James Albert Funk,
Sr.
Born: |
April 24, 1904
in Lake Charles, Louisiana |
Died: |
August 11,
1980 in Lake Charles, Louisiana |
Buried: |
August 13, 1980
in Goos Cemetery, Lake Charles, Louisiana (Map
14) |
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Father: |
Albert
Goos Funk, Sr. |
Mother: |
Marie
Ella Bonsall |
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First
Wife: |
Emma Lucille
Goodman |
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Married: |
1924 |
Divorced: |
1951 |
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Children: |
James Albert
Funk, Jr. |
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William Maurice
Funk |
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Frederick Gayle
Funk |
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Annie Medora
Funk |
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Eloise Lana
Funk |
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Oma Foy
Funk |
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Second
Wife: |
Maggie
Pate |
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Married: |
July 17, 1955 |
Divorced: |
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Lake Charles American Press,
August 12, 1980:
Jim Funk services
scheduled
Funeral
services for James A. (Jim) Funk Sr., 76, of 306 Helen St.,
will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 13, from Immaculate
Conception
Cathedral. Rev.
Fernand Gouaux will officiate. Burial will be in Goos Cemetery
under direction of Johnson Funeral
Home. Mr. Funk
died at 4 p.m. Monday at his residence after a lengthy
illness. He was
a native and lifelong resident of Lake Charles and a member of
a pioneer family in Lake Charles. He was also a descendent of
Captain Daniel
Goos. Mr. Funk
was a retired shipping clerk for J. A. Bel Lumber Co. He had
worked at Milford's Furniture, Household Furniture Co. and
Hemingway's Furniture Co. He was a member of the Hecker
Hunting Club.
Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Ella Bonsall Funk of Lake
Charles; three sons, Jimmy and Bill Funk, both of Lake Charles
and Freddie Funk of Fayetteville, N.C.; three daughters, Mrs.
Annie M. Trahan of DeRidder, Mrs. Lana Manino of Lake Charles
and Mrs. Oma F. Hofstrom of Boulder, Col.; one brother, Albert
Goos Funk Jr. of Lake Charles; six sisters, Mrs. Albert
(Thelma) Trammel, Oma Floy Funk, Annie Goos Funk, Mrs. Bessie
Heflin, Mrs. Lucius (Marie) DeRouen, all of Lake Charles;
eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. |