Funeral rites for Milton Watt Collier. 76 were conducted Tuesday morning in Kiker and Son Funeral Home Chapel.
Collier, a resident of Colorado City for 50 years, died here in his home.
Floyd J. Spivey, minister of the Church of Christ at Fifth and Elm Streets, officiated in final rites. Burial was in the Colorado City Cemetery under the direction of Kiker and Son.
Collier, a retired contractor, was born in Coleman County.
He is survived by his wife of Colorado City; two daughters, Mrs. Tom Marsh of Sweetwater and Mrs. Woodrow Crabtree of Colorado City ; one sister, Mrs. W. D. Green of Loraine and four grandchildren.
Collier, a resident of Colorado City for 50 years, died here in his home.
Floyd J. Spivey, minister of the Church of Christ at Fifth and Elm Streets, officiated in final rites. Burial was in the Colorado City Cemetery under the direction of Kiker and Son.
Collier, a retired contractor, was born in Coleman County.
He is survived by his wife of Colorado City; two daughters, Mrs. Tom Marsh of Sweetwater and Mrs. Woodrow Crabtree of Colorado City ; one sister, Mrs. W. D. Green of Loraine and four grandchildren.
Funeral rites for Milton Watt Collier. 76 were conducted Tuesday morning in Kiker and Son Funeral Home Chapel.
Collier, a resident of Colorado City for 50 years, died here in his home.
Floyd J. Spivey, minister of the Church of Christ at Fifth and Elm Streets, officiated in final rites. Burial was in the Colorado City Cemetery under the direction of Kiker and Son.
Collier, a retired contractor, was born in Coleman County.
He is survived by his wife of Colorado City; two daughters, Mrs. Tom Marsh of Sweetwater and Mrs. Woodrow Crabtree of Colorado City ; one sister, Mrs. W. D. Green of Loraine and four grandchildren.
Collier, a resident of Colorado City for 50 years, died here in his home.
Floyd J. Spivey, minister of the Church of Christ at Fifth and Elm Streets, officiated in final rites. Burial was in the Colorado City Cemetery under the direction of Kiker and Son.
Collier, a retired contractor, was born in Coleman County.
He is survived by his wife of Colorado City; two daughters, Mrs. Tom Marsh of Sweetwater and Mrs. Woodrow Crabtree of Colorado City ; one sister, Mrs. W. D. Green of Loraine and four grandchildren.
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