Funeral services were held April 3 for George H. Fogleman at Bowers Funeral Home in Teague. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery in Teague.

Mary Nell Partin officiated.

Mr. Fogleman, 85, passed away on March 29 at St. Luke’s Hospital in The Woodlands.

He was born and raised in Teague and graduated from Teague High School. After graduating he entered into military service with the U.S. Navy.

Mr. Fogleman worked for Southwestern Bell for more than 30 years and was a member of Southwestern Bell’s Pioneer Club.

He loved to hunt, play golf, attend horse races and play casino games. He also enjoyed music and taught himself to play several instruments, but the harmonica was his favorite.

He attended First United Methodist Church in Teague where he was a member of the Methodist Men’s Club.

Mr. Fogleman is survived by two sons, James Ronald Fogleman and wife Sara of Baytown and Charles D. Fogleman and wife Melinda of Magnolia;

Granddaughters, Patricia A. Remmers and husband Clyde of Pasadena and Nicole Fogleman of Humble;

Grandsons, Jonathan Fogleman and wife Ashley of Kingwood and Michael A. Fogleman of Houston;

Great grandchildren, Austin T. Richey, Andrew S. Remmers, Kaden L. Fogleman-Diaz and Jackson R. Fogleman;

Sisters, Larie Riley of Reno, Nevada and Ernestine John of Rochester, New York and other relatives and friends.

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