Printed in the Houston Times Post dated November 27 1991
Clyde Allen "Shifty" Berry, age 70, died Thursday, November 21 1991 at his home in Houston. Funeral services were held Saturday, November 23 at Houston Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Chickasaw Memorial gardens with the Rev. Al Gaspard and the Rev. Danny Dabbs officiating.
The son of the late Allen Enochs Berry and the late Mable Dalton Dye Berry, he was born in Chickasaw County. A Veteran of World War II, he was held a prisoner of war for 14 months in Germany. He was a retired Chickasaw County Tax Assessor, having held the office for 16 years, from 1960 until 1976 and was a member of Houston First Baptist Church. Berry received his nickname, Shifty, from his high school football days at Houston High School.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Natalie Scruggs Berry of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Susan Pepper and Mrs. Allyson Phillips, both of Houston; one son, Tommy Berry of Memphis, Tennessee; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Box of Houlka and Mrs. Margaret DeLawter of Indiana; two brothers, Herman Berry of Houlka and James Berry of Hernando and three grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were Mike Price, Leon Davis, Lonnie Whitt, bob Chamblee, Marlin Yarbrough, Robert Kendall and Gene Vanlandingham. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Houston High School Baseball Team.
Houston Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Additional information thanks to Find A Grave contributor John Dowdy ([email protected]).
Ball/Tunnel Gunner S/Sgt Clyde A.Berry, POW Houston, MS Squadron:565th BS 389th Bomb Group Pilot Lt Lowell K. Hess, POW Lubbick, TX
Target Furth, Germany
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR#: 2944
Date Lost: 25-Feb-44
Serial Number: 42-100368
Aircraft Model B-24J-95-CO
Aircraft Letter: Z
Aircraft Name:
Location:
Cause: AA
Clyde Allen "Shifty" Berry, age 70, died Thursday, November 21 1991 at his home in Houston. Funeral services were held Saturday, November 23 at Houston Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Chickasaw Memorial gardens with the Rev. Al Gaspard and the Rev. Danny Dabbs officiating.
The son of the late Allen Enochs Berry and the late Mable Dalton Dye Berry, he was born in Chickasaw County. A Veteran of World War II, he was held a prisoner of war for 14 months in Germany. He was a retired Chickasaw County Tax Assessor, having held the office for 16 years, from 1960 until 1976 and was a member of Houston First Baptist Church. Berry received his nickname, Shifty, from his high school football days at Houston High School.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Natalie Scruggs Berry of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Susan Pepper and Mrs. Allyson Phillips, both of Houston; one son, Tommy Berry of Memphis, Tennessee; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Box of Houlka and Mrs. Margaret DeLawter of Indiana; two brothers, Herman Berry of Houlka and James Berry of Hernando and three grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were Mike Price, Leon Davis, Lonnie Whitt, bob Chamblee, Marlin Yarbrough, Robert Kendall and Gene Vanlandingham. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Houston High School Baseball Team.
Houston Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Additional information thanks to Find A Grave contributor John Dowdy ([email protected]).
Ball/Tunnel Gunner S/Sgt Clyde A.Berry, POW Houston, MS Squadron:565th BS 389th Bomb Group Pilot Lt Lowell K. Hess, POW Lubbick, TX
Target Furth, Germany
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR#: 2944
Date Lost: 25-Feb-44
Serial Number: 42-100368
Aircraft Model B-24J-95-CO
Aircraft Letter: Z
Aircraft Name:
Location:
Cause: AA
Printed in the Houston Times Post dated November 27 1991
Clyde Allen "Shifty" Berry, age 70, died Thursday, November 21 1991 at his home in Houston. Funeral services were held Saturday, November 23 at Houston Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Chickasaw Memorial gardens with the Rev. Al Gaspard and the Rev. Danny Dabbs officiating.
The son of the late Allen Enochs Berry and the late Mable Dalton Dye Berry, he was born in Chickasaw County. A Veteran of World War II, he was held a prisoner of war for 14 months in Germany. He was a retired Chickasaw County Tax Assessor, having held the office for 16 years, from 1960 until 1976 and was a member of Houston First Baptist Church. Berry received his nickname, Shifty, from his high school football days at Houston High School.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Natalie Scruggs Berry of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Susan Pepper and Mrs. Allyson Phillips, both of Houston; one son, Tommy Berry of Memphis, Tennessee; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Box of Houlka and Mrs. Margaret DeLawter of Indiana; two brothers, Herman Berry of Houlka and James Berry of Hernando and three grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were Mike Price, Leon Davis, Lonnie Whitt, bob Chamblee, Marlin Yarbrough, Robert Kendall and Gene Vanlandingham. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Houston High School Baseball Team.
Houston Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Additional information thanks to Find A Grave contributor John Dowdy ([email protected]).
Ball/Tunnel Gunner S/Sgt Clyde A.Berry, POW Houston, MS Squadron:565th BS 389th Bomb Group Pilot Lt Lowell K. Hess, POW Lubbick, TX
Target Furth, Germany
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR#: 2944
Date Lost: 25-Feb-44
Serial Number: 42-100368
Aircraft Model B-24J-95-CO
Aircraft Letter: Z
Aircraft Name:
Location:
Cause: AA
Clyde Allen "Shifty" Berry, age 70, died Thursday, November 21 1991 at his home in Houston. Funeral services were held Saturday, November 23 at Houston Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Chickasaw Memorial gardens with the Rev. Al Gaspard and the Rev. Danny Dabbs officiating.
The son of the late Allen Enochs Berry and the late Mable Dalton Dye Berry, he was born in Chickasaw County. A Veteran of World War II, he was held a prisoner of war for 14 months in Germany. He was a retired Chickasaw County Tax Assessor, having held the office for 16 years, from 1960 until 1976 and was a member of Houston First Baptist Church. Berry received his nickname, Shifty, from his high school football days at Houston High School.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Natalie Scruggs Berry of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Susan Pepper and Mrs. Allyson Phillips, both of Houston; one son, Tommy Berry of Memphis, Tennessee; two sisters, Mrs. Laura Box of Houlka and Mrs. Margaret DeLawter of Indiana; two brothers, Herman Berry of Houlka and James Berry of Hernando and three grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were Mike Price, Leon Davis, Lonnie Whitt, bob Chamblee, Marlin Yarbrough, Robert Kendall and Gene Vanlandingham. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Houston High School Baseball Team.
Houston Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Additional information thanks to Find A Grave contributor John Dowdy ([email protected]).
Ball/Tunnel Gunner S/Sgt Clyde A.Berry, POW Houston, MS Squadron:565th BS 389th Bomb Group Pilot Lt Lowell K. Hess, POW Lubbick, TX
Target Furth, Germany
Missing Air Crew Report Details
USAAF MACR#: 2944
Date Lost: 25-Feb-44
Serial Number: 42-100368
Aircraft Model B-24J-95-CO
Aircraft Letter: Z
Aircraft Name:
Location:
Cause: AA
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