San Antonio, Express Wednesday, July 31,1963:
Kerrville Woman
Killed in Crash
EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE;
KERRVILLE-Funeral services
for Miss Ayleen Aydeen Auld, 39,
daughter of prominent Kerr County
rancher Dan Auld, are pending
her arrival from Vancouver, B.C.
Miss Auld was killed Sunday in
a one-car accident near Guadalajara.
Dr. Olivia Perez of Guadalajara
also died of injuries in
the accident, and Dr. Ramon
Perez, her husband, were injured.
The great-granddaughter of
Joshua D. Brown, first settler In
what is now Kerr County, Miss
Auld had been living in Mexico
the past two years.
The body will be met at Laredo
at noon Wednesday by Harold C.
Saunders Jr., her brother-in-law,
and taken to Porter Loring Chapel
in San Antonio until final funeral
plans are completed.
Tentative plans are that the
services will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church in Kerrville,
with burial in The Brown Family
Cemetery In Kerrville.
In addition to her father she Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Saunders, Kerrville, and Mrs.
Milroy Powell, Eden; a brother,
Jack Auld, Kerrville, Tx., and her grandfather,
A. P. Brown, Kerrville,
and several nieces and nephews
Kerrville Woman
Killed in Crash
EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE;
KERRVILLE-Funeral services
for Miss Ayleen Aydeen Auld, 39,
daughter of prominent Kerr County
rancher Dan Auld, are pending
her arrival from Vancouver, B.C.
Miss Auld was killed Sunday in
a one-car accident near Guadalajara.
Dr. Olivia Perez of Guadalajara
also died of injuries in
the accident, and Dr. Ramon
Perez, her husband, were injured.
The great-granddaughter of
Joshua D. Brown, first settler In
what is now Kerr County, Miss
Auld had been living in Mexico
the past two years.
The body will be met at Laredo
at noon Wednesday by Harold C.
Saunders Jr., her brother-in-law,
and taken to Porter Loring Chapel
in San Antonio until final funeral
plans are completed.
Tentative plans are that the
services will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church in Kerrville,
with burial in The Brown Family
Cemetery In Kerrville.
In addition to her father she Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Saunders, Kerrville, and Mrs.
Milroy Powell, Eden; a brother,
Jack Auld, Kerrville, Tx., and her grandfather,
A. P. Brown, Kerrville,
and several nieces and nephews
San Antonio, Express Wednesday, July 31,1963:
Kerrville Woman
Killed in Crash
EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE;
KERRVILLE-Funeral services
for Miss Ayleen Aydeen Auld, 39,
daughter of prominent Kerr County
rancher Dan Auld, are pending
her arrival from Vancouver, B.C.
Miss Auld was killed Sunday in
a one-car accident near Guadalajara.
Dr. Olivia Perez of Guadalajara
also died of injuries in
the accident, and Dr. Ramon
Perez, her husband, were injured.
The great-granddaughter of
Joshua D. Brown, first settler In
what is now Kerr County, Miss
Auld had been living in Mexico
the past two years.
The body will be met at Laredo
at noon Wednesday by Harold C.
Saunders Jr., her brother-in-law,
and taken to Porter Loring Chapel
in San Antonio until final funeral
plans are completed.
Tentative plans are that the
services will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church in Kerrville,
with burial in The Brown Family
Cemetery In Kerrville.
In addition to her father she Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Saunders, Kerrville, and Mrs.
Milroy Powell, Eden; a brother,
Jack Auld, Kerrville, Tx., and her grandfather,
A. P. Brown, Kerrville,
and several nieces and nephews
Kerrville Woman
Killed in Crash
EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE;
KERRVILLE-Funeral services
for Miss Ayleen Aydeen Auld, 39,
daughter of prominent Kerr County
rancher Dan Auld, are pending
her arrival from Vancouver, B.C.
Miss Auld was killed Sunday in
a one-car accident near Guadalajara.
Dr. Olivia Perez of Guadalajara
also died of injuries in
the accident, and Dr. Ramon
Perez, her husband, were injured.
The great-granddaughter of
Joshua D. Brown, first settler In
what is now Kerr County, Miss
Auld had been living in Mexico
the past two years.
The body will be met at Laredo
at noon Wednesday by Harold C.
Saunders Jr., her brother-in-law,
and taken to Porter Loring Chapel
in San Antonio until final funeral
plans are completed.
Tentative plans are that the
services will be held at the First
Presbyterian Church in Kerrville,
with burial in The Brown Family
Cemetery In Kerrville.
In addition to her father she Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Saunders, Kerrville, and Mrs.
Milroy Powell, Eden; a brother,
Jack Auld, Kerrville, Tx., and her grandfather,
A. P. Brown, Kerrville,
and several nieces and nephews
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