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12 Friday, October 15, 1993 Bishop Ganter dies Oct. sister lives in Hutchinson BEAUMONT, Texas (CNS)- Bishop BernardJ. Ganter, third bishop of the Diocese of Beaumont, died early Oct. 9 after fighting a brain tumor for more than a year. His funeral Mass was scheduled for noon Oct.

15 at St. Anthony Cathedral in Beaumont, with Archbishop Patrick F. Flores of San Antonio as principal celebrant and Cardinal Bernard F. Law of Boston as homilist. Interment was to be beside the cathedral in the Bishop's Garden, next to Bishop Vincent M.

Harris, founding bishop of the Beaumont Diocese. Bishop Ganter, who turned 65 on July 17, underwent surgery for a malignant, tennis-ball-sized brain tumor on Aug. 21, 1992, at Beaumont's St. Elizabeth Hospital. Because the tumor was too large to remove completely, Bishop Ganter underwent a series of 1 radiation and chemotherapy treatments since then.

He was able to resume limited duties and office work despite the incapacitating effects of the therapies. On June 28, 1993, Bishop Ganter underwent a routine magnetic resonance imaging scan which showed the tumor had begun to grow. Because of its deep location, further surgery was not ordered. The bishop spent the last three months at his brother's home near Galveston. Bishop Ganter was named bishop of Beaumont in 1977 after serving four years as the founding bishop of the Diocese of Tulsa.

Born July 17,1928, in Galveston, Bernard James Ganter studied at St. Patrick's parochial school and Kirwin High School there. He attended Texas University and St. Mary's Seminary in La Porte, Texas, before being ordained on May 22, 1952. He is survived by his mother, Marie L.

Bozka Ganter of Galveston; two sisters, Patricia Warren of Merkel, Texas, and Barbara Swann of Hutchinson, a brother, Paul Ganter of Santa Fe, Texas; six nephews; three nieces; four great-nephews and six greatnieces. For one week only Pre- Sale October 18-23 Specic arked books and religious articles off To get ready for a holy season of giving, plan to do some shopping at our book and gift store. A free gift to you: Bookmark and book with every Medjugorje 8643 W. Central (316) Hours: M-F The Caholic Advance Obituaries BOCK Minnie, 96, St. Leo, St.

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11. Survivors include husband John; sons Daniel, Donald and Darrell; daughter Cynthia Leonovicz; brother Sylvester Hotze; sisters Sister Geraldine Hotze, Marcella Mitchell and Mary Hotze. FINLEY Billie 76, Laredo, Texas, Oct. 3. Survivors include sons Joe Finley and Warren O'Bryan; daughters Billie Strickland and Sally Ladousier.

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