INDERBIETEN-John A., age 46, of 3725 Myrtle Ave. Passed away July 27th. He was the esteemed Loyal Knight of Long Beach Lodge No. 888 B.P.O.E. He was a member of the board of the Salvation Amy and the International Beauty Congress. A representative of the American Trucking Assoc. and a member of the Heart Guild. He is survived by wife Jean; Sons John and Michael; two daughters; mother Mrs. Anna Inderbieten; brother Robert and great-grand uncle, Gustav Reinke. Rosary Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Mass of Requiem Wednesday, 10: a.m. Both at St. Barnabas Church.
Family suggests contributions to the Long Beach Elks Lodge for the purchase of heart apparatus to be used in the city of Long Beach.
(Obit in the Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) Monday, July 29, 1968, page 33, col. 1)
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Another obit on July 30, 1968, with the headline "Final Rites Wednesday for John A. Inderbieten," had the same information plus that he was a "prominent business and fraternal leader who died Saturday at a Long Beach hospital." And he was the "field manager of the Ashury Transportation Co." and "also active in church and Boy Scout activities." "Internment will be in All Souls Cemetery."
Family suggests contributions to the Long Beach Elks Lodge for the purchase of heart apparatus to be used in the city of Long Beach.
(Obit in the Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) Monday, July 29, 1968, page 33, col. 1)
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Another obit on July 30, 1968, with the headline "Final Rites Wednesday for John A. Inderbieten," had the same information plus that he was a "prominent business and fraternal leader who died Saturday at a Long Beach hospital." And he was the "field manager of the Ashury Transportation Co." and "also active in church and Boy Scout activities." "Internment will be in All Souls Cemetery."
INDERBIETEN-John A., age 46, of 3725 Myrtle Ave. Passed away July 27th. He was the esteemed Loyal Knight of Long Beach Lodge No. 888 B.P.O.E. He was a member of the board of the Salvation Amy and the International Beauty Congress. A representative of the American Trucking Assoc. and a member of the Heart Guild. He is survived by wife Jean; Sons John and Michael; two daughters; mother Mrs. Anna Inderbieten; brother Robert and great-grand uncle, Gustav Reinke. Rosary Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Mass of Requiem Wednesday, 10: a.m. Both at St. Barnabas Church.
Family suggests contributions to the Long Beach Elks Lodge for the purchase of heart apparatus to be used in the city of Long Beach.
(Obit in the Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) Monday, July 29, 1968, page 33, col. 1)
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Another obit on July 30, 1968, with the headline "Final Rites Wednesday for John A. Inderbieten," had the same information plus that he was a "prominent business and fraternal leader who died Saturday at a Long Beach hospital." And he was the "field manager of the Ashury Transportation Co." and "also active in church and Boy Scout activities." "Internment will be in All Souls Cemetery."
Family suggests contributions to the Long Beach Elks Lodge for the purchase of heart apparatus to be used in the city of Long Beach.
(Obit in the Press-Telegram (Long Beach, CA) Monday, July 29, 1968, page 33, col. 1)
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Another obit on July 30, 1968, with the headline "Final Rites Wednesday for John A. Inderbieten," had the same information plus that he was a "prominent business and fraternal leader who died Saturday at a Long Beach hospital." And he was the "field manager of the Ashury Transportation Co." and "also active in church and Boy Scout activities." "Internment will be in All Souls Cemetery."
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