from Amarillo Daily News April 3, 1974
In Memory of Paul Carr
Services for Paul Carr, 45, of 611 S. Lake, who died about 11 a.m. Wednesday after suffering an apperant heart attck, are pending with Boxwell Brothers Funneral Directors.
Mr. Carr, a resident Amarillo three years, was born at Checotah, Oklahoma.
He was a cook.
He was a disable Army verteran.
He marrided Mrs. Melverta Mauldin on Febuary 22, 1968, at Dumas.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Connie Grence of New Jersey, and Miss. Shirley Carr and Miss Paula Carr, both of the home; and three step sons, Joe Dale Mauldin and James Mauldin, both of dumas, and Robert Mauldin of the home.
In Memory of Paul Carr
Services for Paul Carr, 45, of 611 S. Lake, who died about 11 a.m. Wednesday after suffering an apperant heart attck, are pending with Boxwell Brothers Funneral Directors.
Mr. Carr, a resident Amarillo three years, was born at Checotah, Oklahoma.
He was a cook.
He was a disable Army verteran.
He marrided Mrs. Melverta Mauldin on Febuary 22, 1968, at Dumas.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Connie Grence of New Jersey, and Miss. Shirley Carr and Miss Paula Carr, both of the home; and three step sons, Joe Dale Mauldin and James Mauldin, both of dumas, and Robert Mauldin of the home.
from Amarillo Daily News April 3, 1974
In Memory of Paul Carr
Services for Paul Carr, 45, of 611 S. Lake, who died about 11 a.m. Wednesday after suffering an apperant heart attck, are pending with Boxwell Brothers Funneral Directors.
Mr. Carr, a resident Amarillo three years, was born at Checotah, Oklahoma.
He was a cook.
He was a disable Army verteran.
He marrided Mrs. Melverta Mauldin on Febuary 22, 1968, at Dumas.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Connie Grence of New Jersey, and Miss. Shirley Carr and Miss Paula Carr, both of the home; and three step sons, Joe Dale Mauldin and James Mauldin, both of dumas, and Robert Mauldin of the home.
In Memory of Paul Carr
Services for Paul Carr, 45, of 611 S. Lake, who died about 11 a.m. Wednesday after suffering an apperant heart attck, are pending with Boxwell Brothers Funneral Directors.
Mr. Carr, a resident Amarillo three years, was born at Checotah, Oklahoma.
He was a cook.
He was a disable Army verteran.
He marrided Mrs. Melverta Mauldin on Febuary 22, 1968, at Dumas.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Connie Grence of New Jersey, and Miss. Shirley Carr and Miss Paula Carr, both of the home; and three step sons, Joe Dale Mauldin and James Mauldin, both of dumas, and Robert Mauldin of the home.
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