Mrs. Eva Mae Goodson, 48, E. Broadway, died Sunday. A native of Jasper, she had lived in Tampa since 1930. She served with the U.S. Army during World War II. She was a Baptist. She is survived by her husband, Frank Goodson; three daughters, Miss Sandra Goodson, and Mrs. Frank Gray; two sons, Roy E. and Robert F. Goodson, all of Tampa; father, Mr. Frank Bullard, Zephyrhills; two sisters, Mrs. Lula Petterson and Mrs. Ruth Goodson, of Dunedin; a half-brother, Eugene Bullard, Zephyrhills.
The Tampa Tribune - 11 Jul 1967, Tue
w/o Oscar Banks m1942 (1877-1948)
w/o Frank Elijah Goodson m1958
d/o Mary Jane (Adams) Bullard (1897-1922)
The Tampa Tribune - 11 Jul 1967, Tue
w/o Oscar Banks m1942 (1877-1948)
w/o Frank Elijah Goodson m1958
d/o Mary Jane (Adams) Bullard (1897-1922)
Mrs. Eva Mae Goodson, 48, E. Broadway, died Sunday. A native of Jasper, she had lived in Tampa since 1930. She served with the U.S. Army during World War II. She was a Baptist. She is survived by her husband, Frank Goodson; three daughters, Miss Sandra Goodson, and Mrs. Frank Gray; two sons, Roy E. and Robert F. Goodson, all of Tampa; father, Mr. Frank Bullard, Zephyrhills; two sisters, Mrs. Lula Petterson and Mrs. Ruth Goodson, of Dunedin; a half-brother, Eugene Bullard, Zephyrhills.
The Tampa Tribune - 11 Jul 1967, Tue
w/o Oscar Banks m1942 (1877-1948)
w/o Frank Elijah Goodson m1958
d/o Mary Jane (Adams) Bullard (1897-1922)
The Tampa Tribune - 11 Jul 1967, Tue
w/o Oscar Banks m1942 (1877-1948)
w/o Frank Elijah Goodson m1958
d/o Mary Jane (Adams) Bullard (1897-1922)
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