Obituaries:  Harry A. Schwartz, Sabine, Natchitoches Parish       S-263
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., May 30, 1990
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net




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Harry A. Schwartz

  Funeral services for Harry A. Schwartz, 69, of Robeline, were
held on Monday, May 21, in the St. Ann Catholic Church near
Robeline, with the Rev. Tom Jezak, and Deacon Joe Peltier
officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery, under the
direction of the Blanchard-St. Denis Funeral Home.

  Mr. Schwartz died in the VA Medical Center in Shreveport, on
Saturday, May 19, at 12:25 p.m.

  A native of Green Bay, Wisconsin, Mr. Schwartz was a World War
II veteran, a member of the American Legion Gordon Peters Post
10, and Veterans of Foreign Wars J. C., Keyser Post 11962. He was
also a member of the St. Ann Catholic Church, and the Los Adeas
Foundation.

  Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Shirley Schwartz of Robeline;
a son, Harry Schwartz Jr. of Many; two brothers, Kenneth
Schwartz, and Milton Schwartz, both of Green Bay, Wisc.; and one
grandchild.

  Pallbearers were Bill Elliott, Sixth District VFW Commander, Bob
Treese, Commander VFW Post 4858, Many, Fred Bricker, Senior Vice
Commander, Sixth District, Williard Ogle, Area B Commander,
American Legion, Adam Delrie, Junior Vice Commander, VFW Post
1962, and Jim Reichel, Commander, American Legion Post 10.

  Honorary pallbearer were VFW and American Legion officers, Dick
Lombard, Hubert Huggins, Charles Smith, Walt Merrill, Elmer
O'Con, Gerald Wenner, and Sam Cole.

  Conducting military graveside services were Bugler, Toby
Brazzel; Color Team, John Spier, Lonnie Beal, E. J. Moran, and
Major Stephanie Hargrove; First party was composed of Charles
Huggins, James Geter, Phillip Thompson, James Gay, Bob
Wangenstein, Simone Sarpy, Z. T. Perot, and John Trissler.