| Dual Cortez 
                  Eubanks 
 
                  
                    
                    
                      | Born: | September 6, 
                        1912 in Kelly, Louisiana |  
                      | Died: | February 14, 
                        1999, in Sulphur, Louisiana |  
                      | Buried: | February 17, 
                        1999 in Goos Cemetery, Lake Charles, 
                    Louisiana  (Map 8) |  
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                      | Father: | John Sidney 
                        Eubanks |  
                      | Mother: | Irma 
                        Childress |  
                      |  |  |  
                      | Wife: | Mildred Ruth 
                    Fitzenreiter |  
                      |  |  |  
                      | Married: | June 12, 1943 in 
                        Rawlins, Wyoming |  
                      |  |  |  
                      | Children: | Margaret Ann 
                        Eubanks |  
                      |  | Walter Matthew 
                        Eubanks |  
                      |  | Ruth Anne 
                        Eubanks |  
                      |  |  |  
                      |  |  |  Lake Charles American Press, 
                  Tuesday, February 16, 1999, p. A2: Dual C. 
                  Eubanks         SULPHUR
                  – Funeral services for Ducal C. Eubanks, 86, will be at 10 a.m. 
                  Wednesday, Feb. 17, from Immaculate Conception Catholic 
                  Church.The Rev. Charles Gendron and 
                  Brother Ed Normantewicz will officiate. Burial will be in Goos 
                  Cemetery in Lake Charles under the direction of Snider Funeral 
                  Home of DeQuincy.
 Visitation is 5-9 p.m. 
                  today with a rosary at 7 p.m. in Hixson Funeral 
                  Home.
 Mr. Eubanks died Sunday, Feb. 14, 
                  1999, in his residence.
 He majored in 
                  engineering at LSU where he earned his commission. He joined 
                  the Army, serving in World War II as a lieutenant. He was 
                  employed as a civil engineer. He was a supervisor of CCC and a 
                  member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. He was a 
                  member of the ROTC, Beef Master Breeders Universal, Local 405 
                  in Port Arthur, Texas, and a life member of the Knights of 
                  Columbus 3015.
 Survivors include his 
                  wife, Ruth Fitzenreiter Eubanks; one son, Walter Eubanks of 
                  DeQuincy; two daughters, Margaret Cubbage of Sulphur and Ruth 
                  Ann Louviere of Lafayette; two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Vancil) 
                  Fogging of Lake Charles and Mrs. Bob (Lola) McBroom of Alejo, 
                  Calif.; and eight grandchildren.
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