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WILLIMAN, Carl Desmond. (1948-2003) Born in Apple Valley, California in 1948 to Enid and Gerald Williman. Died on June 14, 2003 in Huntsville, Texas.
When Carl was young the family moved to Lancaster, California. Carl was a football player at Antelope Valley Union High School and was the local expert at restoring cars. After graduation, he moved to Chatsworth and worked at Precision Auto Parts. He married Peggy Stack in 1968 and moved to Cedar Creek, Texas, where he worked for the Bastrop County Water Department for 22 years. Carl is pre-deceased by his wife and parents. He is survived by his daughter Allison and his son Gregory. Visitation at 2 p.m. on Tuesday June 28 at Fisher & Diaz Funeral Home.
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Mortuary Fact
Ancient Egyptians used nitre, a naturally occurring potassium nitrite, to cure the bodies of the dead. Those who could afford it received elaborate embalming, with palm wine and perfume; the poor were injected with a cheap preservative. |
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