son of Willie Dewitt and Bertie(Musgraves) Howe
Veteran WWII-Tec 5 USA
Graveside services held. He was a resident of Dallas most of his life, but had moved to Graham this past year.
He was a retired cabinet maker and a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include a son, Steven Frank Howe of Dallas; two sisters, Lillian Royston of Seymour and Marie Ware of Dallas; and two brothers, Earl Howe of Lorenzo and Lonnie Howe of Graham.
Veteran WWII-Tec 5 USA
Graveside services held. He was a resident of Dallas most of his life, but had moved to Graham this past year.
He was a retired cabinet maker and a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include a son, Steven Frank Howe of Dallas; two sisters, Lillian Royston of Seymour and Marie Ware of Dallas; and two brothers, Earl Howe of Lorenzo and Lonnie Howe of Graham.
son of Willie Dewitt and Bertie(Musgraves) Howe
Veteran WWII-Tec 5 USA
Graveside services held. He was a resident of Dallas most of his life, but had moved to Graham this past year.
He was a retired cabinet maker and a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include a son, Steven Frank Howe of Dallas; two sisters, Lillian Royston of Seymour and Marie Ware of Dallas; and two brothers, Earl Howe of Lorenzo and Lonnie Howe of Graham.
Veteran WWII-Tec 5 USA
Graveside services held. He was a resident of Dallas most of his life, but had moved to Graham this past year.
He was a retired cabinet maker and a member of the Church of Christ.
Survivors include a son, Steven Frank Howe of Dallas; two sisters, Lillian Royston of Seymour and Marie Ware of Dallas; and two brothers, Earl Howe of Lorenzo and Lonnie Howe of Graham.
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