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COLLEGEPORT OBITUARIES C - F |
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Ida
L. Gardner Christmas Christmas,
Ida L.
Location:
28o44.492 N
096o10.184 W
CHRISTMAS
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida L. Christmas of the Citrus Grove
community were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 18, at the Palacios Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Sidney Tenery of the Collegeport First Baptist
Church officiating. Interrment was in the
Daughter of Henry and Ellen Gardner, she was born
She is survived by her husband, Luby Christmas of Citrus Grove;
one daughter, Mrs. Peggy Ann Nelson of California; three sons, Hardy of
Palacios, Howard of Citrus Grove and Billy of Van Vleck; two sisters, 13
grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The
Palacios Beacon,
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Christmas,
Luby
Location:
28o44.491 N
096o10.1854 W
LUBY
CHRISTMAS Funeral
services for Luby Christmas, 82, of Citrus Grove Community, Collegeport,
were held Thursday at the Palacios Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dan
Villereal officiating. Interment followed at Christmas
was born A
resident of Collegeport area since 1931, he was a member of Survivors
include a daughter, Peggy Ann Garrett of Pontiac, Mich.; three sons,
Hardy Christmas of Blessing, Howard Christmas of Collegeport and Billy
Eugene Christmas of Van Vleck; a sister, Laura Matchett of Houston;
three brothers, Gilbert Christmas of Beaumont, Ray Christmas of New
Caney and Harold Christmas of Sheppard, Texas; 17 grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren. Pallbearers
were Russell Corporon, Elmo Duke, Dudley Magbee, Elton Brister, Glen
Padrick, John Duke and Darel Wayne Gibson. The
Palacios Beacon,
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Christmas,
Nellie
Location:
28o44.509 N
096o10.160 W
MRS. NELLIE CHRISTMAS Mrs. Nellie Christmas, age 25 years, 7 months and 4 days, died in Houston, Thursday, at 11 a.m. She is survived by her husband, Mr. G. H. Christmas, two daughters, Yvonne and Catherine, and one son, Ernest, parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hunt of Collegeport, one brother, Raymond Hunt of Collegeport and two sisters, Mrs. Lera Collins of Collegeport and Miss Gertrude Hunt of Houston. Mrs. Christmas lived at Simpsonville until last fall when they moved to Houston. Funeral services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Collegeport church. Burial was in Collegeport Cemetery under direction of Taylor Bros.
The Daily Tribune, Saturday, September 29, 1934
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Franzen, Alexander May 14, 1923 Aug. 9, 2002 ALEXANDER "ALEX" FRANZEN
Graveside funeral services for Alexander ‘Alex’ Franzen, 79, of
Collegeport, Tx. were held Aug. 11, 2002 at Collegeport Cemetery with
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Franzen,
Carl O.
1918
1921 Location:
28o44.487 N
096o10.183 W
Justice
Precinct 7
Enumeration District 142
Sheet 3A Franzen,
Carl O. R., 1 5/12, b Son of Gust and Ellen Franzen
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Franzen,
Charles Ray
Location:
28o44.483 N
096o10.183 W
Charles
Ray Franzen, day-old infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Franzen died at St.
Luke's Hospital in Funeral
services will be held at The
Daily Tribune,
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Location:
28o44.487 N
096o10.180 W
Map: #35
FRANZEN Graveside
services for Clifford A. Franzen, 87, of Collegeport, are scheduled
for Mr.
Franzen died at He
graduated from Rice Institute in 1932 with a bachelor of arts degree.
After graduation, he was employed by the Texas Company, now Texaco,
where he worked for several years in Following
Army service in the Pacific Campaign during World War II, he returned
to Collegeport and farmed rice for several years. He bought a ranch
near In
1989, he moved to Palacios and lived at the Palacios Health Care
Center. There, he became actively involved assisting residents,
personnel and all who could benefit from his kind way. He was a
longtime exercise leader and assisted in chapel services at the home. He
was responsible for inspiring change and improvements through his
involvement at the center. He convinced an administrator that a
vegetable garden was necessary and began gardening on the grounds. His
produce often found its way to the center's kitchen. The "fruits
of his labor" were shared with all. His garden was therapeutic
for him as well as other residents who assisted. Clifford
was truly an inspiration to all who knew him. He
was preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Carl Franzen,
Arnold Franzen and Gustave Franzen; and sister, Ellen Bryan. He
is survived by his sisters, Dorothy Merck and Mamie Wells, both of
Collegeport; brothers, Alex Franzen of Collegeport, and James Franzen
and wife, Ann, of Arrangements
are under the direction of Taylor Brothers Funeral Home in
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Location:
28o44.486 N
096o10.183 W
Mrs.
Ellen Franzen
Funeral services for Mrs. Gust (Ellen) Franzen, 83, were held at
the First Presbyterian Church of Collegeport Monday, June 8, at
A pioneer resident of Collegeport, she passed away in her home on
June 5.
She was born She
was a member of The First Presbyterian Church of Collegeport and last
year when the new wing was added to the church the hall was named Sadie
Ellen Hall in her honor. Survivors
include three daughters, Mrs. Dean Merck, Mrs. Gerald Wells of
Collegeport, Mrs. B. B. Bryan of The
Palacios Beacon, NOTES: 1910
Justice
Precinct 8
Enumeration District 147
Sheet 8A Household
123/131 Franzen,
Gust, 31, b Franzen,
Ellen, 29, b Franzen,
Dorothy, 2, b Franzen,
Arnold, 1, b 1920
Justice
Precinct 7
Enumeration District 142
Sheet 2B Household 52/52 names are at the bottom of the page and illegible
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Franzen, Gustave Albert
Location:
28o44.485 N
096o10.183 W
Gustave A. Franzen, Native of
Death
took one of the pioneer farmers of Matagorda county Sunday at Born
in He
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Gustave A. Franzen of Collegeport; three
daughters, Mrs. Gerald Wells of Collegeport, Mrs. Billy Bob Bryan of
Fort Thomas, Ky., Mrs. Dean Merck of Collegeport, five sons, Albert of
Houston, Cpl. Clifford Franzen with the U. S. Army in the Philippine
Islands, Gustave A., Jr. of Collegeport, James Franzen S1/c now in the
Pacific; two sisters, Mrs. Hilma Doherty of Chicago, Ill., Mrs. Mimmie
Johanson of Sweden, three brothers, R. J. of Warren, Minn., Carl of
Imogene, Ia., and Oscar of Shenandoah, Ia. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday at NOTES:
father: Alfred Franzen b 1910
Justice
Precinct 8
Enumeration District 147
Sheet 8A Household
123/131 Franzen,
Gust, 31, b Franzen,
Ellen, 29, b Franzen,
Dorothy, 2, b Franzen,
Arnold, 1, b 1920
Justice
Precinct 7
Enumeration District 142
Sheet 2B Household 52/52, illegible
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Gustave
Albert "Goose" Franzen Location:
28o44.485 N
096o10.180 W
Franzen Gustave
A. "Goose" Franzen, 80, of Collegeport, died at his home Goose
was born in Collegeport on Survivors
include his wife of 44 years, Ida Mae Franzen of Collegeport; daughter
and son-in-law Terri and Cody Adams of Deutschburg; Sons and
Daughters-in-law Derril and Samantha Franzen, Wesley and Denise
Franzen and G. W. Franzen, all of Collegeport; six grandchildren Tyler
and Colt Adams of Deutschburg, Stephanie and Savannah Franzen, Dillon
and Hayley Franzen all of Collegeport; sisters Dorothy Merck and Mamie
Wells, both of Collegeport; Brothers Clifford Franzen of Palacios,
Alex Franzen of Collegeport and James Franzen of Pearl River, La., and
a host of other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his
parents, two infant sons Gustave A. Franzen III and Charles Ray
Franzen; two brothers Carl Franzen and Arnold Franzen; and one sister
Ellen Bryan. Funeral
Services will be Pallbearers
will be his nephews Dean F. Merck, Gerald Wells, Jr., Jim Boeker, Billy
Bob Bryan, Mark Merck, Robert Franzen, Thomas Franzen and Garrett Lenz.
Honorary pallbearers are his other newphews. Memorials
may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Collegeport, the Mopac
House Foundation, or the Collegeport Cemetery Association. Arrangements
with Taylor Brothers Funeral Home.
The
Daily Tribune, NOTES: 1920
Justice
Precinct 7
Enumeration District 142
Sheet 3A Franzen,
Gustave A. T., 2 10/12, b
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Location:
28o44.484 N
096o10.183 W NOTES: Gustave Albert Franzen
was born in |
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