R. P. Bamrick Sr.
BENSON - Requiem Mass will be said Saturday in Centralia, Ill., for Raymond P. Bamrick Sr., 67, who died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Tuscon. Burial will be in Centralia.
Mr. Bamrick, a World War I veteran, was born in Toluca, Ill, and came to Benson from Centralia six years ago. He was a retired construction steamfitter, with 45 year membership in the Steamfitters Union Local No. 597 in Chicago.
He is survived by his wife Agnes of Benson and two sons, Raymond Jr. of Benson, and James J. of Hallsville, Mo., and one granddaughter.
Source: Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona, Thursday, May 26, 1966, Page 69
BENSON - Requiem Mass will be said Saturday in Centralia, Ill., for Raymond P. Bamrick Sr., 67, who died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Tuscon. Burial will be in Centralia.
Mr. Bamrick, a World War I veteran, was born in Toluca, Ill, and came to Benson from Centralia six years ago. He was a retired construction steamfitter, with 45 year membership in the Steamfitters Union Local No. 597 in Chicago.
He is survived by his wife Agnes of Benson and two sons, Raymond Jr. of Benson, and James J. of Hallsville, Mo., and one granddaughter.
Source: Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona, Thursday, May 26, 1966, Page 69
R. P. Bamrick Sr.
BENSON - Requiem Mass will be said Saturday in Centralia, Ill., for Raymond P. Bamrick Sr., 67, who died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Tuscon. Burial will be in Centralia.
Mr. Bamrick, a World War I veteran, was born in Toluca, Ill, and came to Benson from Centralia six years ago. He was a retired construction steamfitter, with 45 year membership in the Steamfitters Union Local No. 597 in Chicago.
He is survived by his wife Agnes of Benson and two sons, Raymond Jr. of Benson, and James J. of Hallsville, Mo., and one granddaughter.
Source: Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona, Thursday, May 26, 1966, Page 69
BENSON - Requiem Mass will be said Saturday in Centralia, Ill., for Raymond P. Bamrick Sr., 67, who died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Tuscon. Burial will be in Centralia.
Mr. Bamrick, a World War I veteran, was born in Toluca, Ill, and came to Benson from Centralia six years ago. He was a retired construction steamfitter, with 45 year membership in the Steamfitters Union Local No. 597 in Chicago.
He is survived by his wife Agnes of Benson and two sons, Raymond Jr. of Benson, and James J. of Hallsville, Mo., and one granddaughter.
Source: Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona, Thursday, May 26, 1966, Page 69
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