BAKER, William E. of Portland, TX. Age 77. Died 12/29/1971 (in paper 1/6/72). Services held from First Baptist Church. Burial in San Patricio Memorial Gardens. Pieper Funeral Home of Taft in charge of arrangements.
He was BORN 8/21/1894 and reared in Pleasant Retreat Community. He was a retired farmer residing in the Portland area since 1949. He also lived in Elgin and Hondo. Member of the First United Methodist Church of Portland.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Viola of Portland; 4 sons, Elvin G. and Charles E., both of Taft, William E. Baker, Jr. of Fairbanks, Alaska, O.J. Baker of CalAllen; 2 daughters, Mrs. Elsie Hickey of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Jonell Wiegel of Austin; brother, Clarence Baker of Lubbock; 16 grandchildren.
He was BORN 8/21/1894 and reared in Pleasant Retreat Community. He was a retired farmer residing in the Portland area since 1949. He also lived in Elgin and Hondo. Member of the First United Methodist Church of Portland.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Viola of Portland; 4 sons, Elvin G. and Charles E., both of Taft, William E. Baker, Jr. of Fairbanks, Alaska, O.J. Baker of CalAllen; 2 daughters, Mrs. Elsie Hickey of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Jonell Wiegel of Austin; brother, Clarence Baker of Lubbock; 16 grandchildren.
BAKER, William E. of Portland, TX. Age 77. Died 12/29/1971 (in paper 1/6/72). Services held from First Baptist Church. Burial in San Patricio Memorial Gardens. Pieper Funeral Home of Taft in charge of arrangements.
He was BORN 8/21/1894 and reared in Pleasant Retreat Community. He was a retired farmer residing in the Portland area since 1949. He also lived in Elgin and Hondo. Member of the First United Methodist Church of Portland.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Viola of Portland; 4 sons, Elvin G. and Charles E., both of Taft, William E. Baker, Jr. of Fairbanks, Alaska, O.J. Baker of CalAllen; 2 daughters, Mrs. Elsie Hickey of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Jonell Wiegel of Austin; brother, Clarence Baker of Lubbock; 16 grandchildren.
He was BORN 8/21/1894 and reared in Pleasant Retreat Community. He was a retired farmer residing in the Portland area since 1949. He also lived in Elgin and Hondo. Member of the First United Methodist Church of Portland.
SURVIVORS: Wife, Viola of Portland; 4 sons, Elvin G. and Charles E., both of Taft, William E. Baker, Jr. of Fairbanks, Alaska, O.J. Baker of CalAllen; 2 daughters, Mrs. Elsie Hickey of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Jonell Wiegel of Austin; brother, Clarence Baker of Lubbock; 16 grandchildren.
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