Eunice had no middle name, but her first name was a treasured one that was passed along through generations. She attended elementary school in Kennedale where she formed life long friendships. Later she graduated from Carter Riverside High School in Fort Worth. During her lifetime she worked in the offices of Pangburn's and the Mandis Company. Following World War II, she married and lived for a time in Georgia. Her three children were born after the couple moved back to Texas. Eunice was a loving wife and a devoted mother. She adored her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her Christian faith was very important to her, and she lived her life according to her beliefs. She will be remembered and loved by those who knew her.
Eunice had no middle name, but her first name was a treasured one that was passed along through generations. She attended elementary school in Kennedale where she formed life long friendships. Later she graduated from Carter Riverside High School in Fort Worth. During her lifetime she worked in the offices of Pangburn's and the Mandis Company. Following World War II, she married and lived for a time in Georgia. Her three children were born after the couple moved back to Texas. Eunice was a loving wife and a devoted mother. She adored her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her Christian faith was very important to her, and she lived her life according to her beliefs. She will be remembered and loved by those who knew her.
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