add'l info per death certificate 34523
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Nelson Arthur Miller, 74, a retired U. S. Customs employee, died Saturday in the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He had formerly lived in Corpus Christi and moved to Kerrville about a year ago. The family home was at 503 South Lewis Street. Services were held Monday morning in the chapel of the Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Duane Spencer of the First Methodist Church officiating and interment was in the Garden of Memories. His survivors are his widow of the home address; two sons, Nelson A. Miller Jr., of New Orleans, La., and Benjamin P. Miller, of College Station, and a brother, C. G. Miller of Robstown.
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Nelson Arthur Miller, 74, a retired U. S. Customs employee, died Saturday in the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He had formerly lived in Corpus Christi and moved to Kerrville about a year ago. The family home was at 503 South Lewis Street. Services were held Monday morning in the chapel of the Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Duane Spencer of the First Methodist Church officiating and interment was in the Garden of Memories. His survivors are his widow of the home address; two sons, Nelson A. Miller Jr., of New Orleans, La., and Benjamin P. Miller, of College Station, and a brother, C. G. Miller of Robstown.
add'l info per death certificate 34523
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parent links courtesy S L Smith #48160007
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Nelson Arthur Miller, 74, a retired U. S. Customs employee, died Saturday in the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He had formerly lived in Corpus Christi and moved to Kerrville about a year ago. The family home was at 503 South Lewis Street. Services were held Monday morning in the chapel of the Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Duane Spencer of the First Methodist Church officiating and interment was in the Garden of Memories. His survivors are his widow of the home address; two sons, Nelson A. Miller Jr., of New Orleans, La., and Benjamin P. Miller, of College Station, and a brother, C. G. Miller of Robstown.
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parent links courtesy S L Smith #48160007
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Nelson Arthur Miller, 74, a retired U. S. Customs employee, died Saturday in the Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He had formerly lived in Corpus Christi and moved to Kerrville about a year ago. The family home was at 503 South Lewis Street. Services were held Monday morning in the chapel of the Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Duane Spencer of the First Methodist Church officiating and interment was in the Garden of Memories. His survivors are his widow of the home address; two sons, Nelson A. Miller Jr., of New Orleans, La., and Benjamin P. Miller, of College Station, and a brother, C. G. Miller of Robstown.
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