Veteran, U. S. Navy, Korea
U.S.S. Houston, U.S.S. Princeton
Admiral staff, in civilian service
Son of Charles and Mary
Married Dorothy Louise Taylor
September 8, 1941
(d/o Richard Raymond Taylor # 249644866 and
Mamie Frances (Windley) Taylor # 249644850)
Their children include:
======================================
Patricia Anne (Ramella) Massengill (Jeff)
Polly Anne (Ramella) Colyar # 134436526
Their grandchildren include:
======================================
(grandchildren)
Jason Travis Colyar
Brian Joseph Colyar
Brittany Anne Massengill
Kevin Patrick Massengill
(Great-grandchildren)
Allyson Nicole Colyar
After he met Dorothy, they corresponded for
two years before they married September 8th
in 1941. They were then stationed at Corpus
Christi Naval Air Station from 1941 to 1945.
Alfred saw various places during his time in
the service, including: Guam, Hawaii, Phila-
delphia ,Jacksonville (Florida), and Pensacola
(Florida). He eventually served over 40 years
Funeral services were held May 22nd at St
Johns United Methodist Church. Graveside
services were the next day in the Forest Park
Cemetery in Houston, Texas.
U.S.S. Houston, U.S.S. Princeton
Admiral staff, in civilian service
Son of Charles and Mary
Married Dorothy Louise Taylor
September 8, 1941
(d/o Richard Raymond Taylor # 249644866 and
Mamie Frances (Windley) Taylor # 249644850)
Their children include:
======================================
Patricia Anne (Ramella) Massengill (Jeff)
Polly Anne (Ramella) Colyar # 134436526
Their grandchildren include:
======================================
(grandchildren)
Jason Travis Colyar
Brian Joseph Colyar
Brittany Anne Massengill
Kevin Patrick Massengill
(Great-grandchildren)
Allyson Nicole Colyar
After he met Dorothy, they corresponded for
two years before they married September 8th
in 1941. They were then stationed at Corpus
Christi Naval Air Station from 1941 to 1945.
Alfred saw various places during his time in
the service, including: Guam, Hawaii, Phila-
delphia ,Jacksonville (Florida), and Pensacola
(Florida). He eventually served over 40 years
Funeral services were held May 22nd at St
Johns United Methodist Church. Graveside
services were the next day in the Forest Park
Cemetery in Houston, Texas.
Veteran, U. S. Navy, Korea
U.S.S. Houston, U.S.S. Princeton
Admiral staff, in civilian service
Son of Charles and Mary
Married Dorothy Louise Taylor
September 8, 1941
(d/o Richard Raymond Taylor # 249644866 and
Mamie Frances (Windley) Taylor # 249644850)
Their children include:
======================================
Patricia Anne (Ramella) Massengill (Jeff)
Polly Anne (Ramella) Colyar # 134436526
Their grandchildren include:
======================================
(grandchildren)
Jason Travis Colyar
Brian Joseph Colyar
Brittany Anne Massengill
Kevin Patrick Massengill
(Great-grandchildren)
Allyson Nicole Colyar
After he met Dorothy, they corresponded for
two years before they married September 8th
in 1941. They were then stationed at Corpus
Christi Naval Air Station from 1941 to 1945.
Alfred saw various places during his time in
the service, including: Guam, Hawaii, Phila-
delphia ,Jacksonville (Florida), and Pensacola
(Florida). He eventually served over 40 years
Funeral services were held May 22nd at St
Johns United Methodist Church. Graveside
services were the next day in the Forest Park
Cemetery in Houston, Texas.
U.S.S. Houston, U.S.S. Princeton
Admiral staff, in civilian service
Son of Charles and Mary
Married Dorothy Louise Taylor
September 8, 1941
(d/o Richard Raymond Taylor # 249644866 and
Mamie Frances (Windley) Taylor # 249644850)
Their children include:
======================================
Patricia Anne (Ramella) Massengill (Jeff)
Polly Anne (Ramella) Colyar # 134436526
Their grandchildren include:
======================================
(grandchildren)
Jason Travis Colyar
Brian Joseph Colyar
Brittany Anne Massengill
Kevin Patrick Massengill
(Great-grandchildren)
Allyson Nicole Colyar
After he met Dorothy, they corresponded for
two years before they married September 8th
in 1941. They were then stationed at Corpus
Christi Naval Air Station from 1941 to 1945.
Alfred saw various places during his time in
the service, including: Guam, Hawaii, Phila-
delphia ,Jacksonville (Florida), and Pensacola
(Florida). He eventually served over 40 years
Funeral services were held May 22nd at St
Johns United Methodist Church. Graveside
services were the next day in the Forest Park
Cemetery in Houston, Texas.
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