You will be missed Mr. Harry Hughes.
I knew Mr. Hughes my entire life. When I would come home on leave from the Army we would sit and talk for hours. I enjoyed listening to him talk about his days in the service and how things was back in the Old days.
RIP Bro Hughes.
If you can send a knee mail up for Mr. Hughes family
Harry was born September 16, 1917, in Galveston, Texas. He attended Ball High School and then served his country in the Pacific as a member of the U S Army during World War II. Harry married his wife of 60 years, Vera Cecilia Hughes, on November 16, 1946, and spent his life working as a grocery store owner, farmer, and rancher, selling many a watermelon and cantaloupe on the side of the highway. Harry was an active member of his community, serving as a school board member for the Port Bolivar School; an original board member of the Port Bolivar Water District; a board member for Galveston College; and a volunteer firefighter with the Port Bolivar Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance Service. He was also a member of the Galveston Farm and Ranch Club, the Galveston Harmony Masonic Lodge #6 AF & AM; and the First Methodist Church of Port Bolivar.
I knew Mr. Hughes my entire life. When I would come home on leave from the Army we would sit and talk for hours. I enjoyed listening to him talk about his days in the service and how things was back in the Old days.
RIP Bro Hughes.
If you can send a knee mail up for Mr. Hughes family
Harry was born September 16, 1917, in Galveston, Texas. He attended Ball High School and then served his country in the Pacific as a member of the U S Army during World War II. Harry married his wife of 60 years, Vera Cecilia Hughes, on November 16, 1946, and spent his life working as a grocery store owner, farmer, and rancher, selling many a watermelon and cantaloupe on the side of the highway. Harry was an active member of his community, serving as a school board member for the Port Bolivar School; an original board member of the Port Bolivar Water District; a board member for Galveston College; and a volunteer firefighter with the Port Bolivar Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance Service. He was also a member of the Galveston Farm and Ranch Club, the Galveston Harmony Masonic Lodge #6 AF & AM; and the First Methodist Church of Port Bolivar.
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