∼OBITUARY OF ROBERT EMMETT ANDREWS
Services for Robert Emmett ANDREWS, 52, were held in the Assembly of God Church. He died on the morning of December 19, 1973 while walking to work in downtown Canadian.
Officiating was Rev. Doug Jones, pastor. Burial was in the Canadian Cemetery by Stickley Funeral Home.
Mr. ANDREWS was born in Oklahoma and had been a longtime resident of Canadian.
He worked at the Vic-Mon Motel in Canadian.
He is survived by three brothers: Fred of Canadian and Arlie and Kenneth of Liberal, Kansas; two sisters, Mrs. Wilma OLESON of Liberal and Mrs. Wanda COOK of Canadian.
(Published in The Pampa Daily News (TX), Thursday, December 20, 1973.)
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Services for Robert Emmett ANDREWS, 52, were held in the Assembly of God Church. He died on the morning of December 19, 1973 while walking to work in downtown Canadian.
Officiating was Rev. Doug Jones, pastor. Burial was in the Canadian Cemetery by Stickley Funeral Home.
Mr. ANDREWS was born in Oklahoma and had been a longtime resident of Canadian.
He worked at the Vic-Mon Motel in Canadian.
He is survived by three brothers: Fred of Canadian and Arlie and Kenneth of Liberal, Kansas; two sisters, Mrs. Wilma OLESON of Liberal and Mrs. Wanda COOK of Canadian.
(Published in The Pampa Daily News (TX), Thursday, December 20, 1973.)
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∼OBITUARY OF ROBERT EMMETT ANDREWS
Services for Robert Emmett ANDREWS, 52, were held in the Assembly of God Church. He died on the morning of December 19, 1973 while walking to work in downtown Canadian.
Officiating was Rev. Doug Jones, pastor. Burial was in the Canadian Cemetery by Stickley Funeral Home.
Mr. ANDREWS was born in Oklahoma and had been a longtime resident of Canadian.
He worked at the Vic-Mon Motel in Canadian.
He is survived by three brothers: Fred of Canadian and Arlie and Kenneth of Liberal, Kansas; two sisters, Mrs. Wilma OLESON of Liberal and Mrs. Wanda COOK of Canadian.
(Published in The Pampa Daily News (TX), Thursday, December 20, 1973.)
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Services for Robert Emmett ANDREWS, 52, were held in the Assembly of God Church. He died on the morning of December 19, 1973 while walking to work in downtown Canadian.
Officiating was Rev. Doug Jones, pastor. Burial was in the Canadian Cemetery by Stickley Funeral Home.
Mr. ANDREWS was born in Oklahoma and had been a longtime resident of Canadian.
He worked at the Vic-Mon Motel in Canadian.
He is survived by three brothers: Fred of Canadian and Arlie and Kenneth of Liberal, Kansas; two sisters, Mrs. Wilma OLESON of Liberal and Mrs. Wanda COOK of Canadian.
(Published in The Pampa Daily News (TX), Thursday, December 20, 1973.)
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