Obituaries for Harriet Donaho Douglas and Faye Galindo
Harriet Donaho Douglas died February 21 2000 at age 100 joining husband Frank Jas and son Mac. Survived by two children, six grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. services at Heights Funeral Home with graveside at Houston National Cemetery. Faye G Galindo of Karnes City died March 13 2000 age 84 years 9 months 25 days. She owned Tampico Restaurant and Friendly Cafe, worked 20 years for Teltschik Store, and was active in St. Cornelius Church and Guadalupanas. services held March 15 at St. Cornelius with burial in Karnes City Latin Cemetery. Survived by husband Johnny C Galindo and brothers.
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Harriet Donaho Douglas
Frank M. Jas
Mac
Wilson County
Texas
Frank
Hester Donaho
Virginia Faught
Bill Jas
Amy
Sandra Lewis
Steve
Greg Faught
Lanita
Philip Douglas
Lee Ann
Larry Douglas
Sherry
Jack Douglas
Annie
Jeremiah Reed
Nathaniel Lewis
Brian Faught
Kevin Faught
Elissa Douglas
Philip Douglas Jr
Leslie Douglas
Dianne Beeler
MeMa
the Heights Funeral Home
Heights Blvd
Houston National Cemete
Edward Abell
Donald Schwarzing
Methodist Vna
Sackett
Margie Thompson
Faye G. Galindo
Karnes City
Perfecto
Magenia Saenz Garza
Rio Grande City
Tampico
Friendly Cafe
Teltschik Store
St. Cornelius Catholic Church
Alfredo Martinez
Gabriel Rodriguez
Felipe Salinas
Felipe Quintero
Carlos Garza
Leo Garza
Domingo Garza
Ceprino Garza
Julia G. Quintanilla
Bernarda G. Rodriguez
Johnny C. Galindo
Perferio Garza
California
Ray Garza
Corpus Christi
Wildberger Jr. Bruno Paul Wildberger Jr. 1921 2000
Bruno Paul Wildberger Jr. of Stockdale died Monday March 13 2000 at age 79. Born January 30 1921 in San Antonio he was survived by a large family including wife Dorcas and children Cynthia Carrie David Fred Ted and others with many grandchildren. Graveside services were March 17 at Mission Burial Park South with two ministers officiating. Memorials were directed to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Paul Wildberger Jr
Stockdale
San Antonio
Mission Burial Park South
Roy Johnson
Jeff Berger
Dorcas Wildberger
Cynthia Cheatham
James
Carrie J. Wildberger
David Wildberger
Sylvia
Fred Wildberger
Becky
von Ormy
Ted Wildberger
Rebeca Pagan
Sara Pagan
Ernesto Pagan
Jacob David Pagan
Hilda Diaz
Cruz
Josie Polando
Arthur
Somerset
Martha Salas
Alice Armstrong 80, Plano Resident Dies
Alice Armstrong of Plano died Monday March 14 2000 at age 80. Born April 17 1919 in Terlingua to William Mack and Norberta White Waters she was preceded by parents husband FE Armstrong and siblings Mack Waters Frank Waters Hazel Molinar. Survived by daughter Anne Jecker son-in-law Larry Jecker grandsons Kevin Melissa Jecker Paul Charla Jecker Stephen Jecker Michelle Jecker great grandchildren Collin Sam Jecker and Madalyn Jecker sisters Virginia McGlone Betty Waters and many nieces and nephews. We will miss you Nana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Armstrong
Plano
William Mack
Norberta “Beta” White Waters
Terlingua
FE Armstrong
Hazel Molinar
Mack Waters
Frank Waters
Anne Jecker
Larry Jecker
Kevin Jecker
Melissa
Paul Jecker
Charla
Stephen Jecker
Michelle
Collin
Sam Jecker
Madalyn Jecker
Virginia McGlone
Betty Waters
el Paso
Nana
Lewis Menn 1913 2000 Dies at 87 in Runge
Lewis W Menn of Runge died Friday March 17 at age 87. He was born February 27 1913 in Gillett to John Henry and Paralee Menn. He married Evangeline Menn July 18 1934 in Yorktown and was a farmer rancher and longtime Karnes County Farm Bureau leader. Visitation March 19 at Rhodes Funeral Home Runge with services March 20 at First Baptist Church Range. Burial Karnes City Cemetery. He is survived by wife sons and daughters and seven grandchildren.
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Lewis W. Menn
Karnes City
Hgh School
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
First Rare Church
Range
Rhodes Funeral Home
Runge
Ervices
First Baptist Church
William P. Davenport
John Hall
Billy Pullin
Larry Dement
Vincent Brusch
Roger Wehman
Zachery Yanta
Bobby Homeyer
Karnes County
Patricia Ann Cooper
Buford
Buffalo
Dorothy Faye Ballinger
Glenn
Roscoe
First Baptist Church of
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Prudential, Humana
Blue Cross
United Health P.H.C.S
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Medicare
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Daniel H. Kellum, Sr
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John H. Kellum
Shawn M. Mollica
P.A.C
Adkins
East Central
Mark Jarhar
LaVernia Family Physicians
U.S. Hey
LaVernia
First Health
Tower Life United Healthcare
U.S. Health Care
National Healthcare Alliance
Anthony DiNovo
Family Medical Centers
Daryl C. Currier, M.D. Sherrie
M. Pierce, N.P
Humana
PCA
Secure Horizons
Foundation
Brad Bundrant
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South Texas Regional Medical Center
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Wal-Mart
Fox
Prudential
Blue Shield
Spisaura
Warm Springs
Podiatrist
S. Gevers
Southcross
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Harriet Douglas
B. Wildberger Jr
Lewis Menn
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Stockdale Monument Co
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