William Gunn
FLOMOT Special Services for William Harley Gunn 87 of Flomot will be at 3 Sunday at the Flomot Church of Christ with Clark Johnson minister officiating and the Rev Raymond Crowder pastor of the First Baptist Church here assisting. Services will be under the direction of Quitaque Funeral Home of Quitaque with graveside services in Flomot Mem Cemetery under direction of the Matador Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Gunn was pronounced dead about Friday at his home about two miles west of Flomot by Justice of the Peace Roy Smith of Matador. He ruled natural causes in the death. Born in Troy, Gunn married Bertie Morris July 27 1919. He was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Geraldine Clary of Tulia and Mrs Ima Nell Francis of Silverton, a brother B W of Levelland and two grandchildren.
FLOMOT Special Services for William Harley Gunn 87 of Flomot will be at 3 Sunday at the Flomot Church of Christ with Clark Johnson minister officiating and the Rev Raymond Crowder pastor of the First Baptist Church here assisting. Services will be under the direction of Quitaque Funeral Home of Quitaque with graveside services in Flomot Mem Cemetery under direction of the Matador Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Gunn was pronounced dead about Friday at his home about two miles west of Flomot by Justice of the Peace Roy Smith of Matador. He ruled natural causes in the death. Born in Troy, Gunn married Bertie Morris July 27 1919. He was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Geraldine Clary of Tulia and Mrs Ima Nell Francis of Silverton, a brother B W of Levelland and two grandchildren.
William Gunn
FLOMOT Special Services for William Harley Gunn 87 of Flomot will be at 3 Sunday at the Flomot Church of Christ with Clark Johnson minister officiating and the Rev Raymond Crowder pastor of the First Baptist Church here assisting. Services will be under the direction of Quitaque Funeral Home of Quitaque with graveside services in Flomot Mem Cemetery under direction of the Matador Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Gunn was pronounced dead about Friday at his home about two miles west of Flomot by Justice of the Peace Roy Smith of Matador. He ruled natural causes in the death. Born in Troy, Gunn married Bertie Morris July 27 1919. He was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Geraldine Clary of Tulia and Mrs Ima Nell Francis of Silverton, a brother B W of Levelland and two grandchildren.
FLOMOT Special Services for William Harley Gunn 87 of Flomot will be at 3 Sunday at the Flomot Church of Christ with Clark Johnson minister officiating and the Rev Raymond Crowder pastor of the First Baptist Church here assisting. Services will be under the direction of Quitaque Funeral Home of Quitaque with graveside services in Flomot Mem Cemetery under direction of the Matador Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Gunn was pronounced dead about Friday at his home about two miles west of Flomot by Justice of the Peace Roy Smith of Matador. He ruled natural causes in the death. Born in Troy, Gunn married Bertie Morris July 27 1919. He was a retired farmer and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Geraldine Clary of Tulia and Mrs Ima Nell Francis of Silverton, a brother B W of Levelland and two grandchildren.
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