Art was born to Pearl Alma Bischof in Waco, Texas. The name of his father is unknown.
Art was a man of many talents. He was a semi-pro boxer and golfer. He was also a photographer and baker by trade.
He enlisted in the Army in Shasta, California and served in North Africa.
After the war he married Annie Lois Guernsey and had a daughter, Susan.
Annie and Art divorced and he moved back to Port Isabel where he remarried.
Art and his stepfather Al Powers ran a fishing operation and dance hall on the now defunct Port Isabel Pier that was destroyed in 1967 by a hurricane.
He also ran a boat between Padre Island and the main land for the local residents.
Art died in Port Isabel and his ashes were scattered by boat between Padre Island and the coast line.
Art was a man of many talents. He was a semi-pro boxer and golfer. He was also a photographer and baker by trade.
He enlisted in the Army in Shasta, California and served in North Africa.
After the war he married Annie Lois Guernsey and had a daughter, Susan.
Annie and Art divorced and he moved back to Port Isabel where he remarried.
Art and his stepfather Al Powers ran a fishing operation and dance hall on the now defunct Port Isabel Pier that was destroyed in 1967 by a hurricane.
He also ran a boat between Padre Island and the main land for the local residents.
Art died in Port Isabel and his ashes were scattered by boat between Padre Island and the coast line.
Art was born to Pearl Alma Bischof in Waco, Texas. The name of his father is unknown.
Art was a man of many talents. He was a semi-pro boxer and golfer. He was also a photographer and baker by trade.
He enlisted in the Army in Shasta, California and served in North Africa.
After the war he married Annie Lois Guernsey and had a daughter, Susan.
Annie and Art divorced and he moved back to Port Isabel where he remarried.
Art and his stepfather Al Powers ran a fishing operation and dance hall on the now defunct Port Isabel Pier that was destroyed in 1967 by a hurricane.
He also ran a boat between Padre Island and the main land for the local residents.
Art died in Port Isabel and his ashes were scattered by boat between Padre Island and the coast line.
Art was a man of many talents. He was a semi-pro boxer and golfer. He was also a photographer and baker by trade.
He enlisted in the Army in Shasta, California and served in North Africa.
After the war he married Annie Lois Guernsey and had a daughter, Susan.
Annie and Art divorced and he moved back to Port Isabel where he remarried.
Art and his stepfather Al Powers ran a fishing operation and dance hall on the now defunct Port Isabel Pier that was destroyed in 1967 by a hurricane.
He also ran a boat between Padre Island and the main land for the local residents.
Art died in Port Isabel and his ashes were scattered by boat between Padre Island and the coast line.
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