Obituary For C. A. Feerer
C.A. (Kirt) Feerer, 56, passed away in the Trigg Memorial Hospital, Monday, at 6:06 pm from an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Feerer has been a resident of the Logan Community for the last 45 years moving to Logan with his family from Fay, OK. He was involved in the farming and ranching industry in the Logan area.
Mr. Feerer was a veteran of World War II serving with the U.S. Army and a member of the First Baptist Church of Logan.
Surviving is his wife, Louise Feerer of Logan, three sons: Jimmy Don Feerer of Raton, Gary Feerer and Curtis Feerer both of Albuquerque.
C.A. (Kirt) Feerer, 56, passed away in the Trigg Memorial Hospital, Monday, at 6:06 pm from an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Feerer has been a resident of the Logan Community for the last 45 years moving to Logan with his family from Fay, OK. He was involved in the farming and ranching industry in the Logan area.
Mr. Feerer was a veteran of World War II serving with the U.S. Army and a member of the First Baptist Church of Logan.
Surviving is his wife, Louise Feerer of Logan, three sons: Jimmy Don Feerer of Raton, Gary Feerer and Curtis Feerer both of Albuquerque.
Obituary For C. A. Feerer
C.A. (Kirt) Feerer, 56, passed away in the Trigg Memorial Hospital, Monday, at 6:06 pm from an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Feerer has been a resident of the Logan Community for the last 45 years moving to Logan with his family from Fay, OK. He was involved in the farming and ranching industry in the Logan area.
Mr. Feerer was a veteran of World War II serving with the U.S. Army and a member of the First Baptist Church of Logan.
Surviving is his wife, Louise Feerer of Logan, three sons: Jimmy Don Feerer of Raton, Gary Feerer and Curtis Feerer both of Albuquerque.
C.A. (Kirt) Feerer, 56, passed away in the Trigg Memorial Hospital, Monday, at 6:06 pm from an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Feerer has been a resident of the Logan Community for the last 45 years moving to Logan with his family from Fay, OK. He was involved in the farming and ranching industry in the Logan area.
Mr. Feerer was a veteran of World War II serving with the U.S. Army and a member of the First Baptist Church of Logan.
Surviving is his wife, Louise Feerer of Logan, three sons: Jimmy Don Feerer of Raton, Gary Feerer and Curtis Feerer both of Albuquerque.
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