Married Martha Haden on December 26, 1937; one son; divorced.
Married second wife Ellen on January 9, 1954; divorced 1969.
Corpus Christi TX Caller-Times, January 23, 1971:
Former H.E.B. Official, P. W. Moomaw Jr., Dies
Paul W. Moomaw Jr., 57, died at his home, 431 Del Mar, Thursday. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. today in Cage-Mills Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Ted Spencer, associate pastor of the First United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Seaside Memorial Park.
A former purchaser for H. E. Butt Stores, Moomaw had worked with the United Fund, the Coastal Bend Chapter of the American Red Cross, and had been a director in Halfway House and the Coastal Bend Council on Alcoholism. In 1966 he was cited by the Navy for helping tape holiday messages for servicemen overseas.
A native of Arkansas, he moved to Corpus Christi with his parents in 1929. His father, Paul W. Moomaw Sr., operated a pharmacy near Spohn Hospital for many years.
After attending the University of Texas, he volunteered for service in World War II, entering as a private. He was graduated from the Air Corps Officer Candidate School in 1942 and served in Europe and the Far East. His service career continued through 1950-51 when he was an intelligence officer and assistant military attache in the Far East. He was discharged as a major in the Air Force Reserve in 1951.
Moomaw then returned to Corpus Christi and joined the H. E. Butt Stores where he was employed about 15 years. He was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Clifford A. Wallace, Corpus Christi; a son, Paul Moomaw III, Boulder, Colo.; a step-daughter, Mrs. Jonelyn Payne, Corpus Christi, and three grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be R. G. Gerber, Joe Bluntzer, Ira Phelps, Hank Stence, Charles Manning and Frank Adams.
Married second wife Ellen on January 9, 1954; divorced 1969.
Corpus Christi TX Caller-Times, January 23, 1971:
Former H.E.B. Official, P. W. Moomaw Jr., Dies
Paul W. Moomaw Jr., 57, died at his home, 431 Del Mar, Thursday. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. today in Cage-Mills Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Ted Spencer, associate pastor of the First United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Seaside Memorial Park.
A former purchaser for H. E. Butt Stores, Moomaw had worked with the United Fund, the Coastal Bend Chapter of the American Red Cross, and had been a director in Halfway House and the Coastal Bend Council on Alcoholism. In 1966 he was cited by the Navy for helping tape holiday messages for servicemen overseas.
A native of Arkansas, he moved to Corpus Christi with his parents in 1929. His father, Paul W. Moomaw Sr., operated a pharmacy near Spohn Hospital for many years.
After attending the University of Texas, he volunteered for service in World War II, entering as a private. He was graduated from the Air Corps Officer Candidate School in 1942 and served in Europe and the Far East. His service career continued through 1950-51 when he was an intelligence officer and assistant military attache in the Far East. He was discharged as a major in the Air Force Reserve in 1951.
Moomaw then returned to Corpus Christi and joined the H. E. Butt Stores where he was employed about 15 years. He was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Clifford A. Wallace, Corpus Christi; a son, Paul Moomaw III, Boulder, Colo.; a step-daughter, Mrs. Jonelyn Payne, Corpus Christi, and three grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be R. G. Gerber, Joe Bluntzer, Ira Phelps, Hank Stence, Charles Manning and Frank Adams.
Married Martha Haden on December 26, 1937; one son; divorced.
Married second wife Ellen on January 9, 1954; divorced 1969.
Corpus Christi TX Caller-Times, January 23, 1971:
Former H.E.B. Official, P. W. Moomaw Jr., Dies
Paul W. Moomaw Jr., 57, died at his home, 431 Del Mar, Thursday. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. today in Cage-Mills Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Ted Spencer, associate pastor of the First United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Seaside Memorial Park.
A former purchaser for H. E. Butt Stores, Moomaw had worked with the United Fund, the Coastal Bend Chapter of the American Red Cross, and had been a director in Halfway House and the Coastal Bend Council on Alcoholism. In 1966 he was cited by the Navy for helping tape holiday messages for servicemen overseas.
A native of Arkansas, he moved to Corpus Christi with his parents in 1929. His father, Paul W. Moomaw Sr., operated a pharmacy near Spohn Hospital for many years.
After attending the University of Texas, he volunteered for service in World War II, entering as a private. He was graduated from the Air Corps Officer Candidate School in 1942 and served in Europe and the Far East. His service career continued through 1950-51 when he was an intelligence officer and assistant military attache in the Far East. He was discharged as a major in the Air Force Reserve in 1951.
Moomaw then returned to Corpus Christi and joined the H. E. Butt Stores where he was employed about 15 years. He was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Clifford A. Wallace, Corpus Christi; a son, Paul Moomaw III, Boulder, Colo.; a step-daughter, Mrs. Jonelyn Payne, Corpus Christi, and three grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be R. G. Gerber, Joe Bluntzer, Ira Phelps, Hank Stence, Charles Manning and Frank Adams.
Married second wife Ellen on January 9, 1954; divorced 1969.
Corpus Christi TX Caller-Times, January 23, 1971:
Former H.E.B. Official, P. W. Moomaw Jr., Dies
Paul W. Moomaw Jr., 57, died at his home, 431 Del Mar, Thursday. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. today in Cage-Mills Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Ted Spencer, associate pastor of the First United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Seaside Memorial Park.
A former purchaser for H. E. Butt Stores, Moomaw had worked with the United Fund, the Coastal Bend Chapter of the American Red Cross, and had been a director in Halfway House and the Coastal Bend Council on Alcoholism. In 1966 he was cited by the Navy for helping tape holiday messages for servicemen overseas.
A native of Arkansas, he moved to Corpus Christi with his parents in 1929. His father, Paul W. Moomaw Sr., operated a pharmacy near Spohn Hospital for many years.
After attending the University of Texas, he volunteered for service in World War II, entering as a private. He was graduated from the Air Corps Officer Candidate School in 1942 and served in Europe and the Far East. His service career continued through 1950-51 when he was an intelligence officer and assistant military attache in the Far East. He was discharged as a major in the Air Force Reserve in 1951.
Moomaw then returned to Corpus Christi and joined the H. E. Butt Stores where he was employed about 15 years. He was a member of St. Luke's United Methodist Church.
Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Clifford A. Wallace, Corpus Christi; a son, Paul Moomaw III, Boulder, Colo.; a step-daughter, Mrs. Jonelyn Payne, Corpus Christi, and three grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be R. G. Gerber, Joe Bluntzer, Ira Phelps, Hank Stence, Charles Manning and Frank Adams.
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