Made the final arragements for the dead, believed in living life to the fullest. Was the founder of two Dade funeral homes, died from a sudden heart attack. Was a tall, heavyset man, who spoke softly and never raised his voice to get his point across. Before he died he went on a diet, walking five to 10 miles a day and dropped more than 100 pounds from his 300 plus frame. He had outside interests-piloting planes and traveling - but mostly he liked to work and attend professional meetings. In 1942, he entered the Army Air Corps. He was appointed to the FLorida Medical Examiner's Commission in 1971 and had served on it since then. He was a founding director of Senior Centers of Dade County and president of the Florida FUneral Directors Association during the 1960s. He was active in the Allapattah Lion's Club and Hialeah-Miami Springs Chamber of Commerce.
Made the final arragements for the dead, believed in living life to the fullest. Was the founder of two Dade funeral homes, died from a sudden heart attack. Was a tall, heavyset man, who spoke softly and never raised his voice to get his point across. Before he died he went on a diet, walking five to 10 miles a day and dropped more than 100 pounds from his 300 plus frame. He had outside interests-piloting planes and traveling - but mostly he liked to work and attend professional meetings. In 1942, he entered the Army Air Corps. He was appointed to the FLorida Medical Examiner's Commission in 1971 and had served on it since then. He was a founding director of Senior Centers of Dade County and president of the Florida FUneral Directors Association during the 1960s. He was active in the Allapattah Lion's Club and Hialeah-Miami Springs Chamber of Commerce.
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