IRVING, Texas. -- Funeral services for Lester G. Lundy, 71, a resident of Dallas and Irving 12 years, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Black's Funeral Chapel here. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park in Dallas.
Lundy, a native of Hopkins County, died Tuesday at his home here. He had been ill three months.
Lundy moved to Dallas 12 years ago from Sulphur Springs when he retired from the contracting business.
He is survived by his wife; two sons, Cranford A. Lundy of Irving and Travis Lundy of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Ott Duncan of Gilmer, Mrs. James Randolph of Tulsa and Mrs. Raymond Payne and Mrs. B. C. Thurston, both of Dallas; 22 grandchildren and a 8 great-grandchildren.
Dallas Morning News (TX), May 17, 1956, Part 3, page 18
Lundy, a native of Hopkins County, died Tuesday at his home here. He had been ill three months.
Lundy moved to Dallas 12 years ago from Sulphur Springs when he retired from the contracting business.
He is survived by his wife; two sons, Cranford A. Lundy of Irving and Travis Lundy of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Ott Duncan of Gilmer, Mrs. James Randolph of Tulsa and Mrs. Raymond Payne and Mrs. B. C. Thurston, both of Dallas; 22 grandchildren and a 8 great-grandchildren.
Dallas Morning News (TX), May 17, 1956, Part 3, page 18
IRVING, Texas. -- Funeral services for Lester G. Lundy, 71, a resident of Dallas and Irving 12 years, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Black's Funeral Chapel here. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park in Dallas.
Lundy, a native of Hopkins County, died Tuesday at his home here. He had been ill three months.
Lundy moved to Dallas 12 years ago from Sulphur Springs when he retired from the contracting business.
He is survived by his wife; two sons, Cranford A. Lundy of Irving and Travis Lundy of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Ott Duncan of Gilmer, Mrs. James Randolph of Tulsa and Mrs. Raymond Payne and Mrs. B. C. Thurston, both of Dallas; 22 grandchildren and a 8 great-grandchildren.
Dallas Morning News (TX), May 17, 1956, Part 3, page 18
Lundy, a native of Hopkins County, died Tuesday at his home here. He had been ill three months.
Lundy moved to Dallas 12 years ago from Sulphur Springs when he retired from the contracting business.
He is survived by his wife; two sons, Cranford A. Lundy of Irving and Travis Lundy of Dallas; four daughters, Mrs. Ott Duncan of Gilmer, Mrs. James Randolph of Tulsa and Mrs. Raymond Payne and Mrs. B. C. Thurston, both of Dallas; 22 grandchildren and a 8 great-grandchildren.
Dallas Morning News (TX), May 17, 1956, Part 3, page 18
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