Son of Claude and Annie (Collins) McKibben.
He was retired from the Houston Chronicle where he worked as a linotype operator for 27 years. Before that he worked as a "tramp printer" traveling from small town to small town. He had been a resident of Corpus Christi for the last seven years.
He was survived by siblings Ruby Murks, Mary Turner, Ann Inman, and Cecil McKibben.
He was retired from the Houston Chronicle where he worked as a linotype operator for 27 years. Before that he worked as a "tramp printer" traveling from small town to small town. He had been a resident of Corpus Christi for the last seven years.
He was survived by siblings Ruby Murks, Mary Turner, Ann Inman, and Cecil McKibben.
Son of Claude and Annie (Collins) McKibben.
He was retired from the Houston Chronicle where he worked as a linotype operator for 27 years. Before that he worked as a "tramp printer" traveling from small town to small town. He had been a resident of Corpus Christi for the last seven years.
He was survived by siblings Ruby Murks, Mary Turner, Ann Inman, and Cecil McKibben.
He was retired from the Houston Chronicle where he worked as a linotype operator for 27 years. Before that he worked as a "tramp printer" traveling from small town to small town. He had been a resident of Corpus Christi for the last seven years.
He was survived by siblings Ruby Murks, Mary Turner, Ann Inman, and Cecil McKibben.
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