Funeral services for Charles O. Boles, 34, of 202 Fred St., Lufkin, were held at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Gipson Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Bob Overton officiated and interment followed in Walker Cemetery.
Mr. Boles died Saturday in a Houston hospital after a long illness. He was born in Angelina County, September 2, 1930, and had resided in this county all of his life. Mr. Boles was an inspector for Texas Highway Department, a veteran of the Korean War, a member and past commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1836, and a member of the Redland Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margie Boles; son, Chuck Boles, Jr.; daughters, Debra Luce, Sherrie Luce and Terrie Luce, all of Lufkin.
Pallbearers: Les Cahill, Doyle King, Jack Green, J. D. Weaver, Junior Rush and E. A. Pletschker.
Gipson Funeral Home, directors
(Obit in the Lufkin Daily News, April 26, 1965)
Mr. Boles died Saturday in a Houston hospital after a long illness. He was born in Angelina County, September 2, 1930, and had resided in this county all of his life. Mr. Boles was an inspector for Texas Highway Department, a veteran of the Korean War, a member and past commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1836, and a member of the Redland Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margie Boles; son, Chuck Boles, Jr.; daughters, Debra Luce, Sherrie Luce and Terrie Luce, all of Lufkin.
Pallbearers: Les Cahill, Doyle King, Jack Green, J. D. Weaver, Junior Rush and E. A. Pletschker.
Gipson Funeral Home, directors
(Obit in the Lufkin Daily News, April 26, 1965)
Funeral services for Charles O. Boles, 34, of 202 Fred St., Lufkin, were held at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Gipson Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Bob Overton officiated and interment followed in Walker Cemetery.
Mr. Boles died Saturday in a Houston hospital after a long illness. He was born in Angelina County, September 2, 1930, and had resided in this county all of his life. Mr. Boles was an inspector for Texas Highway Department, a veteran of the Korean War, a member and past commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1836, and a member of the Redland Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margie Boles; son, Chuck Boles, Jr.; daughters, Debra Luce, Sherrie Luce and Terrie Luce, all of Lufkin.
Pallbearers: Les Cahill, Doyle King, Jack Green, J. D. Weaver, Junior Rush and E. A. Pletschker.
Gipson Funeral Home, directors
(Obit in the Lufkin Daily News, April 26, 1965)
Mr. Boles died Saturday in a Houston hospital after a long illness. He was born in Angelina County, September 2, 1930, and had resided in this county all of his life. Mr. Boles was an inspector for Texas Highway Department, a veteran of the Korean War, a member and past commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1836, and a member of the Redland Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margie Boles; son, Chuck Boles, Jr.; daughters, Debra Luce, Sherrie Luce and Terrie Luce, all of Lufkin.
Pallbearers: Les Cahill, Doyle King, Jack Green, J. D. Weaver, Junior Rush and E. A. Pletschker.
Gipson Funeral Home, directors
(Obit in the Lufkin Daily News, April 26, 1965)
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