Earnest Hutchinson Dye was the son of Hervey Elbridge Dye and Sarah J. Hutchinson. He married Pearl(Roberts) Moore and they had the following children: Viola Dye, Kenneth Dye who died as an infant, Robert Dye, Roland Edward Dye who died at age 13, Raleigh Ernest Dye and Glenn Dye.
TULARE ADVANCE REGISTER, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965, page 2
Obituaries: Ex-Plumber E. H. Dye dies
Ernest H. Dye, 88, who took part in the reconstruction of San Francisco following the disastrous earthquake, died Sunday at a Long Beach convalescent hospital. Dye was a native of Goshen. He was working as a plumber in San Francisco and Oakland when the quake struck after graduating from Liberty school and Tulare High School. He moved to the family farm in 1915 and as a plumber worked on the Tulare Theater building and on reconstruction projects following two major fires in Tulare. Dye moved to Huntington Beach in 1938, as a dairy rancher. He remained there until retiring in 1962. He was a native of Goshen and was a member of the Long Beach Church of God and was a former member of the Tulare Co. Farm Bureau.
Survivors include his widow, Pearl; three sons, Bob Dye, Tulare, Raliegh Dye, Los Angeles, and Glenn Dye, Long Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Viola) Knob, Santa Cruz and 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Gable Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Albert Kempin, Long Beach Church of God, officiating. Burial will be in Tulare Cemetery.
TULARE ADVANCE REGISTER, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965, page 2
Obituaries: Ex-Plumber E. H. Dye dies
Ernest H. Dye, 88, who took part in the reconstruction of San Francisco following the disastrous earthquake, died Sunday at a Long Beach convalescent hospital. Dye was a native of Goshen. He was working as a plumber in San Francisco and Oakland when the quake struck after graduating from Liberty school and Tulare High School. He moved to the family farm in 1915 and as a plumber worked on the Tulare Theater building and on reconstruction projects following two major fires in Tulare. Dye moved to Huntington Beach in 1938, as a dairy rancher. He remained there until retiring in 1962. He was a native of Goshen and was a member of the Long Beach Church of God and was a former member of the Tulare Co. Farm Bureau.
Survivors include his widow, Pearl; three sons, Bob Dye, Tulare, Raliegh Dye, Los Angeles, and Glenn Dye, Long Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Viola) Knob, Santa Cruz and 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Gable Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Albert Kempin, Long Beach Church of God, officiating. Burial will be in Tulare Cemetery.
Earnest Hutchinson Dye was the son of Hervey Elbridge Dye and Sarah J. Hutchinson. He married Pearl(Roberts) Moore and they had the following children: Viola Dye, Kenneth Dye who died as an infant, Robert Dye, Roland Edward Dye who died at age 13, Raleigh Ernest Dye and Glenn Dye.
TULARE ADVANCE REGISTER, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965, page 2
Obituaries: Ex-Plumber E. H. Dye dies
Ernest H. Dye, 88, who took part in the reconstruction of San Francisco following the disastrous earthquake, died Sunday at a Long Beach convalescent hospital. Dye was a native of Goshen. He was working as a plumber in San Francisco and Oakland when the quake struck after graduating from Liberty school and Tulare High School. He moved to the family farm in 1915 and as a plumber worked on the Tulare Theater building and on reconstruction projects following two major fires in Tulare. Dye moved to Huntington Beach in 1938, as a dairy rancher. He remained there until retiring in 1962. He was a native of Goshen and was a member of the Long Beach Church of God and was a former member of the Tulare Co. Farm Bureau.
Survivors include his widow, Pearl; three sons, Bob Dye, Tulare, Raliegh Dye, Los Angeles, and Glenn Dye, Long Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Viola) Knob, Santa Cruz and 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Gable Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Albert Kempin, Long Beach Church of God, officiating. Burial will be in Tulare Cemetery.
TULARE ADVANCE REGISTER, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965, page 2
Obituaries: Ex-Plumber E. H. Dye dies
Ernest H. Dye, 88, who took part in the reconstruction of San Francisco following the disastrous earthquake, died Sunday at a Long Beach convalescent hospital. Dye was a native of Goshen. He was working as a plumber in San Francisco and Oakland when the quake struck after graduating from Liberty school and Tulare High School. He moved to the family farm in 1915 and as a plumber worked on the Tulare Theater building and on reconstruction projects following two major fires in Tulare. Dye moved to Huntington Beach in 1938, as a dairy rancher. He remained there until retiring in 1962. He was a native of Goshen and was a member of the Long Beach Church of God and was a former member of the Tulare Co. Farm Bureau.
Survivors include his widow, Pearl; three sons, Bob Dye, Tulare, Raliegh Dye, Los Angeles, and Glenn Dye, Long Beach; a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Viola) Knob, Santa Cruz and 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Gable Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Albert Kempin, Long Beach Church of God, officiating. Burial will be in Tulare Cemetery.
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