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Opal C Potter Waters

Birth
Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa, USA
Death
2 Jan 1933 (aged 28)
Long Beach, Los Angeles County, California, USA
Burial
Compton, Los Angeles County, California, USA Add to Map
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Bldg. F, Abbey of Flowers, Corridor 2, Crypt 204
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Age: 28 years


Cause of death: Pneumonia


Married: Jack Waters


Residence: 15 years

Long Beach, L.A. Co., CA

20 years in California


Father: Stephen E. Potter

Born: Illinois


Mother: Christina Goede

Born: Missouri


Burial Information:

Angeles Abbey Mausoleum


Death Certificate Informant:

Husband: Jack Waters

607 East Esther Street

Long Beach, California


Source:

California Death Certificates

1933 Long Beach D.C. - #20


MRS. OPAL WATERS


Funeral service for Mrs. Opal Waters, 28, of 607 East Esther Street, who died Monday in a local hospital, will be held today at 1:30 P. M. in the Mottell Chapel, Third Street and Alamitos Avenue.


Although Mrs. Waters was a native of Iowa she had lived most of her life in California. She came to Long Beach sixteen years ago and was a student at Poly High School.


Surviving are the widower, H. E. (Jack) Waters; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Potter, 1775 Lime Avenue; three sisters, Mrs. Donald Lazenby and Mrs. George Crews of Long Beach, and Mrs. Warren L. Ashleigh of Corona; brothers, Lloyd V. and Stanley E. Potter.


["Long Beach Sun, Page A-6, Long Beach, Los Angeles, California, Thu., January 5, 1933."]

Age: 28 years


Cause of death: Pneumonia


Married: Jack Waters


Residence: 15 years

Long Beach, L.A. Co., CA

20 years in California


Father: Stephen E. Potter

Born: Illinois


Mother: Christina Goede

Born: Missouri


Burial Information:

Angeles Abbey Mausoleum


Death Certificate Informant:

Husband: Jack Waters

607 East Esther Street

Long Beach, California


Source:

California Death Certificates

1933 Long Beach D.C. - #20


MRS. OPAL WATERS


Funeral service for Mrs. Opal Waters, 28, of 607 East Esther Street, who died Monday in a local hospital, will be held today at 1:30 P. M. in the Mottell Chapel, Third Street and Alamitos Avenue.


Although Mrs. Waters was a native of Iowa she had lived most of her life in California. She came to Long Beach sixteen years ago and was a student at Poly High School.


Surviving are the widower, H. E. (Jack) Waters; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Potter, 1775 Lime Avenue; three sisters, Mrs. Donald Lazenby and Mrs. George Crews of Long Beach, and Mrs. Warren L. Ashleigh of Corona; brothers, Lloyd V. and Stanley E. Potter.


["Long Beach Sun, Page A-6, Long Beach, Los Angeles, California, Thu., January 5, 1933."]

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