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Don Edward Ambrose, 82 of Jasper passed away Thursday December 3rd in Northwood Retirement Community in Jasper. He was born November 1,1933 in Cleveland, OH. To Edward & Mary (Csvy) Ambrose. Mary was born in Hungary. He married Beverly Peacock on January 23,1955 in Natchez, Mississippi. She preceded him in death on October 28, 1974.

Don AmbroseDon was a former boilermaker & pipefitter. He was a member of St. Martin Of Tours Catholic Church in Siberia. St. Meinrad Legion Post 366 and was a former Masonic Lodge member in Texas. He was a U.S. Navy Aviation Veteran during the Korean War. He traveled extensively during his enlistment period in the Navy to Guam, Sea Of Japan, Hawaii, Saipan, Sicily, Greece, France, Mediterranean, Italy, Spain, Morocco, and Cuba. He received the National Defense Korean Service Medal, United Nations, China Service medal. Don was a caregiver much of his life and believed in charity and helping others. He lived much of his life in Baytown, TX. He enjoyed deep sea fishing, crabbing, and shrimping. He was an avid football fan and enjoyed spending time with his family. Don enjoyed travel and dogs.

Surviving are 1 daughter, Mary Denu and husband Kenneth of Jasper, 1 son Stephen Ambrose of Catoosa, Oklahoma. Step-daughters, Vicki Shefeild, Marsha Rossell, Connie Schaeffer, and Tracy Allen Daw all of Spurger, TX. 19 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. 1 sister, Pat Wilson of Luling, TX. He was preceded in death by 1 brother, Lew Ambrose and 1 sister, Naomi Seagrest.

Funeral services 11:00 AM EDT Monday in St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, Siberia with burial to follow in the church cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 7:00 PM EDT Sunday & 7 to 10:30 AM EDT Monday at Becher Funeral Home, Ferdinand. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Martin Of Tours Catholic Church or Northwood Retirement Community. Online condolences may be made at www.becherfuneralhome.com.