B4 Sunday, April 16, 1995 City State ffi Austin American-Statesman Deaths and funerals Assumption Cemetery. A Rosary will be held at 7:30 PM, Sunday at Wilke-Amey-Clay Funeral Home. Pallbearers are grandsons, Richard Moreno, Edward Zavala, Eric Moreno, Louis Garza Roy Moreno of Dallas, Texas, Chris Quiroz of Temple, Texas, Anthony Luna of Houston, Texas, and James Moreno. The family would like to thank the caring staff of Brackenridge Hospital and Father Richard Tijerina of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Services under the direction of Wilke-Amey-Clay Funeral Home, 2620 Congress. Ella Teinert Mathias Ella Teinert Mathias, 96, of Copperas Cove, Texas, died April 14, 1995. Survivors are sons Vic Mathias and wife Helen of Austin, and Arnold Mathias and wife Marge of Waco; grandchildren, Mona Humphreys and husband Larry of Dripping Springs, Mark Mathias and wife Kathy of Austin, Matt Mathias and wife Deborah of Austin, Nancy Damon and husband Dan of Round Rock, Menda Franz of Dallas and Jeannie Nadel and husband Eric of Dallas; great-grandchildren, Britney Humphreys, Kristen and Matt Franz and Deanna and Alyssa Damon. Funeral services will be at Trinity Lutheran Church, Copperas Cove, at 11:00 AM, Monday, with burial at Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Copper Earl LeRoy Beeman Jr. Earl LeRoy Beeman Jr.
was born in Pratt, Kansas, on July 28, 1905. He attended Southwestern College in Win-field, Kansas, Kansas State and the University of Kansas. He spent all of his working life in the transportation business, retiring in 1967 from the Pipe Line Technologists (now Kaneb Services) in Houston. In 1929 he married Marie Wilson in Kansas City. They had one son, James of Austin.
They lived in Kansa City, Salina, Hutchinson, Topeka and McPherson, Kansas. They moved to Houston in 1952. They traveled extensively in the U.S. and Canada, and made one trip to Europe. Marie died in 1975.
In 1976 he married Violet Lucille Loeneke in Houston. They moved to Austin in 1980 and into Westminster Manor in 1983. Lucille preceded him in death in August of 1993. Roy was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Austin and a life member of Lodge No. 151, B.P.O.
Elks in Houston. He was active in the Houston Lodge for many years, chairing many committees and was Treasurer in 1977, '78 and '79. Graveside funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM Monday, April 17, 1995, at Memorial Oaks Cemetery in Houston. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 PM Tuesday at Harris Bell Hall of Westminster Manor; He is survived by his son, Jim Beeman of Austin; grandson, Bart Beeman of San Mateo, California; and a much enjoyed sister, Frances Abbott of Pratt, Kansas; and Lucille's beloved niece, Jane Preston-Dobbs, M.D., and her children, H. Allen Dobbs III, M.D., -Ann Dobbs, David Dobbs, Sarah Dobbs Kerrigan, Cynthia Dobbs and the affectionate and loyal Lynn Preston Fountain, of whom he was especially fond.
In particular, the family expresses grateful appreciation to Dr. John Marietta and to all those at Westminster Manor and the Health Care Center, who tenderly cared for him. He will always be cherished by all for his outstanding humor, most generous goodwill and ever helpful spirit. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Westminster Fund, co Westminster Manor, 6100 Jackson, Austin, Texas 78764. Arrangements by Cook-Walden Funeral Home, 6100 N.
Lamar. Islands in 1944. Upon his return to Austin, he continued to work as a carpenter building many homes, churches and businesses until his retirement from the carpenters union in 1975. Clifton helped build Southside Church of Christ. A solid Christian gentleman, he taught Sunday school, led congregational songs, was a deacon for 35 years and then served as Church Elder until 1991.
Clifton and Annis became members, and he became an elder of Capital City Church of Christ. Clifton worked until 1994 at small carpentry jobs and provided many Austin-ites with handmade wooden bookcases. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Marian Annis; son, Bill; daughter, Sue Ann (Suzy) McWilliams and her husband, Ed; daughter-in-law, Rena M. Dye; grandson, Will Dye; granddaughters, Dagny Schmidt and her husband, Leeman, and Lynn Downing; great-granddaughter, Reagan Schmidt. Also survived by brother, Kenneth Dye of Electra, Texas; and sister, Maudine Shelton of Austin.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2433 Richpoint Drive, Austin, Texas 78754, or Hvmnal fund in Memory of Clifton Dye, Capital City Church of Christ, 805 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas 78701. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM Monday, April 17, 1995 at Wilke-Amey-Clay Funeral Home, 2620 South Congress, Austin, Texas. Burial follows at Capital Memorial Gardens. Services under the direction of Wilke-Amey-Clay Funeral Home.
Dorothy Spruill Edmundson Mrs. Dorothy Spruill Edmundson. age 88, of Austin, died Friday, April 14, 1995. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, where she had been employed for 15 years before her retirement in 1971. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ray R.
Edmundson in 1981. Survivors include her brother-in-law, John Winter of Memphis, Tennessee, and two nieces. Graveside services will be 1:00 PM Tuesday, in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Grenada, Mississippi. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to First Baptist Church. Arrangements by Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N.
Lamar, 452-8811. Antonio; granddaughters, Catharin Elizabeth and Lauren Elise Fulmer, both of Tyler; father, Robert W. Anderson of Missouri; brothers, Robert L. Anderson and wife, Karen of Kentucky, and Thomas O. Anderson and wife, Carol of San Antonio; and her sister-in-law, Paula Ann Blackett of California.
The family received visitors at Amey Funeral Home on Tuesday, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. The funeral service was held Wednesday, 1:00 PM, at Hyde Park Baptist Church with Mr. Joe CarreU and Reverend Richard Flaten officiating. Reflections on Mrs. Fulmer's life were offered by Mr.
Lewis Timberlake. Interment was in Austin Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Dr. Earl Grant, Dr. Robert Tate, Mr.
Sonny Everett, Dr. Jim Harrell, Dr. David McCarron, Dr. William Walker, Mr. Charles Strehli, Dr.
Donald Spencer. Honorary pallbearers were Dr. David Steinman and Dr. James Woods. In lieu of flowers, the family reguests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, P.O.
Box 149100, Austin 78714, or the Shivers Cancer Center, 2600 E. MLK, Austin 78702. Services were under the direction of Amey Funeral Home, 7811 Rockwood, off W. Anderson Lane, 452-4001. Kenneth J.
Hollan Kenneth J. Hollan, 54, of Austin, died Saturday, April 15, 1995. Mr. Hollan was an amateur radio operator known around the world as K5IQ; He worked as a D.J. at KULM-FM in Columbus, Texas.
He is "survived by his wife, Holly Hollan of Austin; eight Scottish Border Collies; sisters, Dorothy Dove, Julia Lightfoot; brother, James T. Hollan. Memorial service arrangements are pending. In rememberance of Ken, the family suggests contributions be made to American Cancer Society, Austin Area Unit, P.O. Box 149100, Austin, Texas 78714.
Arrangements by Cook-Walden, 892-1172. Ollie Allie Kirklin Ollie Allie Kirklin, 89, of Austin died Friday, April 14, 1995. She was born June 19, 1905, to Will Cross Allen and Lou Ella Haygood Allen. She grew up around Lorena, Texas, and graduated from Lorena High School. The majority of her adult life was spent in Waco and Houston, Texas.
She was the Office Manager for River Oaks Food Store in Houston for many years. For the past three and a half years, Mrs. Kirkland resided at Heartland Health Care Center in Austin, where she made many friends. Survivors include sister, Velma Thedford of Waco; nephew, Ronald B. Thedford of Corpus Christi; nieces, Marian Latchford of Round Rock, Diane Collins of Austin, Edith Hobbs of Decatur-, Alabama, Doris Johnson of Oakwood, Jennine Seale of San Antonio; daughter-in-law, Joyce Wilshire of Tyler; grandchildren, Julia and Philip Wilshire of Tyler; and several great-nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Kirkland was preceded in death by her husband of 42 years, James M. Kirkland, in 1994. Funeral services will be held 2:30 PM, Monday at the Cook-WaldenChapel of the Hills Funeral Home, Austin, with Reverend Bob Grimes officiating. Interment will be at Rosemound Cemetery in Waco.
The family would like to thank Dr. Pete Garcia and Dr. Archie D. Smith and the staff of St. David's Hospital for their compassionate care and support of Mrs.
Kirkland. Arrangements by Cook-WaldenChapel of The Hills, 9700 Anderson Mill Austin, Texas, (512) 335-1155. I eeWaWiMa jlMha Edna F. Richter (Taylor) Edna F. Richter (Taylor), age 85, of Austin, died Friday, April 14, 1995.
She worked for AISD for a short while and then at the Austin State Hospital for 16 years, retiring in 1976. She was an avid "42" player where she played at the Widowed Persons, Senior Activity Center, Highland Park Baptist Church, Crestview United Methodist Church, with neighbors and anyone who would play She also was a memeber of Saengerrunde and loved to dance. She was preceded in death by her husband of 47 years, Elroy Richter and by her husband of six years, Herbert Taylor. Survivors include her daughter, Marti Speed and husband, Jack; granddaughter, Pamela J. Law and fiance, Matthew Rayson; sisters, Estelle Lewis and Delta Matthews, all of Austin.
The family will receive friends from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Sunday in the Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home. Funeral services will be 2:00 PM Monday in the Weed-Corley-Fish Chapel with Pastor Paul Ziese officiating. Burial will be in Austin Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be nephews, Rick Kohn, Pat Matthews, Tommy Matthews, Donald Matthews, friends, Claude Hausenfluke and Stan Jaku-bowsky; honorary pallbearer will be Dr. F.M.
Pearce. Memorial contributions may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church, 409 W. Ben White Austin, Texas 78704. Mom was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and sister.
She will be missed. Mom and Dad, thanks for always being there for me when I was growing up. The family would like to thank Pastor Ziese, Jerry Kern, the prayer chain and friends, for communion, prayers, cards and visits during her illness. A special thanks to Dr. F.M.
Pearce for all his help for 17 years and to Guardian Angels, In Home Health Care for their special care, to Speciality Hospital, 3rd floor, and to Retirement Nursing Center, Unit 1. Arrangements by Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar, 452-8811. See Deaths, B5 as Cove. Memorials may be sent to Trinity Lutheran Organ Fund, 518 E.
Hwy 190, Copperas Cove, Texas 76522, or St. Paul Lutheran Christian Concerns, 3501 Red River, Austin, Texas 78705. Crawford-Bowers Funeral Home, Copperas Cove, Texas. A TV Alfredo V. Moreno Sr.
Alfredo V. Moreno age 86, of Austin, passed away Saturday morning, April 15, 1995, in a local hospital. Mr. Moreno was born May 3, 1908, in the village of Valle de Santiago, Guanajuato, Mexico. In 1920, at the age of 12, he migrated to Texas and settled in the outskirts of Austin.
His first job in the United States was as a sharecropper. For 18 years he labored in' the fields. It was during this time he met, and married, his only wife for the past 67 years, Agnes Vega. The next 37 years Alfredo spent developing his skills as a brickmason. During this time he prospered and, in 1938, bought a tract of land in South Austin adjacent to the Faulk house, the present site of Green Pastures Restaurant.
The remaining 15 years of his total 70 years of employment were devoted to the City of Austin as a school crossing guard assigned to St. Ignatius School. Mr. Moreno was also a founding member and participated in the construction of the first San Jose Church. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Beatrice Moreno and great-grandsons, Michael Daniel Esquivel and Nicholas Nunez.
Mr. Moreno is survived by his loving wife, Agnes Moreno; four sons, Refugio Moreno and daughter-in-law Irene, Alfred Moreno Jr. and daughter-in-law Rosalie, Robert Moreno of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and daughter-in-law Abigail, and Jimmy Moreno and daughter-in-law Olga; four daughters, Carmen Zavala and son-in-law Edmundo, Dolores Garza and son-in-law, Louis, Estela Casas and son-in-law Israel, Gloria Luna of Houston, Texas, and son-in-law Sam. He is also survived by 34 grandchildren; 59 great-grandchildren; and five great-greatgrandchildren. Funeral mass will be at 10:00 AM, Monday, April 17, 1995, at San Jose Catholic Church.
Burial will follow in Jc 'i Squire Charles L. Lewis April 29, 1930 -April 11, 1995 Squire Charles Lewis was born in Laurel, New Jersey; he raised himself from age 13, following the deaths of his parents. He is survived by his daughter, Cristin and his brothers, Philemon of Sheffield Lake, Ohio and William of Ponte Verde Beach, Florida. Through the span of his extraordinary life, Squire worked as a laborer, carpenter, stone mason, Fuller Brush-man, sheep herder, Irish Wolfhound breeder, IBM tabulating machine operator, steel miU grinder and photographer. He participated in the construction of locks, dams and bridges on the Ohio, Mississippi, Saint Lawrence, Detroit, Arkansas and other rivers.
He managed a real estate office, consulted on the construction of IH-35's upper deck through Austin, was a volunteer fireman, and served six years as a Justice of the Peace (hence the title, During his epic summer of 1966, Squire discovered both Mexico and Texas, decided to spend the rest of his life in Austin, and entered the University of Texas as its only 37 year old freshman Anthropology major. Starting as a street vendor, he developed the Charles Lewis Company, which became world famous in pioneering the importation of Mexican folk art and weavings. Among his clients were museums, universities, governments and preservation societies around the world, and all the original primitive Mexican folk artists were his friends. Squire was a loving father to his daughter, Cristin, and the best ex-husband he could be to Mary Lou, Nancy and Sheryll. He was a gracious friend, always willing to share his wine, his time and his stories.
Squire had a special affinity for cavers and never met a campfire he didn't like. Now it's time to put out the embers and scatter the ashes; el famoso don Carlos de Oaxaca Austin is dead. A memorial service will be held at the Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home in Austin on Tuesday, April 18 at 2:00 PM. Arrangements by Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home, 3125 N. Lamar, 452-8811.
Richard Glen Lockhart Richard Glen Lockhart, age 54, a resident of Austin for 24 years, died Monday, April 10, 1995. Mr. Lockhart was a graduate of Southwestern University in Georgetown and Perkins School of Theology in Dallas. Survivors include his wife, Joan Steinbring Lockhart; daughter, Laurie Lockhart; son, John Lockhart; sister, Mary Beth Gartner; niece, Gretchen Duever, all of Austin; and nephew, Merrick Gartner of Baytown. A memorial service will be held 2:00 PM Sunday, April 23, 1995, at Oak HiU United Methodist Church with Reverend John Flowers officiating.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Oak Hill United Methodist Church Music Fund. Arrangements by Harrell Funeral Home in Austin. 443-1366. FREE INFORMATION: Call 416-5700 and antar 4-dlglt coda: Wtpfldudioccun 4400 Tha Importance of ptamint 4401 Funeral praamnrment 4401 Children and aauh 440 tourant benefits 4404 Whyhwaruneril 440S Medicaid refutations 4406 4407 Iramations Social Security 440 A I HOMI S. Lamar A Ben White am at 441 Frontier Trail CampUu Fmurtl Strrka A Cnaom earn a living.
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He was born in Luling, Texas, July 22, 1910, into a family with 15 brothers and sisters. They moved to Austin July 5. 1931. He was a carpenter and a lifetime member of the Carpenters Union Local 1266. On Sunday.
February 26, 1933, he married Marian Annis Cloer. Clifton's father owned a small homestead near the junction of Kinney Avenue and Barton Springs Road. That spring, he built a small home on the Dye family homestead in Pecan Grove, Barton Springs Road, just up the hill off Kinney Avenue. Jessie and Josephine Streets were named after his mother and grandmother. Clifton and Annis" new home washed downriver in the flood of June 15.
1935. The house was salvaged and moved to 1906 Kinney Avenue where his daughter, Sue Ann (Suzy) resides today. In 1935, he built a second larger home on the same property (1908 Kinney) and remodeled the smaller house as a home for his wife's parents. In 1939 and into the early 1940's he worked as a carpenter to build Tom Miller Dam. Marshal Ford Dam, Monto-polis and Shoal Creek Bridges.
Clifton became a civilian carpenter for the tnilitarv and served in the Aleutian Deaths CLARKSTON, Ernest 53. of Friday. Services 2 p.m. Monday, Oak Hill Cemetery. (Briggs Lampasas) CROWELL, Lou Ella, 76, of Lytton Springs died Friday.
Family visitation 6:30 p.m. today, McCurdy Funeral Home, Lockhart. Services 3 p.m. Monday, McCurdy Funeral Home. Burial Lytton Springs Cemetery.
DeLEON, Charlie, 78. of Austin died Services pending. (Angel) i FOX, Anita Loyce, 80, of Llano died Thursday. Services 2 p.m. Monday.
Wal-iroiie Hatfield Hawthorne Funeral tfome. Llano. Burial Llano City Cemeterv. GAMBLE, Jacqueline, 47, of Austin lied Tuesday. Wake 6 p.m.
today. King-iTears Mortuary Services 1 p.m. Monday, Sweet Home Baptist Church, Round "Rock Burial Cook WaldenCapital Park. KILPATRICK, Rosa 89. of Lexington died Friday.
Services 1 p.m. Monday, ttlue United Methodist Church. Burial Venter Point Cemetery, Lexington. (Phillips Luckpv, Rockdale) LEIFESTE, Maureen, 78, oT Austin tiied. Private services are pending.
jfCook Walden. Lamar location.) i LL'CIO, Antonio 81. of Austin died Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Monday, Mission Funeral Home.
Burial Assumption jCemetprv. i McARTHUR, Larry Kent, 46. of Austin died Wednesday. Services 11 a.m. jTuesday.
Olivet Baptist Church. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. (King Tears) MATHIAS, Ella Tienert, 96, of Cop-heras Cove died Friday. Services 11 a.m. Klondav, Trinity Lutheran Church.
Cop peras Immanuel Lutheran hi Now you don' Earlene Fulmer Earlene Fulmer. age 56, of Austin, died Monday, April 10, 1995. Mrs. Fulmer was a graduate of Texas Tech University, receiving a B.S. degree in Nutrition.
She worked at the V.A. Hospital in Houston as a nutritionist and later became the Public Heath Nutritionist for the City of Houston. Her expertise in public nutrition resulted in her appointment in 1969 to the Governor's Committee for Nutrition in Texas. A resident of Austin since 1970, Mrs. Fulmer was formerly a member of Grace Covenant Church.
At the time of her death, she was a member of the Adult III Sunday School Class at Hyde Park Baptist Church. The family expresses their deep appreciation to the many people who have offered their prayers and assistance during Mrs. Fulmer's illness. Mrs. Fulmer was a loving, caring person who was dedicated to her family, as well as her friends.
She had tremendous interest and concern for all she met. She sought out the needs of others and attempted to meet them. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Robert I. Fulmer; sons, Dr.
R. Paul Fulmer and wife. Janet of Tyler, and Thorn S. Fulmer and wife, Celia of San Cemetery, Copxras Cove. (Crawford-Bowers, Copperas Cove) NICAR, Lillie Mae, 92, of Cause died Saturday.
Services 10:30 a.m. Monday, Cause Full Gospel Church. Burial Gause City Cemetery. (Phillips Luckey, Rockdale) PANKHURST, Loleet, 71, of Austin died Saturday. Services 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Harrell Funeral Home. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. PRITCHARD, Grace. 81, of Austin died Wednesday. Services were Saturday.
Burial 2 p.m. Monday. Pickton Cemeterv, near Sulphur Springs. SLADEK, Ted, 81, of Taylor died Saturday. Rosary 7 p.m.
today, Condra Funeral Home, Taylor. Services 2 p.m. Monday. Condra Funeral Home, Taylor. Burial tavlor City Cemeterv.
SNYDER. Billie Jane Chandler, 71, of Austin died Tuesday. Services were Saturday. Burial was in Cook-Walden Capital Parks. (Cook-Walden, Lamar location) VTLLEGAS, Maria Carillo, 65, of Austin died Saturday.
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