Lawrence DeAses was born August 20,1940: died August 2018; 78 years old.
He is survived by his daughter Cheryl DeAses.
Lawrence was a true hero, serving 3 terms in Vietnam in the United States Marine Corp, Special Forces. He fought in many battles in the war, receiving several Military Awards.
He was employed by XEROX Corporation as a engineer for a number of years, after retiring he returned to his hometown of Corpus Christi, where he reatored his Mother's house, moved in, living there until his passing. His remains were placed at the Military Cemetary in Corpus Christi,Texas.
Lawerence loved America and all sports, especially fishing. He was a true friend to his classmates.
So sad to hear of Lawrence passing. We and I grew up together, he lived two houses down from me. I have such fond menories of us playing baseball and football in the street in front of oue houses. I will miss him, he was a great friend.
Jean Ann Clark (-Bird)
Lawrence DeAses was born August 20,1940: died August 2018; 78 years old.
He is survived by his daughter Cheryl DeAses.
Lawrence was a true hero, serving 3 terms in Vietnam in the United States Marine Corp, Special Forces. He fought in many battles in the war, receiving several Military Awards.
He was employed by XEROX Corporation as a engineer for a number of years, after retiring he returned to his hometown of Corpus Christi, where he reatored his Mother's house, moved in, living there until his passing. His remains were placed at the Military Cemetary in Corpus Christi,Texas.
Lawerence loved America and all sports, especially fishing. He was a true friend to his classmates.
Gordon Daugherty
Here's to you, Lawrence! Semper Fi!! You served well and faithfully--Ooo Rah! His tours were 13 months long, 39 months in the RVN.
Daisy Clifton (Hermis)
So sad to hear of Lawrence passing. We and I grew up together, he lived two houses down from me. I have such fond menories of us playing baseball and football in the street in front of oue houses. I will miss him, he was a great friend.
Robert Blackmon
I remember Lawrence fro the by gones. Good guy. bblackmon
Mary Anne Park (-Owens)
Saddened to learn of the death of another classmate. Heartfelt sympathy to the family.