"CASEY -- Timothy J. Casey, 63, whose home was in Clay County near Birmingham, died June 19 at Trinity Lutheran hospital. Mr. Casey was employed in the production department at the Schlitz brewery, and formerly had been employed 16 years at the Muhlbach brewery. He was born in Kansas City. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jennie Casey of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Eula Cook of 4814 North Brighton, Mrs. Marie DeCuer and Mrs. Ilene Becker, both of Liberty, and Mrs. Louise Albers of 4310 Birmingham road, Clay County; two sons, John W. Casey of Parkville and Robert T. Casey of 8004 Main; a brother, Woodrow Casey of 1527 South Ash, Independence; three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Stitz of 4027 Campbell, Mrs. Ella Steel of 3211 East Ninth, and Mrs. Agnes Cunningham of 9612 Linwood; and 18 grandchildren." The Kansas City Times, July 1, 1959
"CASEY -- Timothy J. Casey, 63, whose home was in Clay County near Birmingham, died June 19 at Trinity Lutheran hospital. Mr. Casey was employed in the production department at the Schlitz brewery, and formerly had been employed 16 years at the Muhlbach brewery. He was born in Kansas City. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jennie Casey of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Eula Cook of 4814 North Brighton, Mrs. Marie DeCuer and Mrs. Ilene Becker, both of Liberty, and Mrs. Louise Albers of 4310 Birmingham road, Clay County; two sons, John W. Casey of Parkville and Robert T. Casey of 8004 Main; a brother, Woodrow Casey of 1527 South Ash, Independence; three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Stitz of 4027 Campbell, Mrs. Ella Steel of 3211 East Ninth, and Mrs. Agnes Cunningham of 9612 Linwood; and 18 grandchildren." The Kansas City Times, July 1, 1959
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