William Paul Funderburg, Jr, 20, was killed instantly when the car he was riding drove too close to the back end of a truck. Mr. Funderburg was rising on the front fenders of a Chevrolet sedan.
Survived by his parents; three brothers - George Funderburg, Clifton Funderburg, and Carl Funderburg; three sisters - Mrs. E.D. O'Neal MRs. M.W. Harley, Mrs. H.K. Slater.
His father as a long time stone mason in Graham, Texas.
Survived by his parents; three brothers - George Funderburg, Clifton Funderburg, and Carl Funderburg; three sisters - Mrs. E.D. O'Neal MRs. M.W. Harley, Mrs. H.K. Slater.
His father as a long time stone mason in Graham, Texas.
William Paul Funderburg, Jr, 20, was killed instantly when the car he was riding drove too close to the back end of a truck. Mr. Funderburg was rising on the front fenders of a Chevrolet sedan.
Survived by his parents; three brothers - George Funderburg, Clifton Funderburg, and Carl Funderburg; three sisters - Mrs. E.D. O'Neal MRs. M.W. Harley, Mrs. H.K. Slater.
His father as a long time stone mason in Graham, Texas.
Survived by his parents; three brothers - George Funderburg, Clifton Funderburg, and Carl Funderburg; three sisters - Mrs. E.D. O'Neal MRs. M.W. Harley, Mrs. H.K. Slater.
His father as a long time stone mason in Graham, Texas.
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