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1963 The
Roar
R. L. Turner High School
Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas
Freshman ClassIn the 1963 Roar, Linda Hanson is included on the
Memoriam page as:
Linda Hanson, Classmate and Friend in our high school 1962-1963.
She is listed with the freshman class and would of graduated with the
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OBITUARY
RLT STUDENT DIES IN CAR-TRAIN CRASH
R. L. Turner High School was shocked as it received the sad news that one of its
students had been killed in a car-train collision. Linda Hansen, a pretty
Freshman, was dead on arrival at Parkland Hospital after her mother's station
wagon collided with a northbound, 45 car, Frisco Freight Train at the
intersection of Royal Lane and the Frisco Railway, just four blocks below
Linda's home.
Alvin, age 9 years, who sustained critical injuries, died Thursday. Linda's
remaining brother Charles, and sister Ambra are reported in critical condition.
The 10 month old child was released from Parkland Wednesday afternoon.
Also in the Hansen car was James Cofield who received minor injuries.
The students in expression of their sincere sympathy have collected
approximately $180 to be given to the family.
R. L. Turner Lion's Tale - February 4, 1963
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams |
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OBITUARY SERVICES HELD FOR VICTIMS OF CAR - RR WRECK
Funeral services for 16-year-old Linda Hanson, a blind girl, and her brother,
9-year-old Alvin Hanson were held Monday at 2 pm. at the Farmers Branch Church
of Christ with W. T. Slinda hansonmith, minister, officiating. Burial was in Restland under
direction of Rhoton, Weiland-Merritt Funeral Home.
Linda died shortly after a car-train crash last Wednesday when a 45-car freight
train crashed into a station wagon at a crossing at Royal Lane and Tantor Road
in Northwest Dallas County. Alvin died Thursday.
Others injured in the mishap was 11-year-old Charles Hanson, the mother, Mrs.
Ruby Jewel Hanson, 13-year-old Ambra Hanson, 8-year-old Renee Hanson,
10-month-old Jeretta Hanson, and 11-year-old James T. Cofield Jr.
Mrs Hanson was driving the children to schools in Farmers Branch and Carrollton
from the Hanson home at 1916 Royal Lane. James T. Cofield is the son of
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cofield of 1743 Rhome.
Pallbearers for the girl were Jerry C. Loon, Ray Baker, Joe Babb, Ralph Elkins,
J. H. Bucher, and John R. Anderson. The Carrollton Chronicle - February 7, 1963
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams |
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HANSON
Miss Linda, 1916 Royal Lane. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrous T.
(Buddy) Hanson; brother Herbert Chares Hanson; sisters, Ambra Ann Hanson. Jewell
Renee Hanson, Jeretta DeNiece Hanson, all of Dallas; grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Wortham, Dallas; several uncles, aunts and cousins. Services Monday 2
p.m., Church of Christ, Farmers Branch, W. T. Smith officiating. Interment
Restland. Pallbearers: Jerry C. Lonon. Ray Baker, Joe Babb, Ralph Elkins, J. H.
Bucher, John R. Anderson.
RHOTON-WEILAND-MERRITT - Carrollton CH7-4077The Dallas Morning News
- February 4, 1963
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams |
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Second Victim Dies
In Car-Train Crash
DALLAS (UPI) - Alvin Clint Hanson, 9, died Thursday of injuries suffered
Wednesday in a station wagon-train collision that killed his blind sister and
injured six others, two of them critically.
Linda Hanson, 16, a blind honor student at Carrollton High School, died
Wednesday an hour after the accident.
Ambra Hanson, 13, and Charles Hanson, 11, remained in critical condition at a
Dallas Hospital.The Waco News-Tribune - February 1, 1963
Submitted by Edward Lynn Williams |
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The Dallas Morning News - January 31, 1963, Page 1
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OUR BELOVED DAUGHTER
LINDA D. HANSON
NOV. 14, 1946 - JAN. 30, 1963
[Space 4, Lot 33, Block F. Colonial Section]
Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
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