Leonard A Meyer 1915 2007 WWII hero and radio pioneer
Leonard A Meyer 91 of New Braunfels Texas died March 27 2007 at McKenna Memorial Hospital surrounded by family He was born September 7 1915 to William H Meyer and Linda Halm Meyer in New Braunfels He left school in seventh grade joined Civilian Conservation Corps later finished his diploma at 21 He earned an amateur radio license in March 1934 and served 35 years with Southwestern Bell including time in the Air Force He served on D Day plus two and saw the Buchenwald camps He rose to M/Sgt in the 327th Fighter Control Squadron earning the Bronze Star He received multiple decorations and later helped form an amateur radio club He was active in New Braunfels Seguin and San Marcos and spoke at City Council meetings He was a member of German American Society VFW SWB Retired Workers Union and held call sign W5EBM A memorial service is planned April 3 2007 at Grace Memorial Church Arrangements with Puente Sons unfels Texas donations preferred to mentioned organizations or charity of choice
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Leonard Arthur Meyer
McKenna Memorial Hospital
Leonard
New Braunfels
Texas
William H. Meyer
Linda Halm Meyer
Chester Stahl
Civilian Conservation Corp
Plaza Drug Store
Southwestern Bell
Air Force
Normandy
Weimar
Germany
Buchenwald
327Th
EAME
States
Telephone Company
Seguin
San Marcos
Jan Kennedy
James Mason Meyer
German American Society
VFW
SWB Retired Workers Union
Leonard A. Meyer
Grace Memorial Church
Richard Carse
Charity of Choice
Joseph Jody Friedel Rites Planned in Texas
Joseph Jody Friedel died at home March 26 2007 aged 68. Funeral Mass to be held at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church on March 30 2007 at noon. Burial at Holy Rosary Church Cemetery in Hoston Texas on March 30 2007 at 5 p.m.
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Joseph
Jody” Friedel
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Holy Rosary Church
Hoston
Texas
Dorothy Marie Humphreys obituary honors a life of service
Dorothy Marie Humphreys aged 92 died March 28 2007 at Eden Home New Braunfels Texas. Born March 2 1915 in Mineola she left Dallas pursued a secretarial career and led ABWA chapters earning the Grant of Honor in 1960 and Woman of the Year in 1963. She traveled widely including Europe with a coronation viewing in London and cared for her father in California before returning to Texas. Interment is at Forest Park West Houston. donations to DebRA of America are requested.
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Dorothy Marie Humphreys
Eden Home
New Braunfels
Texas
Mineola
Lois Estelle
Edwin Jay Humphreys
Lois H. Kaase
Karen K. Porter
Tom
Robert P. Kaase
JoAnn
Butler, Tenn
Dorothy
Southwest District
ABWA
National Association of Legal Secretaries
Scribblers Club
International Dale Carnegie Club
Dal- Tex Toastmistress Club
Christian Business and Professional Women of America Association
East Dallas Christian Church
United States
Europe
England
London
Havana
Cuba
Hawaii
Sacramento
Calif
Lois
Karen
Forest Park West Cemetery
Houston
Debra
America
West 36Th Street
Suite 404
New York
Senate panel hears hours of voucher testimony Austin
A Senate Education Committee in Austin heard long testimony from parents educators and experts on a bill creating a pilot school voucher program. The proposal would let targeted students in counties with populations over 750000 attend public or private schools with tax dollars and require yearly eligibility proof. Supporters say it offers parental choice while opponents warn of harm to public schools. The committee did not vote on the bill Thursday.
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Kyle Janek
Houston
Senate Education Committee
Bernice Baese longtime Geronimo resident dies at 84
Bernice Baese 84 of New Braunfels died March 29 2007 at Alterra Sterling House. Born October 19 1922 in Geronimo Texas to Valentine and Ella Bor mann she married George Max Baese June 28 1941 at Friedens Church. Survived by two sons Arlen and Gregory two daughters in law Jennie and Nancy eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren and several siblings. A memorial service will be held March 31 2007 at Friedens United Church of Christ in Geronimo. Memorials may go to Friedens Church or Hope Hospice. Doeppenschmidt Funeral Home New Braunfels.
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Bernice Baese
New Braunfels
Alterra Sterling House
Geronimo
Texas
Valentine
Ella
Bartoskewitz) Bormann
George Max Baese
Friedens Church
United Church of Christ
Women's Guild
PTA
Arlen Baese
Ann
Gregory Baese
Nancy
Seguin
Jennie Baese
Doris Acker
Clinton
Adeline Laechelin
Staples
Grace Bormann
George Baese
Jerry Baese
Elroy Bormann
Harley Laechelin
Friedens United Church of Christ
Hope Hospice
Texas College student’s mother confronts campus officials
Judy Moore Smith, 44, allegedly drove from Dallas to Tyler to argue with Texas College administrators about her daughter’s rivals. She reportedly produced an ice pick and cut one student and bit another, prompting Tyler police to intervene as President Billy C. Hawkins described the disruption of education.
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Tyler Police
Texas College
Billy C. Hawkins
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