George Louie Holcomb

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George Louie Holcomb Veteran

Birth
Canyon, Randall County, Texas, USA
Death
3 Sep 2002 (aged 81)
California, USA
Burial
Bakersfield, Kern County, California, USA Add to Map
Plot
Garden of Devotion
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My Father; My DAD ~Thank you for your visits ~


George Louie Holcomb was born to Dedie and Fannie Holcomb on November 14, 1920, in Canyon, Texas. He was the 10th child born out of 13 total.


He worked as a route salesman for Weber Bread, and was in the bread business for 24 years. He was a member of the American Legion Post #682 and a member of the First Church of the Nazarene. The Kern County Veterans Association honored George with the gun salute.


George proudly served in the U.S. Army during World War II.


He enjoyed fishing very much and enjoyed music and tinkering with all kinds of mechanical and electrical gadgets. He was devoted to his wife, Eleanor Sarah Holcomb, of 58 years, his family, God, and his Country.


George was preceded in death by his wife, Eleanor. Two daughters; and one son; Three grandsons; Three granddaughters; One great granddaughter; and three brothers.


Parkinsons is a sad disease. My husband was so devoted to his Dad and tried to make sure his meds didn't overlap so his muscles wouldn't lock up. In his later stages, George and Eleanor roomed together at the assisted living home until Eleanor passed away. George passed away almost 3 years later.


We offered the both of them to stay at our house but they declined. We visited them every day or at least every other day. At times George did not recognize his son due to the Parkinsons. His son and I would still visit and talk to him because that is what family does. They take care of their children, then when it's time for us as adults to take care of our parents we do, and we did as the bible says, honor thy parents.


Anniversary, December 14, 1941


Brothers and Sisters listed below: The last two brothers passed away in 2017


Clifton Donnell Holcomb, 2017


Earl Winford Holcomb, 2017


Vada Louise Holcomb Catching


Nonnie Lee Holcomb Dickens


Jewel Holcomb


Ralph Carroll Holcomb


Dennis Payton Holcomb Sr


Sterling Cone Holcomb


Odle Holcomb Chaffee


Elmer Foster Holcomb


Dedie Byron Holcomb

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♥~This memorial was created with love and remembrance~♥


Photos uploaded by me are copyrighted by me, SaffronWings. Lifting these photos to be used elsewhere is a violation of copyright. You must obtain written permission from me to use any of my photos, thank you.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8759877/george-louie-holcomb

My Father; My DAD ~Thank you for your visits ~


George Louie Holcomb was born to Dedie and Fannie Holcomb on November 14, 1920, in Canyon, Texas. He was the 10th child born out of 13 total.


He worked as a route salesman for Weber Bread, and was in the bread business for 24 years. He was a member of the American Legion Post #682 and a member of the First Church of the Nazarene. The Kern County Veterans Association honored George with the gun salute.


George proudly served in the U.S. Army during World War II.


He enjoyed fishing very much and enjoyed music and tinkering with all kinds of mechanical and electrical gadgets. He was devoted to his wife, Eleanor Sarah Holcomb, of 58 years, his family, God, and his Country.


George was preceded in death by his wife, Eleanor. Two daughters; and one son; Three grandsons; Three granddaughters; One great granddaughter; and three brothers.


Parkinsons is a sad disease. My husband was so devoted to his Dad and tried to make sure his meds didn't overlap so his muscles wouldn't lock up. In his later stages, George and Eleanor roomed together at the assisted living home until Eleanor passed away. George passed away almost 3 years later.


We offered the both of them to stay at our house but they declined. We visited them every day or at least every other day. At times George did not recognize his son due to the Parkinsons. His son and I would still visit and talk to him because that is what family does. They take care of their children, then when it's time for us as adults to take care of our parents we do, and we did as the bible says, honor thy parents.


Anniversary, December 14, 1941


Brothers and Sisters listed below: The last two brothers passed away in 2017


Clifton Donnell Holcomb, 2017


Earl Winford Holcomb, 2017


Vada Louise Holcomb Catching


Nonnie Lee Holcomb Dickens


Jewel Holcomb


Ralph Carroll Holcomb


Dennis Payton Holcomb Sr


Sterling Cone Holcomb


Odle Holcomb Chaffee


Elmer Foster Holcomb


Dedie Byron Holcomb

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♥~This memorial was created with love and remembrance~♥


Photos uploaded by me are copyrighted by me, SaffronWings. Lifting these photos to be used elsewhere is a violation of copyright. You must obtain written permission from me to use any of my photos, thank you.