Obit of J Q Boyer (b600) - Jefferson County, Texas

Submitted by:  Danny Glenn  <dglenn2@swbell.net>  11 Mar 2002
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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE  SUNDAY AUGUST 14, 1966


           J.Q. BOYER, 52, RITES MONDAY
  PORT ARTHUR MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL OF ILLNESS
          Port Arthur - James Q. Boyer Jr., 52, 3160 Lakeshore, died at
3:40 p.m. Saturday in St. Mary's Hospital after a six-month illness  A
requiem Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Monday ai St. James's Catholic
Church. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday in Grammier-Oberle
Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers
will be Floyd Mayo, Dewitt Walters, Hal Davis, Frank Youngblood, George
Clarke and Mayo Wells. At the time of his death, Boyer was a partner in
the B & B Novelty Co. of Beaumont. He formerly operated Boyer's Cigar
Store and Channel Grill Dinner Club in Port Arthur and once owned the
Edson Motel in Beaumont. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Judy Boyer of Port
Arthur; two sons, James Stephen Boyer of Houston, and Richard Boyer of
Port Arthur; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Cappadona Port Arthur; five
grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. James Q. Boyer Sr. of Stafford, Tex; two
sisters, Mrs. Bob Newton of Stafford and Mrs. Floyd Vine of Houston;
three brothers, Walter Boyer and Cmdr. Fred Boyer, both of Kingsville
and Hugh Boyer of North Caroline.