9th Generation of John Branham.
Married: 27 September 1919.
Additional Son: adopting Lloyd Paul Brannon II.
Retired Brannon's Shoe Repair and Leather, Brannon's Army Navy Surplus Store, both in Coolidge, Arizona.
Family Photo:
(Left to Right) Thomas Richard Brannon, Sr., (Standing) Howard Cecil Brannon, Viva May Brannon, Leslie Elmo Brannon, (Far Right) Lula Ellen Vest Brannon.
From The (Now) Casa Grande Dispatch
Casa Grande, Arizona
Friday, April 28, 1972, page 11 (Then The Coolidge Examiner)
Howard Brannon Dies at 73
COOLIDGE - Funeral services for Howard Cecil Brannon, 73, a retired cobbler who died Tuesday in his home here, were at 10 a.m. today in the Cole and Maud Mortuary. Burial was in Valley Memorial Park.
Mr. Brannon, who was born in Weatherford, Tex., had lived in Coolidge for 37 years, coming here from Tex. He owned and operated a shoe repair shop on Main Street in Coolidge until retiring in 1966.
Surviving are his wife, Floy; two son, Gordon D. of Torrance, Calif., and Lloyd Paul of Coolidge; one brother and one sister out of state; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Contributor: Tony (46571983) Thank you Tony.
(be it known, H. C. Brannon's wife was so offended by this term "a retired cobbler" she didn't keep a copy of his obituary. H. C. Brannon was a shoe, boot and leather repairman, an expert in his field 1945 to 1969)
Married: 27 September 1919.
Additional Son: adopting Lloyd Paul Brannon II.
Retired Brannon's Shoe Repair and Leather, Brannon's Army Navy Surplus Store, both in Coolidge, Arizona.
Family Photo:
(Left to Right) Thomas Richard Brannon, Sr., (Standing) Howard Cecil Brannon, Viva May Brannon, Leslie Elmo Brannon, (Far Right) Lula Ellen Vest Brannon.
From The (Now) Casa Grande Dispatch
Casa Grande, Arizona
Friday, April 28, 1972, page 11 (Then The Coolidge Examiner)
Howard Brannon Dies at 73
COOLIDGE - Funeral services for Howard Cecil Brannon, 73, a retired cobbler who died Tuesday in his home here, were at 10 a.m. today in the Cole and Maud Mortuary. Burial was in Valley Memorial Park.
Mr. Brannon, who was born in Weatherford, Tex., had lived in Coolidge for 37 years, coming here from Tex. He owned and operated a shoe repair shop on Main Street in Coolidge until retiring in 1966.
Surviving are his wife, Floy; two son, Gordon D. of Torrance, Calif., and Lloyd Paul of Coolidge; one brother and one sister out of state; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Contributor: Tony (46571983) Thank you Tony.
(be it known, H. C. Brannon's wife was so offended by this term "a retired cobbler" she didn't keep a copy of his obituary. H. C. Brannon was a shoe, boot and leather repairman, an expert in his field 1945 to 1969)
9th Generation of John Branham.
Married: 27 September 1919.
Additional Son: adopting Lloyd Paul Brannon II.
Retired Brannon's Shoe Repair and Leather, Brannon's Army Navy Surplus Store, both in Coolidge, Arizona.
Family Photo:
(Left to Right) Thomas Richard Brannon, Sr., (Standing) Howard Cecil Brannon, Viva May Brannon, Leslie Elmo Brannon, (Far Right) Lula Ellen Vest Brannon.
From The (Now) Casa Grande Dispatch
Casa Grande, Arizona
Friday, April 28, 1972, page 11 (Then The Coolidge Examiner)
Howard Brannon Dies at 73
COOLIDGE - Funeral services for Howard Cecil Brannon, 73, a retired cobbler who died Tuesday in his home here, were at 10 a.m. today in the Cole and Maud Mortuary. Burial was in Valley Memorial Park.
Mr. Brannon, who was born in Weatherford, Tex., had lived in Coolidge for 37 years, coming here from Tex. He owned and operated a shoe repair shop on Main Street in Coolidge until retiring in 1966.
Surviving are his wife, Floy; two son, Gordon D. of Torrance, Calif., and Lloyd Paul of Coolidge; one brother and one sister out of state; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Contributor: Tony (46571983) Thank you Tony.
(be it known, H. C. Brannon's wife was so offended by this term "a retired cobbler" she didn't keep a copy of his obituary. H. C. Brannon was a shoe, boot and leather repairman, an expert in his field 1945 to 1969)
Married: 27 September 1919.
Additional Son: adopting Lloyd Paul Brannon II.
Retired Brannon's Shoe Repair and Leather, Brannon's Army Navy Surplus Store, both in Coolidge, Arizona.
Family Photo:
(Left to Right) Thomas Richard Brannon, Sr., (Standing) Howard Cecil Brannon, Viva May Brannon, Leslie Elmo Brannon, (Far Right) Lula Ellen Vest Brannon.
From The (Now) Casa Grande Dispatch
Casa Grande, Arizona
Friday, April 28, 1972, page 11 (Then The Coolidge Examiner)
Howard Brannon Dies at 73
COOLIDGE - Funeral services for Howard Cecil Brannon, 73, a retired cobbler who died Tuesday in his home here, were at 10 a.m. today in the Cole and Maud Mortuary. Burial was in Valley Memorial Park.
Mr. Brannon, who was born in Weatherford, Tex., had lived in Coolidge for 37 years, coming here from Tex. He owned and operated a shoe repair shop on Main Street in Coolidge until retiring in 1966.
Surviving are his wife, Floy; two son, Gordon D. of Torrance, Calif., and Lloyd Paul of Coolidge; one brother and one sister out of state; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Contributor: Tony (46571983) Thank you Tony.
(be it known, H. C. Brannon's wife was so offended by this term "a retired cobbler" she didn't keep a copy of his obituary. H. C. Brannon was a shoe, boot and leather repairman, an expert in his field 1945 to 1969)
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