Lamar Co. Tx - Obit for George H. Parsons

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   George H. Parsons
   George  Henry  Parsons  died  on Nov. 4, 1999, at his Davis residence.
   Born on July 10, 1924, in Paris, Texas, he was 75.
   He  graduated from Oakland Tech High School, then joined the U.S. Army
   in  1943,  which  he  served  until  1968. He was stationed in Germany
   during the Korean and Vietnam conflicts.
   He  worked  as  a  custodian  for  more  than 20 years at UC Davis. He
   retired in 1991.
   Parsons  lived  in  the Capay Valley, Winters and Davis since 1967. He
   loved local football games in Davis and visiting with his many friends
   at the Capital Crimes and Coffee House in Davis.
   He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph Henry and Bessie Pearl
   Parsons of Winters, and his brother, James Gabriel Parsons.
   He  is  survived  by  two  brothers,  Lawrence E. Parsons of Davis and
   Joseph  Harold  Parsons  of  Bay City, Ore.; two aunts, Emma Wilson of
   Paris,  Texas, and Velma Parsons Stockton of Woodland; and 10 cousins,
   Larry  Parsons of Galt, James and Ronald Parsons of Paris, Texas, Mary
   Weber, Joan Alfrey and Joe Brice, all of New Jersey, Catherine Parsons
   of  Fort  Pierce,  Fla.,  Velma  Hoppe  of  El Cajon, Garon Parsons of
   Woodland and Sharon Herr of Patterson.
   He  also  is  survived by five nephews, Steve Carpenter of Santa Rosa,
   David  Parsons  of  Oakland,  John  and  Gary Parsons of Berkeley, and
   Zachary Stacy of Albany; and three nieces, Susan Parsons, Judy Purcell
   of Palatine and Jacklyn Parsons of San Leandro.
   Friends  are invited to attend a memorial gathering Sunday from 4 to 6
   p.m.  at  Capital  Crimes  and  Coffee, 132 E St. in Mansion Square in
   downtown Davis.
   Arrangements are under the direction of Davis Funeral Chapel.
   (Obituary from the "The Davis Enterprise," during the week of November
   14,  1999,  (Yolo  County).  Submitted with the permission of the "The
   Davis    Enterprise,"    315    G    Street,    Davis,    CA    95616,
   <http://www.davisenterprise.com/>.  Please  note:  I am not related to
   the  family listed above, and I do not have any further information on
   this family.)