Obits from Sun 14 Jul 2013 San Antonio Express News, San Antonio, TX
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BENNETT, Sue b. 2 Feb 1937 Hico, TX d. 9 Jul
BOCK, Henry Lewis (born Heinz-Ludwig Bock) b. 2 Mar 1926 Hamburg, Germany d. 6 Jul
BONILLA, Louis Fernando b. 18 May 1924 San Antonio, TX d. 30 Jun
BROLL, Emily b. 30 Sep 1932 Kosciusko, TX d. 11 Jul
BUBELA, Ann b. 24 Oct 1934 d. 10 Jul
BURTON, Billye Jean b. 1 May 1928 Waco, TX d. 10 Jul
CANNON, Cherry b. 19 Dec 1946 Santa Fe, NM d. 8 Jul
CANTU, Frances L. b. 28 Jul 1934 d. 10 Jul
CORTEZ, Robert b. 29 Oct 1950 Galveston, TX d. 10 Jul
CRUZ, Raul P. Sr. b. 20 Apr 1921 Jourdanton, TX d. 11 Jul
DANIELSON, Robert A. 65 yrs d. 9 Jul
FAVELLA, Alice N. 66 yrs d. 5 Jul
FOSTER, Daniel Vincent b. 31 Mar 1992 San Antonio, TX d. 10 Jul
GARCIA, Antonio M. Jr. b. 29 Aug 1926 d. 11 Jul
GARCIA, Louis A. 88 yrs d. 8 Jul
GRIMES, Mabel Irene b. 4 Sep 1913 Van Meter Township, Dallas County, IA d. 17 Jun
HOGREFE, Deborah 61 yrs d. 6 Jul
HOLMES, Lorraine "Jackie" Smith b. 21 Jul 1920 Frio County, TX d. 11 Jul
JONES, Robert D. b. 7 Nov 1931 Minneapolis, KS d. 10 Jul
KELLNER, Herbert Ernest Jr. 72 yrs d. 7 Jul
KRAUSE, Gayle E. b. 1 Nov 1925 Kansas City, MO d. 10 Jul
LAMM, Louis J. b. 26 Jun 1917 Woodward County, OK d. 8 Jul
LAZO, Mary G. b. 14 Mar 1926 d. 11 Jul
MARTINEZ, Felipe C. d . 5 Jul
MARTINEZ, Rosa M. d. 5 Jul
MEDINA, Cesar Armando b. 17 Jun 1947 Laredo, TX d. 3 Jul
MEIER, Erna L. b. 12 Apr 1919 Madonna, TX d. 11 Jul
PHINNEY, Sylvia b. 11 Oct 1951 San Antonio, TX d. 11 Jul
POSEY, Frederick "Fred" Richard 52 yrs d. 11 Jul
RAMOS, Lizzeth b. 3 Dec 1982 d. 9 Jul
RANGEL, Concepcion R. b. 18 Mar 1940 d. 10 Jul
RICHARDSON, Dorothy Anderson "Dottie" b. 4 Nov 1930 Williamson County, TX d. 24 Jun
RUTHERFORD, Robert "Skip" L. Gen USAF (ret) b. 11 Dec 1938 Luling, TX d. 4 Jul
SALAS, Dolores V. "Lola" b. 9 Mar 1937 d. 9 Jul
SMITH, Jean Avery Barber b. 6 Jul 1922 Winthrop, MA d. 6 Jul
STERNBERG, Leroy b. 22 Nov 1947 San Antonio, TX d. 2 Jul
Showing posts with label Richardson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richardson. Show all posts
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
SO CLOSE TO THE END OF THE CHAPTER
Well after all the trouble, and there still is problems with the blog, I have been able to post the obits weekly. I do hope they are of some help to those of you researching your ancestry.
Now for the BOOK......KATIE........I'm on the last chapter and then it's off to the editor for major editing. Will keep you posted on that. I thought I'd never get this far, but seeing several friends finish their books and getting them published, I said it's time you got with it! I like where it's going and where it's been. I pray you will like it too.
In my spare time, like I have spare time from the usual house keeping, I've been trying to tie up loose ends on my husband's genealogy. I hadn't realized I had not done very much on his parentage. I've been so wrapped up on my side I let his slide. So, it's time I worked on the Richardson side of the family. With what I've found over the week end it would make a good story line!
I think we tend to not see our ancestors as real people. We live our lives in a hustle and bustle every day, going to work, taking the laundry to the cleaners, buying groceries, taking the kids to and fro from their activities, and I'm sure you can think of a hundred other things. BUT our ancestors were real people too. They woke up every day and some wondered if they would be alive by the end of the day. They had (lived) in hardships we could never understand or imagine.
I read about one Richardson in New England in the 1600's that lost his wife and infant child in an instant while he was only feet from their cabin. An Indian massacre. The only survivor was his son that was with him and himself. He went to marry again, lose that wife, and marry again. From the third wife they had ten children. This is only one family from the many that landed on the shores of America looking for freedom of speech and religion.
So now that I've told you all that I will be working on writing, editing, reading, critiquing, and oh yes, housework for the rest of the day. Will keep you posted.
Until then.................................
Now for the BOOK......KATIE........I'm on the last chapter and then it's off to the editor for major editing. Will keep you posted on that. I thought I'd never get this far, but seeing several friends finish their books and getting them published, I said it's time you got with it! I like where it's going and where it's been. I pray you will like it too.
In my spare time, like I have spare time from the usual house keeping, I've been trying to tie up loose ends on my husband's genealogy. I hadn't realized I had not done very much on his parentage. I've been so wrapped up on my side I let his slide. So, it's time I worked on the Richardson side of the family. With what I've found over the week end it would make a good story line!
I think we tend to not see our ancestors as real people. We live our lives in a hustle and bustle every day, going to work, taking the laundry to the cleaners, buying groceries, taking the kids to and fro from their activities, and I'm sure you can think of a hundred other things. BUT our ancestors were real people too. They woke up every day and some wondered if they would be alive by the end of the day. They had (lived) in hardships we could never understand or imagine.
I read about one Richardson in New England in the 1600's that lost his wife and infant child in an instant while he was only feet from their cabin. An Indian massacre. The only survivor was his son that was with him and himself. He went to marry again, lose that wife, and marry again. From the third wife they had ten children. This is only one family from the many that landed on the shores of America looking for freedom of speech and religion.
So now that I've told you all that I will be working on writing, editing, reading, critiquing, and oh yes, housework for the rest of the day. Will keep you posted.
Until then.................................
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