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Submitted: 9/15/24 • Approved: 9/17/24 • Last Updated: 9/19/24 • R1542597-G1542597-S3
George
SERGEANT US Air Force
July 18, 1919 - January 30, 1996
Irene
Sept 22, 1924 - Nov 14, 2002
*Obituary
s/o Adolph Roescheisen and Dora Schmidt
George R. A. Roescheisen a 32-year resident of Little Rock Ark, formerly 24 years in Chicago Heights IL died Tuesday Jan. 30, in Little Rock.
Services were Feb. 1 at Our Lady of the Holy Souls Catholic Church Little Rock Ark., with the Rev. David Lesieur officiating.
Interment was in Pinecrest cemetery Little Rock.
G R Roescheisen was born July 18,1919, in Laporte Ind.
He was a retired a Sgt. of the Air Force and employed as an oven man with Safe Way bakery. He was a member of Our Lady of Souls Catholic Church and the church's menus club and bakery a Union 442.
He is survived by his wife Irene nee Waggoner, a daughter Georgianna (Dan) King of North Little Rock Ark. and one brother William (Pearl) of Chicago Heights IL.
Arrangements were handled by Griffin Leggett Healey and Roth funeral Home Little Rock Ark.
*Obituary
Irene E. Roescheisen, age 78, of Little Rock, passed away November 14, 2002.
She was born in St. Vincent, Arkansas to Lewis F. and Annie Swope Waggoner.
She was a homemaker and worked for JC Penney Department Store. She was a member of Our Lady of the Holy Souls Catholic Church where she was in the Altar Society and Catholic Daughters of America. Mrs. Roescheisen loved sewing and crafts, and helped as a seamstress for Holy Souls Church vestments, altar linens, and baptismal gowns.
She was preceded in death by her husband, George R. Roescheisen; her parents; and one brother, Leo Waggoner.
Survivors include one daughter, Georgianna King and her husband, Danny, of North Little Rock; three brothers, Bill, Lewis, Charles Waggoner; two sisters, Florence Hahn and Lucille Miles, and several nieces and nephews.
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