Mr. O'Connor died of pulmonary fibrosis Wednesday at his Dallas home. He was 81.
He moved to Dallas in 1944 to be pastor at East Dallas
Congregational Methodist Church, where he remained for 47 years. He also founded the Congregational Methodist Bible School, now based in Florence, Miss. He retired in 1987.
The native of Hulen, La., was pastor at several churches in the Leesville and DeRitter areas of Louisiana before moving to Dallas.
In 1988, he received an honorary doctorate from Wesley College in Florence.
Survivors include two sons, Marvin L. O'Connor of Corsicana and Arthur E. O'Connor of Bristow, Okla.; and a brother, the Rev. Roy O'Connor of Baytown.
Memorials may be made to Wesley College, P.O. Box 1070, Florence, Miss. 39073; the Family Hospice of Dallas, 1140 Empire Central Drive, Suite 235, Dallas, Texas 75247; or to the
Congregational Methodist Church Mission Board, P.O. Box 9, Florence, Miss. 39073.
Dallas Morning News
March 19, 1994
Mr. O'Connor died of pulmonary fibrosis Wednesday at his Dallas home. He was 81.
He moved to Dallas in 1944 to be pastor at East Dallas
Congregational Methodist Church, where he remained for 47 years. He also founded the Congregational Methodist Bible School, now based in Florence, Miss. He retired in 1987.
The native of Hulen, La., was pastor at several churches in the Leesville and DeRitter areas of Louisiana before moving to Dallas.
In 1988, he received an honorary doctorate from Wesley College in Florence.
Survivors include two sons, Marvin L. O'Connor of Corsicana and Arthur E. O'Connor of Bristow, Okla.; and a brother, the Rev. Roy O'Connor of Baytown.
Memorials may be made to Wesley College, P.O. Box 1070, Florence, Miss. 39073; the Family Hospice of Dallas, 1140 Empire Central Drive, Suite 235, Dallas, Texas 75247; or to the
Congregational Methodist Church Mission Board, P.O. Box 9, Florence, Miss. 39073.
Dallas Morning News
March 19, 1994
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