MYCUE Roger Grover
- 2001
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Name MYCUE Roger Grover Geschlecht männlich Referenznummer PRN7564 Tod 2001 [1] Personen-Kennung I7564 Ahnenforschung Teichmann Zuletzt bearbeitet am 18 Mrz 2023
Vater MYCUE Grover Beziehung natural Mutter N.N Mary Beziehung natural Familien-Kennung F6404 Familienblatt | Familientafel
Familie KOEPSEL Arline Henrietta
geb. 8 Sep 1918, McQueeney, Guadalupe, Texas, USA
gest. 12 Feb 2018, Seguin, Guadalupe, Texas, USA (Alter 99 Jahre) Kinder 1. MYCUE Richard Henry
geb. 10 Jun 1944
gest. 12 Aug 2018 (Alter 74 Jahre) [natural]2. MYCUE Roger Scott [natural] 3. MYCUE Merry Dell [natural] 4. MYCUE Terilyn [natural] 5. MYCUE Jerry Roger [natural] 6. MYCUE Scottie Grover [natural] 7. MYCUE Judith Marie [natural] Familien-Kennung F2727 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 18 Mrz 2023
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Quellen - [S327] Obituary, Richard MyCue July 10, 1944 - August 12, 2018 A life filled with family, architecture, historical details, and friendships was the life story of Seguin native Richard (Dick) MyCue. Born into a conservative German family in 1944 and raised in Seguin, Dick was quick to appreciate his heritage and many lifelong friends and relatives in the local area. Following complications of a previous stroke, death came suddenly at home on August 12. A 1962 graduate of Seguin High School, Dick attended Texas Lutheran College, now TLU, was drafted into the army during the Vietnam era, and later attended the University of Texas, graduating from the School of Architecture. He worked as an intern in the New York City office of famed architect, Philip Johnson and later received a Master of Urban Planning from the City University of New York in 1974. Throughout his career, Dick’s specialty was restoration architecture. He had an office in Seguin in the middle 1970’s, worked and traveled for a time in the late 1970.
https://www.treshewell.com/obituary/richard-mycue?fh_id=11345&fbclid=IwAR1_o7w46WPgJK2jlG__aMGRa178gKVLVNOwG-0cJJtYOGKrzcoR6c_mjNo
- [S327] Obituary, Richard MyCue July 10, 1944 - August 12, 2018 A life filled with family, architecture, historical details, and friendships was the life story of Seguin native Richard (Dick) MyCue. Born into a conservative German family in 1944 and raised in Seguin, Dick was quick to appreciate his heritage and many lifelong friends and relatives in the local area. Following complications of a previous stroke, death came suddenly at home on August 12. A 1962 graduate of Seguin High School, Dick attended Texas Lutheran College, now TLU, was drafted into the army during the Vietnam era, and later attended the University of Texas, graduating from the School of Architecture. He worked as an intern in the New York City office of famed architect, Philip Johnson and later received a Master of Urban Planning from the City University of New York in 1974. Throughout his career, Dick’s specialty was restoration architecture. He had an office in Seguin in the middle 1970’s, worked and traveled for a time in the late 1970.