Clarence David Fryar, Jr., age 44, died Tuesday afternoon, March 18, 1969 following a sudden illness at his home on Route 6, Palestine, Texas. Burial in Land of Memory Cemetery was under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home. Mr. Fryar was a maintenance supervisor with Nucor Corporation in Grapeland, TX. He had been an electrician with Missouri Pacific railroad for 23 years. He was a member of First United Methodist Church and had served in the Army during World War II. Mr. Fryar was survived by his wife, Betty Hamlett Fryar; son, David Fryar; daughter, Sheila Fryar; mother, Cora (Glenn) Fryar; and grandfather, A.N. Glenn, all of Palestine. Pallbearers were Ross Horton, Charles Linn, J.B. Bernard, J.Robert (Bob) Wylie, Nathan Boyd, Johnny Williams, Tucker Farris and Harold Gilbert.
(A full obituary was published in the Palestine Herald-Press, Mar 19, 1969)
(A full obituary was published in the Palestine Herald-Press, Mar 19, 1969)
Clarence David Fryar, Jr., age 44, died Tuesday afternoon, March 18, 1969 following a sudden illness at his home on Route 6, Palestine, Texas. Burial in Land of Memory Cemetery was under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home. Mr. Fryar was a maintenance supervisor with Nucor Corporation in Grapeland, TX. He had been an electrician with Missouri Pacific railroad for 23 years. He was a member of First United Methodist Church and had served in the Army during World War II. Mr. Fryar was survived by his wife, Betty Hamlett Fryar; son, David Fryar; daughter, Sheila Fryar; mother, Cora (Glenn) Fryar; and grandfather, A.N. Glenn, all of Palestine. Pallbearers were Ross Horton, Charles Linn, J.B. Bernard, J.Robert (Bob) Wylie, Nathan Boyd, Johnny Williams, Tucker Farris and Harold Gilbert.
(A full obituary was published in the Palestine Herald-Press, Mar 19, 1969)
(A full obituary was published in the Palestine Herald-Press, Mar 19, 1969)
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