Obituary for Thadeous T Nixon 1916 2007 San Antonio
Funeral services are set at Zoeller Funeral Home for Thadeous T Nixon who died Monday March 12 2007 in San Antonio at age 91. Born Reginald Paris January 25 1916 in Little Rock Arkansas he was adopted November 1916 by Tom and Lydia Nixon. He served in the Border Patrol Immigration and Naturalization Service and taught his family to cherish the outdoors.
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Thadeous T. Nixon
San Antonio
Little Rock
Arkansas
Reginald Paris
Tom and
Lydia Nixon
Nixon
Border Patrol Immigration Naturalization Service
Obituary: Nixon Passes After Fifty-Year Marriage
Preceding him in death was his wife Orlene Machen Nixon. Survivors include daughter Cheri Nixon, grandchildren Thad and Megan Newhouse, brother H. Nixon and Sue Nixon, and friend Hanna Newton. Honorary pallbearers Clearance and Hamilton Jarvis. Visitation Wednesday March 14, 2007 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Funeral Thursday March 15, 2007 at 2 p.m. at Zoeller Funeral Home. Burial at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Expressions: mem.com.
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Obituary for Bessie Marhofer of New Braunfels Texas
Bessie Marhofer 91 of New Braunfels died March 12 2007 born August 4 1915 in Adams Township Ohio to Charles Edward and Mary Roeina Swigert Wentz married Chester Henry Marhofer September 10 1939 he preceded her in death Survivors include son Richard and Catherine Marhofer of New Braunfels sister Helen Finnell of Coshocton Ohio grandchildren David and Shanna Marhofer Julie Marhofer Todd Rankin and Rachel great grandchildren Kaylen Marhofer and Nash Rankin Visitation at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home New Braunfels from 5 to 9 p m Thursday family receives friends 7 to 9 p m Funeral service at First United Methodist Church Premont Friday March 16 2007 Private burial Memory Gardens Mausoleum Corpus Christi.
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New Braunfels
Premont
Texas
Adam's Township
Ohio
Charles Edward and
Mary Roeina (Swigert) Wentz
Chester Henry Marhofer
Marhofer
First United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Richard Marhofer
Catherine
Helen Finnell
Coshocton
David Marhofer
Shanna
Katy
Julie Marhofer
Todd
Rankin
Rachel
Spring
Kaylen Marhofer
Nash Rankin
Doeppenschmidt
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Artist Anne Snow remembered in New Braunfels memorial
Anne Snow of New Braunfels born March 27 1938 in Houston to Virginia Brice Black and Harper Black grew up in Houston and Tyler. She married Robert John Snow Jr March 24 1966 in Kerrville. Survived by husband and two sons with spouses and grandchildren. Memorial service 2 p.m. Friday March 16 2007 at Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home.
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Virginia (Brice) Black
Harper Black
Houston, TX
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Tyler
William Harper Black
Austin
Martha (Black) Pendleton
Bandera
Betsy (Black) Adams
James Black
Robert John Snow, Jr
New Braunfels
Kerrville, TX
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Melissa (Koepp) Snow
Madeline Grace
Mildred Borchers 87 Dies After Illness in Texas
Mildred Jessica Borchers died March 10 2007 age 87 born February 3 1920 in New Braunfels Texas to Earl W Smithers and Leona Ellis Smithers married to Roy A Borchers August 16 1939 she is survived by her brother Wesley Smithers sister Maebell Davis and sister in law Elvira Biggerstaff funeral at Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park Cemetery March 15 2007 at 1 p.m. officiated by Rev Harold Sassman no visitation memorials to charity of choice
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Earl W. Smithers
Leona Ellis Smithers
New Braunfels
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Roy A. Borchers
Wesley Smithers
Maebell Davis
Elvira Biggerstaff
Millie
Guadalupe Valley Memorial Park
Harold Sassman
City Bans Tying Dogs to Fixed Objects in Texas City
Southeast Texas city passes ordinance prohibiting tying dogs to trees or other stationary objects to curb attacks. Fines can total 2000 dollars, and rules require at least 150 square feet of fenced outdoor space for each outdoor pet once the measure takes effect in May.
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Texas
Abbott backs death penalty for repeat child sex offenders
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott told lawmakers the death penalty for repeat violent child sex offenders could be upheld by the U S Supreme Court and would defend the issue in court. He dismissed fears that offenders would kill victims to silence witnesses and noted several states already have similar laws.
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