Moore Co. TX - Obit for George P. Stauber
   
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   Funeral services for George P. Stauber were held Saturday, April 6, at
   10:30 a.m., at Morrison Memorial Chapel of Dumas, Texas, officiated by
   Rev.  Eddie  Tubbs.  Burial  was  at  3  p.m., Saturday at Silent Home
   Cemetery  of Roll, Roger Mills County, Oklahoma under the direction of
   Morrison Funeral Home of Dumas, Texas.
   George  P. Stauber was born August 31, 1909 in Roll to Ida and William
   Stauber and died Thursday, April 4, 2002 at Dumas, Texas at the age of
   92.
   He  was  married to Pearlie Mae Ladd on December 24, 1939 in Yukon. He
   worked  for  the  Oklahoma  State  Highway  Department for three years
   before  leaving to serve his country in the South Pacific during World
   War  II.  He  moved  his  family  to Moore County in 1947 where he was
   employed  by  Phillips  Petroleum Company. He retired from Phillips in
   1967  and  moved to Van Horn, Texas where he was employed by the Elcor
   Chemical plant. He and his wife returned to Dumas in 1979.
   He  has been a member of the Masonic Lodge for over 50 years. He was a
   past Worth Patron of the Order of the Eastern Star. He was a member of
   the First Baptist Church of Dumas.
   Survivors  include  his wife, Pearlie of the home; one daughter, Patty
   Stallions  and  husband  Gary  of  Keller,  Texas;  one son, George R.
   Stauber  and  wife  Donna of Lorena, Texas, five grandchildren and two
   great grandchildren.
   Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK 11-Apr-2002