Kimble County, TX - Obituaries:  Sandherr, Nat, 1937
Wednesday, December 13, 2000

Submitted by;  burtwyat@ctesc.net  (Frederica Wyatt)
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Deceased was Member of Pioneer Family of Kimble County
(Name of paper not given)

  Nat Sandherr, the only son of Mrs. Mae Sandherr, died at the ranch home 
near Junction last Friday, May 14, after a brief illness.  He had been busy 
with his ranch duties until Sunday, May 9, when he took cold, soon developing
pneumonia and died after only a few days illness.  Funeral services were
held by his pastor, Rev. Ennis B. Hill, at the Methodist Church Sunday
afternoon.  Interment was made in the Junction Cemetery.
  The following served as pall bearers:
  Paul Tomberlin, Clayton McKay, Phillips Bishop, Roy Bierschwale, Leon
Turner, Ray Blakely, Tommie Murr and Lemuel Jones.
  Nat Sandherr was born in Kimble county, October 14, 1916, and spent his
20 years here.  He attended the Junction Public Schools and about three
years ago he moved with his mother to the Murr ranch just north of Junction
where he has been engaged in ranching.  He was popular with a large circle
of friends as was attested by the large number at the funeral services. 
The large and beautiful floral offering was also a silent tribute to his
popularity in the community where he has lived all his life.
  He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Mae Sandherr, two sisters, Mrs. Slator
Fleming and Miss Ruth Sandherr, and hosts of other relatives.  It is hard
to understand why a young man is taken from his mother and other loved ones
just as he was entering the threshold of manhood.  Only Providence under-
stands now this sad dispensation.
  Among the out-of-town relatives and friends were the following:
  Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Fordtram Johnston. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston, Hal Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. 
Joe Eager, Pierce Hoggett, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston, Kerrville; Mrs.
Roland Martin and Mrs. Marlon Callan, Menard; Mr. and Mrs. Alton Miller,
Mrs. Harold Hough and Bil Barnes, Rocksprings; Mrs. Tom Davis, Mrs. John
Eaton, Tom Sandherr, Sonora; Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Miss Abbie Taylor,
Goliad; Miss Beth Deming, Brownwood; Paul Tomberlin and Andy Moore, El Paso;
Robert Brown, Houston; Floyd Gentry and Henry Coleman, Llano; Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Hasse, Art; Mrs. Henry Ingenhuett, Comfort.
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