Ted Eubanks was the son of J.D. Eubanks and Vida Viola Walker. He married Gladys Bryant on February 21, 1933 in Comanche Texas. They had two daughters, Aletha and Estelle, and one son, Ted. He was a retired General Dynamics hydraulic supervisor with 37 years of service.
He loved to go bird hunting with his dogs. He was very involved with a Fort Worth Gun Club and enjoyed going there to shoot skeet and visit with his friends.
Ted was my father-in-law and was a wonderful person. He was happy and full of life right up to the end. He is greatly missed.
Thanks to Laurie for the cemetery photos.
He loved to go bird hunting with his dogs. He was very involved with a Fort Worth Gun Club and enjoyed going there to shoot skeet and visit with his friends.
Ted was my father-in-law and was a wonderful person. He was happy and full of life right up to the end. He is greatly missed.
Thanks to Laurie for the cemetery photos.
Ted Eubanks was the son of J.D. Eubanks and Vida Viola Walker. He married Gladys Bryant on February 21, 1933 in Comanche Texas. They had two daughters, Aletha and Estelle, and one son, Ted. He was a retired General Dynamics hydraulic supervisor with 37 years of service.
He loved to go bird hunting with his dogs. He was very involved with a Fort Worth Gun Club and enjoyed going there to shoot skeet and visit with his friends.
Ted was my father-in-law and was a wonderful person. He was happy and full of life right up to the end. He is greatly missed.
Thanks to Laurie for the cemetery photos.
He loved to go bird hunting with his dogs. He was very involved with a Fort Worth Gun Club and enjoyed going there to shoot skeet and visit with his friends.
Ted was my father-in-law and was a wonderful person. He was happy and full of life right up to the end. He is greatly missed.
Thanks to Laurie for the cemetery photos.
