Seaman's Tower
 
 
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Aransas Pass
Seamen's Memorial Tower
 
 
 
In Memory of Fishermen
Who Lost Their Lives at Sea
(As seen in stone above)
 
 Paul Schilder
 Jay Hale
 Jody R Kinney
 Ottis A Hale
Tommy Harris
James Hopkins
James Briley
Pat Robicheaux
Bill Smith
Grover Scott
Pat Fossett
Sonny Simpson
Junior Barker
Leroy Taylor
Skipper Ball
L. T. Thomas
Buddy Benningfield
Goldie Thibeau
Leo Branch
Ed Cole
Walter Dodgen
Sam Cole
Howell Dufrene
Herman B Cubbage
Allen H Dugay
Allen P Davidson
David Flory
Bunny Hampton
Owen Lott
Jimmy G Johnson
Sam Mier Jr.
Arnold Keys
Everett McRay
Tommy Larkin
Shorty Nickles
Alfonso Trevino
Elmer J Page
Tommie Vickery
Louis Perez Sr.
Curtis Young
Frances Carrell
Earl G Perry
Bill A Cady
Charles S Bromley
Kenneth Cabiness
H Hayes
Frank Chambers
James E Huff
Paul Green
Pierre G Townsend
Lance Hall
Ronnie Townsend
David Evens
E Ray Tijerina
Noble Evens
Frank Tijerina
Ivin J Gisclair
Gervacio Alverado
Ray Harris
Donald Ray Adams
William M Long
Andrew J Allen
Dan Youngblood
Eugine C Cutlip
Ray Waltz
Joe R Duncan
Robert Galvan
Jarom A Stewart Jr.
 
 
U. S. Coast Guard
1790
Responding To The Cry Of Distress...
They Went Out But Did Not Come Back
 
 
LT CDR Francis Miller
LT JG Jerald Mack
AD1 Herold Brown
AT2 John Pledger
AM2 Benjamin Gaskins
AT2 John Harrison
 
The Above Men Lost Their Lives When CC 2123 Crashed 21 September 1973 While On a Rescue Mission to Aid a Shrimping Trawler in Distress off Port Aransas Texas
 

Aransas Pass Seamen's Memorial Tower
 Built by the Shrimporee Committee
 
Anno 1970
Olly Otten
President
Shelly Williams
Vice President
Una Kennedy
Treasurer
Randall Snow
Secretary
Directors
Felix Turnbough
C. O. Robert
M. T. Robinson
Oscar Galjour
C. W. Marshall
L. E. Ray
 
 
 
 Aransas Pass Seamen's Memorial Tower
Built May 9, 1970
 
The pink marble slab on which the names appear was donated by Charlie Marshall in 1970.
 
The Buoy with the dent on the left was donated by Richard Hatch III in 1970.
 
The Anchor was brought up in a net by the shrimp boat owned by J. D. Welborn. This anchor was believed to be about 100 years old in 1970 and probably came from one of the federal gunships sunk in the area during the Civil War.

 

 
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