William Allen Rogers Sr dies at 97 in Georgetown Texas
William Allen Rogers Sr known as Allen was born July 14 1927 in Ennis Texas and died March 4 2025 in Georgetown Texas at age 97 He served in the US Navy during World War II and earned a Lieutenant Junior Grade Reserve commission He built a shoe business with his father and later operated Rogers Shoes in Temple Crockett and Nacogdoches He married Betty Andrews in 1951 and is survived by sons Bill Rogers Jr and David Rogers plus grandchildren and four great grandchildren A memorial service is set for March 15 2025 at Wesleyan Independent Living Center Georgetown Donations may be made to Wesleyan Homes Foundation or First United Methodist Church Georgetown
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William Allen Rogers
Allen
Ennis
Texas
Georgetown
Hubert Carl Rogers
Erma Lee Allen Rogers
Emory William Rogers
Waxahachie
Southwestern University
Ennis High School
North Texas Agricultural College
Arlington
University of Texas At Arlington
United States Navy
Pacific
Japan
Hawaii
Guam
Mount Fuji
U.S. Naval Reserve
North Texas State Teachers College
The
University of North Texas
Denton
A. Harris and Co
Dallas
Sanger-Harris
Margaret Elizabeth
Betty”) Andrews
Betty
Temple
Rogers Shoes
William Allen
Bill”) Rogers
David Andrews Rogers
Temple Jaycees
United Fund
United States
Canada
Austin
Kerrville
Sun City
Bill
Wesleyan
Scenic Memory
Estrella
First United Methodist Church
Crockett
First United Methodist Church of
Contemporary Forum
Stephen
Bill”) Rogers, Jr
Palm Springs
California
Wesleyan Independent Living Center
Wesleyan Homes Foundation
Wesleyan Benevolent Fund
E. University Avenue
Spring Georgetown recycling event supports Victim Services Unit
Georgetown Environmental Services invites spring cleaning at the Municipal Complex on April 12 from 9 am to 1 pm. The free event accepts tires four per car, mattresses, furniture in usable condition, paper for shredding, metal appliances, electronics, lawn tools with metal parts only after removing gas or oil, and donation items like crayons to The Crayon Initiative. All items are reused or recycled and data destroyed prior to processing. No registration required.
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Georgetown
Environmental Services
Georgetown Municipal Complex
Police Department
Victim Services Unit
Crayon
Thomas Bloomer 74 dies in Jarrell Texas after long illness
Thomas Joseph Bloomer 74 of Jarrell Texas died February 14 2025 at home after surviving leukemia and graft versus host disease He served in the US Army in Germany earned the National Defense Service Medal He worked at Austin power plants retired and built his own house He was a drummer unicycle rider and stock market enthusiast survived by siblings and nieces nephews A Mass is set for March 15 2025 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Jarrell Texas.
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Thomas Joseph Bloomer
Jarrell
Texas
Tom
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S. Army
Germany
City of Austin
Holy Trinity Catholic Church of
Cornhill
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Francis Bloomer
Vera Ruth (Robins) Bloomer
Eternal Rest
David Anthony Bloomer
Missouri City
Mary Diana Ringo
Brazil
Indiana
Frances Bloomer
Round Rock
Ryan Bloomer
Kayla Bloomer
David Ringo
Jena Ringo
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Barbara Ann Czimskey Corbitt dies at 89 in Georgetown Texas
Barbara Ann Czimskey Corbitt 89 of Georgetown Texas passed away March 3 2025 after a long life as a polio survivor military wife and homemaker She is survived by Earl three daughters five grandchildren and one sister A Celebration of Life will be held March 20 2025 at Crestview Baptist Church Georgetown Texas with thanks to Tiffin House Crestview Baptist Church and Hope and Grace Hospice.
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Barbara Ann Czimskey Corbitt
Georgetown
Texas
Jesus
Emil and
Laura Czimskey
Thrall
Taylor High School
University of Texas
Earl Corbitt
Air Force
Earl
Barbara
Sharee
Charles Burbank, Jr
Sharon Driskell
Shayra
Stephen Michael O’connor
Benjamin Burbank
Robert Driskell Jr
William Driskell
Amber Knapp
Melissa Nunez
Carol Lantzsch
Crestview Baptist Church
Georgetown hotels file over thirty seven thousand in delinquent taxes
Avenu Insights and Analytics auditors found three top Georgetown hotels owe 3,946.84 to 29,784.23 in delinquent occupancy taxes for misreported or exempt revenues. The Holiday Inn Express and Sheraton faced misclassification of revenue and improper exemption certificates. Woodland Suites had the largest lien due to ownership changes and missing records from 2021.
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Georgetown
Avena Insights and Analytics
Wallace
Holiday Inn Express
Interstate 35
Travis Fletcher
Erin Mazzola
Avenu
Fletcher
Mazzola
Sheraton
Woodland Suites
South
Mr. Fletcher
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Wilcosun.com
Sheraton Austin
Woodspring Suites