George W. Rosier, 70, passed away this morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ancel Duncan. Born in Missouri, February 25, 1880, Mr. Rosier spent his early childhood in Arkansas but came to Texas as the age of 13 and had since resided in Brazos and Madison counties.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Reatha Rosier, six sons, David E. Rosier of Albuquerque, New Mexico, George L. Rosier, Ray S. Rosier, Sigel S. Rosier, and Glen Rosier, all of Bryan, and James L. Rosier of Woodsboro. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Duncan and Miss Mackie Rosier of Bryan, Mrs. W.L. Batten of Tabor, and Mrs. Milton Kurten of Kurten; one brother, S. S. Rosier of Bryan, and two sisters Mrs Ellen Lawson of Houston and Mrs. Wiley Windham of Valley View.
The body will repose at the home of Mrs. Duncan in Bryan until funeral and interment services. The time and place will be announced later by the family.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Reatha Rosier, six sons, David E. Rosier of Albuquerque, New Mexico, George L. Rosier, Ray S. Rosier, Sigel S. Rosier, and Glen Rosier, all of Bryan, and James L. Rosier of Woodsboro. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Duncan and Miss Mackie Rosier of Bryan, Mrs. W.L. Batten of Tabor, and Mrs. Milton Kurten of Kurten; one brother, S. S. Rosier of Bryan, and two sisters Mrs Ellen Lawson of Houston and Mrs. Wiley Windham of Valley View.
The body will repose at the home of Mrs. Duncan in Bryan until funeral and interment services. The time and place will be announced later by the family.
George W. Rosier, 70, passed away this morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ancel Duncan. Born in Missouri, February 25, 1880, Mr. Rosier spent his early childhood in Arkansas but came to Texas as the age of 13 and had since resided in Brazos and Madison counties.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Reatha Rosier, six sons, David E. Rosier of Albuquerque, New Mexico, George L. Rosier, Ray S. Rosier, Sigel S. Rosier, and Glen Rosier, all of Bryan, and James L. Rosier of Woodsboro. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Duncan and Miss Mackie Rosier of Bryan, Mrs. W.L. Batten of Tabor, and Mrs. Milton Kurten of Kurten; one brother, S. S. Rosier of Bryan, and two sisters Mrs Ellen Lawson of Houston and Mrs. Wiley Windham of Valley View.
The body will repose at the home of Mrs. Duncan in Bryan until funeral and interment services. The time and place will be announced later by the family.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Reatha Rosier, six sons, David E. Rosier of Albuquerque, New Mexico, George L. Rosier, Ray S. Rosier, Sigel S. Rosier, and Glen Rosier, all of Bryan, and James L. Rosier of Woodsboro. Also surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Duncan and Miss Mackie Rosier of Bryan, Mrs. W.L. Batten of Tabor, and Mrs. Milton Kurten of Kurten; one brother, S. S. Rosier of Bryan, and two sisters Mrs Ellen Lawson of Houston and Mrs. Wiley Windham of Valley View.
The body will repose at the home of Mrs. Duncan in Bryan until funeral and interment services. The time and place will be announced later by the family.
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