son of Thomas J. Sipe
Services for Earl Sipe, 70, of 436 Pecan Street in Graham, Texas were held at the Salem Methodist church.
Sipe, long-time resident of Graham died following a lengthy illness.
He moved to Graham in 1941 from Chico, Texas. He was a member of the Salem Methodist Church.
Sipe was a veteran of World War I.
Survived by two sisters - Mrs. Tommie Shuler of Graham and Mrs. Dona Mitchell of Salesville; two brothers - Rufus Sipe of Graham and Clem Sipe of Chico.
Services for Earl Sipe, 70, of 436 Pecan Street in Graham, Texas were held at the Salem Methodist church.
Sipe, long-time resident of Graham died following a lengthy illness.
He moved to Graham in 1941 from Chico, Texas. He was a member of the Salem Methodist Church.
Sipe was a veteran of World War I.
Survived by two sisters - Mrs. Tommie Shuler of Graham and Mrs. Dona Mitchell of Salesville; two brothers - Rufus Sipe of Graham and Clem Sipe of Chico.
son of Thomas J. Sipe
Services for Earl Sipe, 70, of 436 Pecan Street in Graham, Texas were held at the Salem Methodist church.
Sipe, long-time resident of Graham died following a lengthy illness.
He moved to Graham in 1941 from Chico, Texas. He was a member of the Salem Methodist Church.
Sipe was a veteran of World War I.
Survived by two sisters - Mrs. Tommie Shuler of Graham and Mrs. Dona Mitchell of Salesville; two brothers - Rufus Sipe of Graham and Clem Sipe of Chico.
Services for Earl Sipe, 70, of 436 Pecan Street in Graham, Texas were held at the Salem Methodist church.
Sipe, long-time resident of Graham died following a lengthy illness.
He moved to Graham in 1941 from Chico, Texas. He was a member of the Salem Methodist Church.
Sipe was a veteran of World War I.
Survived by two sisters - Mrs. Tommie Shuler of Graham and Mrs. Dona Mitchell of Salesville; two brothers - Rufus Sipe of Graham and Clem Sipe of Chico.
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