Mr. Jappie Holmes, 74, of Tyler, died 7:45 Thursday in a Tyler Hospital after a lengthy illness.
A native of San Augustine, TX, Mr. Holmes had lived in Tyler for seven years. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Tyler and had retired after 41 years of service as a dock supervisor and a pleasure boat captain.
Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday in the Lloyd James Funeral Home Chapel in Tyler with Dr. Johnny Beard and the Rev. E.R. Bass officiating.
Survivors include wife, Mrs. Mildred Holmes of Tyler; one son, Wilmer Holmes of Buna; one daughter Mrs. Margie Lena Martin of Alta Loma, TX; two step-daughters, Mrs. Carroll Bryant of Orange and Mrs. Jimmy Don Pickett of Tyler; four brothers, Jethro Holmes, Corbit Holmes, both of Woodville, Bill Holmes and A.D. Holmes of Port Arthur; two sisters, Mrs. John Falgout of Bridge City and Mrs. Mavie Blankenship of Spurger; eight grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Source: Port Arthur News
A native of San Augustine, TX, Mr. Holmes had lived in Tyler for seven years. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Tyler and had retired after 41 years of service as a dock supervisor and a pleasure boat captain.
Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday in the Lloyd James Funeral Home Chapel in Tyler with Dr. Johnny Beard and the Rev. E.R. Bass officiating.
Survivors include wife, Mrs. Mildred Holmes of Tyler; one son, Wilmer Holmes of Buna; one daughter Mrs. Margie Lena Martin of Alta Loma, TX; two step-daughters, Mrs. Carroll Bryant of Orange and Mrs. Jimmy Don Pickett of Tyler; four brothers, Jethro Holmes, Corbit Holmes, both of Woodville, Bill Holmes and A.D. Holmes of Port Arthur; two sisters, Mrs. John Falgout of Bridge City and Mrs. Mavie Blankenship of Spurger; eight grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Source: Port Arthur News
Mr. Jappie Holmes, 74, of Tyler, died 7:45 Thursday in a Tyler Hospital after a lengthy illness.
A native of San Augustine, TX, Mr. Holmes had lived in Tyler for seven years. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Tyler and had retired after 41 years of service as a dock supervisor and a pleasure boat captain.
Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday in the Lloyd James Funeral Home Chapel in Tyler with Dr. Johnny Beard and the Rev. E.R. Bass officiating.
Survivors include wife, Mrs. Mildred Holmes of Tyler; one son, Wilmer Holmes of Buna; one daughter Mrs. Margie Lena Martin of Alta Loma, TX; two step-daughters, Mrs. Carroll Bryant of Orange and Mrs. Jimmy Don Pickett of Tyler; four brothers, Jethro Holmes, Corbit Holmes, both of Woodville, Bill Holmes and A.D. Holmes of Port Arthur; two sisters, Mrs. John Falgout of Bridge City and Mrs. Mavie Blankenship of Spurger; eight grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Source: Port Arthur News
A native of San Augustine, TX, Mr. Holmes had lived in Tyler for seven years. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Tyler and had retired after 41 years of service as a dock supervisor and a pleasure boat captain.
Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday in the Lloyd James Funeral Home Chapel in Tyler with Dr. Johnny Beard and the Rev. E.R. Bass officiating.
Survivors include wife, Mrs. Mildred Holmes of Tyler; one son, Wilmer Holmes of Buna; one daughter Mrs. Margie Lena Martin of Alta Loma, TX; two step-daughters, Mrs. Carroll Bryant of Orange and Mrs. Jimmy Don Pickett of Tyler; four brothers, Jethro Holmes, Corbit Holmes, both of Woodville, Bill Holmes and A.D. Holmes of Port Arthur; two sisters, Mrs. John Falgout of Bridge City and Mrs. Mavie Blankenship of Spurger; eight grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
Source: Port Arthur News
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