On Thursday, 12 June 2014, Florence Jo (Miller) Callarman, 92 years old, passed away in San Luis Obispo, California.
She was born in Eastland County, Texas, in May of 1922, and was the daughter of Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller as the fifth of eight children.
During the Great Depression years Florence attended Yellow Mound School and Morton Valley High School.
Florence married Roy Alton Callarman of Cisco, Texas, on Friday, 21 November 1941, in Eastland.
Soon after, they moved to Fort Worth where she worked for Consolidated Aircraft Corporation as a true "Rosie the Riveter" building B-29s for war efforts of WWII.
Their family began when Roy Alton Callarman Jr., was born in 1944, Richard Callarman in 1945 and Judy Callarman in 1951.
Mrs. Callarman is survived by her son, Richard Callarman, daughter, Judy Callarman, sister, Genevee (Miller) Burns.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller, husband, Roy Alton Callarman, Sr., her oldest son, Roy Alton Callarman Jr., two brothers, four sisters.
She was born in Eastland County, Texas, in May of 1922, and was the daughter of Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller as the fifth of eight children.
During the Great Depression years Florence attended Yellow Mound School and Morton Valley High School.
Florence married Roy Alton Callarman of Cisco, Texas, on Friday, 21 November 1941, in Eastland.
Soon after, they moved to Fort Worth where she worked for Consolidated Aircraft Corporation as a true "Rosie the Riveter" building B-29s for war efforts of WWII.
Their family began when Roy Alton Callarman Jr., was born in 1944, Richard Callarman in 1945 and Judy Callarman in 1951.
Mrs. Callarman is survived by her son, Richard Callarman, daughter, Judy Callarman, sister, Genevee (Miller) Burns.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller, husband, Roy Alton Callarman, Sr., her oldest son, Roy Alton Callarman Jr., two brothers, four sisters.
On Thursday, 12 June 2014, Florence Jo (Miller) Callarman, 92 years old, passed away in San Luis Obispo, California.
She was born in Eastland County, Texas, in May of 1922, and was the daughter of Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller as the fifth of eight children.
During the Great Depression years Florence attended Yellow Mound School and Morton Valley High School.
Florence married Roy Alton Callarman of Cisco, Texas, on Friday, 21 November 1941, in Eastland.
Soon after, they moved to Fort Worth where she worked for Consolidated Aircraft Corporation as a true "Rosie the Riveter" building B-29s for war efforts of WWII.
Their family began when Roy Alton Callarman Jr., was born in 1944, Richard Callarman in 1945 and Judy Callarman in 1951.
Mrs. Callarman is survived by her son, Richard Callarman, daughter, Judy Callarman, sister, Genevee (Miller) Burns.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller, husband, Roy Alton Callarman, Sr., her oldest son, Roy Alton Callarman Jr., two brothers, four sisters.
She was born in Eastland County, Texas, in May of 1922, and was the daughter of Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller as the fifth of eight children.
During the Great Depression years Florence attended Yellow Mound School and Morton Valley High School.
Florence married Roy Alton Callarman of Cisco, Texas, on Friday, 21 November 1941, in Eastland.
Soon after, they moved to Fort Worth where she worked for Consolidated Aircraft Corporation as a true "Rosie the Riveter" building B-29s for war efforts of WWII.
Their family began when Roy Alton Callarman Jr., was born in 1944, Richard Callarman in 1945 and Judy Callarman in 1951.
Mrs. Callarman is survived by her son, Richard Callarman, daughter, Judy Callarman, sister, Genevee (Miller) Burns.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Cecil K. (Vandiver) Miller and Roy Hayden Miller, husband, Roy Alton Callarman, Sr., her oldest son, Roy Alton Callarman Jr., two brothers, four sisters.
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