Services for Chalmer Holloway Jr. in Roswell
Obituary notes Chalmer O Holloway Jr. 84 of Roswell died Nov 12 2002 at home. Services at First Christian Church Roswell with burial at Hagerman Cemetery. Survivors include wife Katie six children and eight grandchildren. He founded Holloway Construction and served in WW II. He held many Masonic and Eastern Star memberships. Memorials to First Christian Church or Salvation Army.
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