Officer Harold H. Prough, of the Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department, was admitted to Bethesda Hospital on 04/04/1962 for heart related problems. He unfortunately expired the following morning at 7:30 AM. He was 51 years of age.
Due to the length of time since his passing any information on his date of commission, assignments, or department awards have been purged from the system file of the Saint Louis Police Department.
Officer Prough was a veteran of World War II.
He left to mourn his passing his wife Margarete Prough of the home located at 4302 Detony Avenue.
His wake took place at the Albert H. Hoppe Funeral Home located at 4700 Washington Avenue.
Burial was held in the East View Cemetery in Union Tennessee on 04/08/1962.
Officer Prough was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Della (nee Conoway) Prough.
Attempts to locate the burials locations of his wife and parents were to no avail.
Due to the length of time since his passing any information on his date of commission, assignments, or department awards have been purged from the system file of the Saint Louis Police Department.
Officer Prough was a veteran of World War II.
He left to mourn his passing his wife Margarete Prough of the home located at 4302 Detony Avenue.
His wake took place at the Albert H. Hoppe Funeral Home located at 4700 Washington Avenue.
Burial was held in the East View Cemetery in Union Tennessee on 04/08/1962.
Officer Prough was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Della (nee Conoway) Prough.
Attempts to locate the burials locations of his wife and parents were to no avail.
Officer Harold H. Prough, of the Saint Louis Metropolitan Police Department, was admitted to Bethesda Hospital on 04/04/1962 for heart related problems. He unfortunately expired the following morning at 7:30 AM. He was 51 years of age.
Due to the length of time since his passing any information on his date of commission, assignments, or department awards have been purged from the system file of the Saint Louis Police Department.
Officer Prough was a veteran of World War II.
He left to mourn his passing his wife Margarete Prough of the home located at 4302 Detony Avenue.
His wake took place at the Albert H. Hoppe Funeral Home located at 4700 Washington Avenue.
Burial was held in the East View Cemetery in Union Tennessee on 04/08/1962.
Officer Prough was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Della (nee Conoway) Prough.
Attempts to locate the burials locations of his wife and parents were to no avail.
Due to the length of time since his passing any information on his date of commission, assignments, or department awards have been purged from the system file of the Saint Louis Police Department.
Officer Prough was a veteran of World War II.
He left to mourn his passing his wife Margarete Prough of the home located at 4302 Detony Avenue.
His wake took place at the Albert H. Hoppe Funeral Home located at 4700 Washington Avenue.
Burial was held in the East View Cemetery in Union Tennessee on 04/08/1962.
Officer Prough was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Della (nee Conoway) Prough.
Attempts to locate the burials locations of his wife and parents were to no avail.
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