FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR FELIX AUSBIN CRYER AT WILLIS, OKLAHOMA
Word was received in Cameron early Friday of the death of Felix C Cryer, who died at his home in Willis, Oklahoma, following an extended illness. He was the brother of J A Cryer of Cameron, Texas.
Mr Cryer is survived by his widow; two sons, EC Cryer of Baytown; Clarence Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma; three daughters; Mrs Floyd Hooks and Miss Savannah Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma and Mrs Bob Harmon of Goldthwaite, Texas.
He is also survived by six brothers and three sisters; QL Cryer, WR Cryer; WW Cryer all of Buckholts; JA Cryer of Cameron; LT Cryer of San Angelo and EC Cryer of Wink, Texas; three sisters; Mrs DA Willingham of Davilla; and Mrs JP Looney and Mrs JH Young all of Willis, Oklahoma....
Clipped from The Cameron Herald Cameron, Texas
19 Aug 1954, Thu*Page 9
Obituary from The Madill Record, Madill, Marshall, OK, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1954, page 10:
Funeral Rites for Felix Cryer Held in Willis Saturday
Funeral rites for Felix Cryer were held last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock p.m. at the Willis schoolhouse.
Mr. Cryer was born in Wilson county, Texas on May 20, 1984 and died at his home near Willis last Friday afternoon following several months illness.
He was married to Miss Willie Page on October 28, 1911 and the couple made their home in Willis until 1928.
After spending the following years in South Texas, they returned to Willis again in 1953 and have lived there since that time.
He was a member of the Church of Christ, uniting with the church in 1923.
He spent his entire lifetime farming.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Willie Cryer, who lives in Willis; two sons, C. A., Willis and E. J., Baytown, Tex. and three daughters, Mrs. Floyd Hook, Fob, Miss Doll Cryer, Willis, and Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Goldthwaite, Tex.
Six brothers, W. R.Cryer, Q. L. Cryer and W. W. Cryer, all of Buckholtz, Tex, Luther Cryer, San Antonio, Tex., J. A. Cryer, Cumerson, Tex., and E. C. Cryer, Kermit, Tex.
Three sisters, Mrs. J. P. Looney, Willis, Mrs. J. M. Young, Fob, and Mrs. D. A. Willingham, Davilla, Tex. and ten grandchildren also survive.
Services were conducted by William O. Hall and special singing was by the Church of Christ singers.
Burial was at the Willis cemetery with the Watts Funeral Home in charge of graveside services.
Word was received in Cameron early Friday of the death of Felix C Cryer, who died at his home in Willis, Oklahoma, following an extended illness. He was the brother of J A Cryer of Cameron, Texas.
Mr Cryer is survived by his widow; two sons, EC Cryer of Baytown; Clarence Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma; three daughters; Mrs Floyd Hooks and Miss Savannah Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma and Mrs Bob Harmon of Goldthwaite, Texas.
He is also survived by six brothers and three sisters; QL Cryer, WR Cryer; WW Cryer all of Buckholts; JA Cryer of Cameron; LT Cryer of San Angelo and EC Cryer of Wink, Texas; three sisters; Mrs DA Willingham of Davilla; and Mrs JP Looney and Mrs JH Young all of Willis, Oklahoma....
Clipped from The Cameron Herald Cameron, Texas
19 Aug 1954, Thu*Page 9
Obituary from The Madill Record, Madill, Marshall, OK, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1954, page 10:
Funeral Rites for Felix Cryer Held in Willis Saturday
Funeral rites for Felix Cryer were held last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock p.m. at the Willis schoolhouse.
Mr. Cryer was born in Wilson county, Texas on May 20, 1984 and died at his home near Willis last Friday afternoon following several months illness.
He was married to Miss Willie Page on October 28, 1911 and the couple made their home in Willis until 1928.
After spending the following years in South Texas, they returned to Willis again in 1953 and have lived there since that time.
He was a member of the Church of Christ, uniting with the church in 1923.
He spent his entire lifetime farming.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Willie Cryer, who lives in Willis; two sons, C. A., Willis and E. J., Baytown, Tex. and three daughters, Mrs. Floyd Hook, Fob, Miss Doll Cryer, Willis, and Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Goldthwaite, Tex.
Six brothers, W. R.Cryer, Q. L. Cryer and W. W. Cryer, all of Buckholtz, Tex, Luther Cryer, San Antonio, Tex., J. A. Cryer, Cumerson, Tex., and E. C. Cryer, Kermit, Tex.
Three sisters, Mrs. J. P. Looney, Willis, Mrs. J. M. Young, Fob, and Mrs. D. A. Willingham, Davilla, Tex. and ten grandchildren also survive.
Services were conducted by William O. Hall and special singing was by the Church of Christ singers.
Burial was at the Willis cemetery with the Watts Funeral Home in charge of graveside services.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR FELIX AUSBIN CRYER AT WILLIS, OKLAHOMA
Word was received in Cameron early Friday of the death of Felix C Cryer, who died at his home in Willis, Oklahoma, following an extended illness. He was the brother of J A Cryer of Cameron, Texas.
Mr Cryer is survived by his widow; two sons, EC Cryer of Baytown; Clarence Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma; three daughters; Mrs Floyd Hooks and Miss Savannah Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma and Mrs Bob Harmon of Goldthwaite, Texas.
He is also survived by six brothers and three sisters; QL Cryer, WR Cryer; WW Cryer all of Buckholts; JA Cryer of Cameron; LT Cryer of San Angelo and EC Cryer of Wink, Texas; three sisters; Mrs DA Willingham of Davilla; and Mrs JP Looney and Mrs JH Young all of Willis, Oklahoma....
Clipped from The Cameron Herald Cameron, Texas
19 Aug 1954, Thu*Page 9
Obituary from The Madill Record, Madill, Marshall, OK, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1954, page 10:
Funeral Rites for Felix Cryer Held in Willis Saturday
Funeral rites for Felix Cryer were held last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock p.m. at the Willis schoolhouse.
Mr. Cryer was born in Wilson county, Texas on May 20, 1984 and died at his home near Willis last Friday afternoon following several months illness.
He was married to Miss Willie Page on October 28, 1911 and the couple made their home in Willis until 1928.
After spending the following years in South Texas, they returned to Willis again in 1953 and have lived there since that time.
He was a member of the Church of Christ, uniting with the church in 1923.
He spent his entire lifetime farming.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Willie Cryer, who lives in Willis; two sons, C. A., Willis and E. J., Baytown, Tex. and three daughters, Mrs. Floyd Hook, Fob, Miss Doll Cryer, Willis, and Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Goldthwaite, Tex.
Six brothers, W. R.Cryer, Q. L. Cryer and W. W. Cryer, all of Buckholtz, Tex, Luther Cryer, San Antonio, Tex., J. A. Cryer, Cumerson, Tex., and E. C. Cryer, Kermit, Tex.
Three sisters, Mrs. J. P. Looney, Willis, Mrs. J. M. Young, Fob, and Mrs. D. A. Willingham, Davilla, Tex. and ten grandchildren also survive.
Services were conducted by William O. Hall and special singing was by the Church of Christ singers.
Burial was at the Willis cemetery with the Watts Funeral Home in charge of graveside services.
Word was received in Cameron early Friday of the death of Felix C Cryer, who died at his home in Willis, Oklahoma, following an extended illness. He was the brother of J A Cryer of Cameron, Texas.
Mr Cryer is survived by his widow; two sons, EC Cryer of Baytown; Clarence Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma; three daughters; Mrs Floyd Hooks and Miss Savannah Cryer of Willis, Oklahoma and Mrs Bob Harmon of Goldthwaite, Texas.
He is also survived by six brothers and three sisters; QL Cryer, WR Cryer; WW Cryer all of Buckholts; JA Cryer of Cameron; LT Cryer of San Angelo and EC Cryer of Wink, Texas; three sisters; Mrs DA Willingham of Davilla; and Mrs JP Looney and Mrs JH Young all of Willis, Oklahoma....
Clipped from The Cameron Herald Cameron, Texas
19 Aug 1954, Thu*Page 9
Obituary from The Madill Record, Madill, Marshall, OK, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1954, page 10:
Funeral Rites for Felix Cryer Held in Willis Saturday
Funeral rites for Felix Cryer were held last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock p.m. at the Willis schoolhouse.
Mr. Cryer was born in Wilson county, Texas on May 20, 1984 and died at his home near Willis last Friday afternoon following several months illness.
He was married to Miss Willie Page on October 28, 1911 and the couple made their home in Willis until 1928.
After spending the following years in South Texas, they returned to Willis again in 1953 and have lived there since that time.
He was a member of the Church of Christ, uniting with the church in 1923.
He spent his entire lifetime farming.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Willie Cryer, who lives in Willis; two sons, C. A., Willis and E. J., Baytown, Tex. and three daughters, Mrs. Floyd Hook, Fob, Miss Doll Cryer, Willis, and Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Goldthwaite, Tex.
Six brothers, W. R.Cryer, Q. L. Cryer and W. W. Cryer, all of Buckholtz, Tex, Luther Cryer, San Antonio, Tex., J. A. Cryer, Cumerson, Tex., and E. C. Cryer, Kermit, Tex.
Three sisters, Mrs. J. P. Looney, Willis, Mrs. J. M. Young, Fob, and Mrs. D. A. Willingham, Davilla, Tex. and ten grandchildren also survive.
Services were conducted by William O. Hall and special singing was by the Church of Christ singers.
Burial was at the Willis cemetery with the Watts Funeral Home in charge of graveside services.
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