Limestone CO. TX - OBIT:  Louie McKenzie, 1941

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                        Louie McKenzie-9 April 1941
                                      
   Funeral services for Louie McKnzie, 44, of Austin, former resident of
   Waco, who died suddenly Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. of a heart attack in
   Waco, where he and Mrs. McKenzie had spent Tuesday evening were held
   Thursday at 4 p.m at Compton's chapel, Rev. Roy L. Smith and Rev. G.
   P. Comer officiating, burial in Oakwood cemetery.
   
   Active pallbearers were M.B. Hodges, E.G. Franke, A.S. Cunningham, J.
   Howell, R.W. Weddell and George Pendergrast.
   
   Mr. McKenzie was formerly a bookkeeper for Texas Fireproof Storage
   Company and Citizens National Bank. He had been connected with the
   Texas state highway department in the accounting and maintenance
   department for several years.
   
   A veteran of the World War, he was stationed in Panama during that
   time. He was born at Oletha.
   
   Surviving are his widow; a son, John L. McKenzie, of Austin; a
   grandson, Ronald James McKenzie, of Austin; two brothers, Henry of
   Altus, Okla., and Callie of Dawson; four sisters, Mrs. A. C. Goodrich
   of Coolidge, Mrs. H. A. Roloff of Dawson, Mesdames R. A. Martin and I.
   Shields, both of Oletha.