Matches 2,001 to 2,006 of 2,006
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“When Bob was 18 months old the family moved to San Antonio, Texas only to relocate a short time later to Arizona outside Tucson where they homesteaded for five-year requirement period but returned again to Kerrville because of the elder Lewis’s health. In 1943 his immediate family moved to Austin where Bob graduated from Austin High School in 1948. In 1948, his family moved to Las Cruces, New Mexico where he attended New Mexico State University. After graduation with a degree in business, he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force and was assigned to Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin, Texas. While looking up an old friend by the name of Joe von Rosenberg who lived just two blocks from where Bob once resided, he met his future wife. Shortly after they married, he left the service. He was recalled to active duty in 1962 and was assigned to Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico. Subsequent assignments included Kadena Air Force Base in Okonawa, Edwards Air Force Base and Norton Air Force Base, both in California, Ramstein Air Base in Germany and Warner Robbins in Georgia. Bob retired in 1980 after serving for 20 years. At that time Ann and Bob moved back to Austin to be close to his recently widowed mother. After retiring from the military Bob went to work for the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation as a Management Audit Director. He retired a second time in 1991. Since retirement he does a considerable amount of volunteer work for his church where he also serves on the finance committee. He loves watching television sports, traveling and visiting and children and grandchildren.” | MOSES, Robert Lewis Jr. (I12669)
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“William had considerable talent in drawing. After attending Austin schools he attended and graduated from business college. Then, after some business office experience, he went into the dairy business, hard work but a livelihood.
“When his young wife died, leaving him with two small children, his mother helped care for them as well as did their aunts and uncles on both parents’ sides.” | HORNBERGER, William Christian Jr. (I12497)
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“William Kelly attended high school in Brockton, Massachusetts and graduated from Boston College in 1940. His working years were spent with the CIA. His favorite pastime was golfing and he enjoyed travelling.” | KELLY, William Joseph Jr. (I13176)
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“[Fleetwood] was born in Brandon, Hill County, Texas on May 17, 1929 to Fleetwood and Madelyn Osborne Giles. He attended public schools in Brandon, Hillsboro and Crosbyton, Texas, graduating from Crosbyton High School in 1946. Fleetwood attended the University of Texas and received a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Library Science degrees. He was employed by the University of Texas Library as a cataloger for 46 years, retiring in 2001. He was a veteran of the United States Navy and a Master Mason.
“Fleetwood will be remembered as a loyal, loving, and very content man accepting what the Lord had given him in his life. He worked hard at his job in the library system at U.T. for 46 years, there was no other place he would have rather been than in his home of over 55 years in the Allandale subdivision, he was devoted to his family, and he was a faithful follower of Jesus Christ. At the time of his death Fleetwood was a member of Great Hills (formerly Allandale) Baptist Church where he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior in 1983. Over the years at Great Hills, Fleetwood served in the children's ministry and adult Sunday school, the bus ministry, the prayer ministry, and other areas of the church. He was a member of the adult choir for over 25 years and a part of the senior adult choir, Promise Singers, for several years.” | GILES, Fleetwood Jr. (I13457)
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“[Joe]…started the Union Bus Company in 1919 as a line from San Antonio to Medina Lake. When he sold out to Continental, he held franchises in Austin, various points in the Rio Grande Valley and to West Texas. He was a past president and the only life member of the Texas Wolf Hunters Association. He had operated a ranch at Cotulla, where he died, since 1923.” | AMBERSON, Joe Harris (I13750)
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“‘Rick’ graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas where he was a Lt Col in ROTC. He also studied engineering at the University of Texas and went on to work in the Telecommunications industry for over 40 years in Texas and Atlanta, GA. Rick was an avid hunter, into all sorts of electronic gadgets and enjoyed traveling with his wife Jody via motorcycle to 49 states, Canada and Europe. He was in the Dallas Emergency Core, a Constable for Jack Richardson, Odd Fellow and IEEE. He dearly loved the family land east of Terrell where he worked the land and raised Longhorn cattle.” | MORGAN, Richard Caldwell II (I13452)
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