Louis A. Rodgers died in McKinney TX on Nov 1, 1946.
Services at Compton's chapel with burial in Rosemound Cemetery.
Survivors include: his widow, Mrs. Pearl Rodgers; one son, Alvin Rodgers; two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Carmody of Waco and Mrs. Blanche Barnes of Waco; three brothers, E.B. Rodgers of Waco, S.O. Rodgers of Waco and J.D. Rodgers of Abilene; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Betheny, Mrs. Vatie Sharp and Mrs. Willie Williams all of Waco.
Waco Times Herald 11-3-1946
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Services at Compton's chapel with burial in Rosemound Cemetery.
Survivors include: his widow, Mrs. Pearl Rodgers; one son, Alvin Rodgers; two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Carmody of Waco and Mrs. Blanche Barnes of Waco; three brothers, E.B. Rodgers of Waco, S.O. Rodgers of Waco and J.D. Rodgers of Abilene; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Betheny, Mrs. Vatie Sharp and Mrs. Willie Williams all of Waco.
Waco Times Herald 11-3-1946
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Louis A. Rodgers died in McKinney TX on Nov 1, 1946.
Services at Compton's chapel with burial in Rosemound Cemetery.
Survivors include: his widow, Mrs. Pearl Rodgers; one son, Alvin Rodgers; two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Carmody of Waco and Mrs. Blanche Barnes of Waco; three brothers, E.B. Rodgers of Waco, S.O. Rodgers of Waco and J.D. Rodgers of Abilene; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Betheny, Mrs. Vatie Sharp and Mrs. Willie Williams all of Waco.
Waco Times Herald 11-3-1946
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Services at Compton's chapel with burial in Rosemound Cemetery.
Survivors include: his widow, Mrs. Pearl Rodgers; one son, Alvin Rodgers; two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Carmody of Waco and Mrs. Blanche Barnes of Waco; three brothers, E.B. Rodgers of Waco, S.O. Rodgers of Waco and J.D. Rodgers of Abilene; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Betheny, Mrs. Vatie Sharp and Mrs. Willie Williams all of Waco.
Waco Times Herald 11-3-1946
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