George was a gauge repairman for Hill & Hill Equipment Co.
He was killed in a fall from the loading dock of the Linde Air Products Company. He was the brother of Police Sergeant, W.B.Spurgeon, who was rushed to the hospital to be with his brother. X-ray photographs failed to reveal that Spurgeon sustained a broken neck as was first believed.
He is survived by his wife, Robbie; two sons, John Paul and Michael Lee; a daughter, Marion Kay Spurgeon; two brothers, W.B. Spurgeon and J.R.Spurgeon, all of Dallas, and three sisters, Mrs. Stanley Layton of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and Mrs. Bob Mansfield, both of California.
He was killed in a fall from the loading dock of the Linde Air Products Company. He was the brother of Police Sergeant, W.B.Spurgeon, who was rushed to the hospital to be with his brother. X-ray photographs failed to reveal that Spurgeon sustained a broken neck as was first believed.
He is survived by his wife, Robbie; two sons, John Paul and Michael Lee; a daughter, Marion Kay Spurgeon; two brothers, W.B. Spurgeon and J.R.Spurgeon, all of Dallas, and three sisters, Mrs. Stanley Layton of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and Mrs. Bob Mansfield, both of California.
George was a gauge repairman for Hill & Hill Equipment Co.
He was killed in a fall from the loading dock of the Linde Air Products Company. He was the brother of Police Sergeant, W.B.Spurgeon, who was rushed to the hospital to be with his brother. X-ray photographs failed to reveal that Spurgeon sustained a broken neck as was first believed.
He is survived by his wife, Robbie; two sons, John Paul and Michael Lee; a daughter, Marion Kay Spurgeon; two brothers, W.B. Spurgeon and J.R.Spurgeon, all of Dallas, and three sisters, Mrs. Stanley Layton of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and Mrs. Bob Mansfield, both of California.
He was killed in a fall from the loading dock of the Linde Air Products Company. He was the brother of Police Sergeant, W.B.Spurgeon, who was rushed to the hospital to be with his brother. X-ray photographs failed to reveal that Spurgeon sustained a broken neck as was first believed.
He is survived by his wife, Robbie; two sons, John Paul and Michael Lee; a daughter, Marion Kay Spurgeon; two brothers, W.B. Spurgeon and J.R.Spurgeon, all of Dallas, and three sisters, Mrs. Stanley Layton of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and Mrs. Bob Mansfield, both of California.
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