San Antonio Man's Mother Wreck Victim
Mrs. Bob Gray of Bandera, mother of Coy Gray of San Antonio, was identified as one of six persons killed in a collision of a car and a cattle truck near Indio, Cal., Monday, it was learned here Tuesday.
Mrs. Gray left Bandera Saturday to visit another son, Leonard Gray of Riverside, Cal.
Published on the front page of the San Antonio Express newspaper, February 26, 1941.
Contributor: It's just me... (47637263)
Mrs. Bob Gray of Bandera, mother of Coy Gray of San Antonio, was identified as one of six persons killed in a collision of a car and a cattle truck near Indio, Cal., Monday, it was learned here Tuesday.
Mrs. Gray left Bandera Saturday to visit another son, Leonard Gray of Riverside, Cal.
Published on the front page of the San Antonio Express newspaper, February 26, 1941.
Contributor: It's just me... (47637263)
San Antonio Man's Mother Wreck Victim
Mrs. Bob Gray of Bandera, mother of Coy Gray of San Antonio, was identified as one of six persons killed in a collision of a car and a cattle truck near Indio, Cal., Monday, it was learned here Tuesday.
Mrs. Gray left Bandera Saturday to visit another son, Leonard Gray of Riverside, Cal.
Published on the front page of the San Antonio Express newspaper, February 26, 1941.
Contributor: It's just me... (47637263)
Mrs. Bob Gray of Bandera, mother of Coy Gray of San Antonio, was identified as one of six persons killed in a collision of a car and a cattle truck near Indio, Cal., Monday, it was learned here Tuesday.
Mrs. Gray left Bandera Saturday to visit another son, Leonard Gray of Riverside, Cal.
Published on the front page of the San Antonio Express newspaper, February 26, 1941.
Contributor: It's just me... (47637263)
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