W. Temple Webber, a former chairman of Temple Industries Inc., and a former director of Time Inc., died here Tuesday.
He was 79 years old.
The 1983 Forbes magazine list of the 400 richest Americans said the Temple family owned about 13 percent of Time Inc. stock, which it had acquired in 1973 when the magazine publishing concern acquired Temple Industries. The concern had large timber and land holdings in east Texas.
Mr. Webber, who retired in the 1970's, was a philanthropist whose charities included the Temple Memorial Treatment Center and the Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council.
h/o Asa Love Wheeler, m. 16 Aug 1930, Bowie, Texas
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William Temple Webber (1931-2014)
He was 79 years old.
The 1983 Forbes magazine list of the 400 richest Americans said the Temple family owned about 13 percent of Time Inc. stock, which it had acquired in 1973 when the magazine publishing concern acquired Temple Industries. The concern had large timber and land holdings in east Texas.
Mr. Webber, who retired in the 1970's, was a philanthropist whose charities included the Temple Memorial Treatment Center and the Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council.
h/o Asa Love Wheeler, m. 16 Aug 1930, Bowie, Texas
Children
William Temple Webber (1931-2014)
W. Temple Webber, a former chairman of Temple Industries Inc., and a former director of Time Inc., died here Tuesday.
He was 79 years old.
The 1983 Forbes magazine list of the 400 richest Americans said the Temple family owned about 13 percent of Time Inc. stock, which it had acquired in 1973 when the magazine publishing concern acquired Temple Industries. The concern had large timber and land holdings in east Texas.
Mr. Webber, who retired in the 1970's, was a philanthropist whose charities included the Temple Memorial Treatment Center and the Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council.
h/o Asa Love Wheeler, m. 16 Aug 1930, Bowie, Texas
Children
William Temple Webber (1931-2014)
He was 79 years old.
The 1983 Forbes magazine list of the 400 richest Americans said the Temple family owned about 13 percent of Time Inc. stock, which it had acquired in 1973 when the magazine publishing concern acquired Temple Industries. The concern had large timber and land holdings in east Texas.
Mr. Webber, who retired in the 1970's, was a philanthropist whose charities included the Temple Memorial Treatment Center and the Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council.
h/o Asa Love Wheeler, m. 16 Aug 1930, Bowie, Texas
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William Temple Webber (1931-2014)
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