Robert Everette Devoye Farnsworth died in Las Vegas, NV on May 16, 1988 at a local hospital. He was born on November 11, 1919 in Claremont, NH; the son of Ira Howard and Myra Martha (Devoyd) Farnsworth.
He was an eight year resident of Las Vegas. He was a professional dancer and was the former manager of Liberace Tivoli Gardens Restaurant.
He was a member of the Solo Ballet Theatre, a premier dancer at Radio City Music Hall in New York, NY, and part of the Bob Devoye Trio of Dancers.
He was a member of the American Federation of Television and Radio Arts, American Guild of Variety Artists, Actors Equity Association, American Guild of Music Artists, Animal Rescue Foundation of Las Vegas, and Nevada Animal Society.
There are no immediate family survivors.
Burial will be private.
Source; Las Vegas Review-Journal, May 18, 1988
It should be noted that he was survived by two sisters and two brothers. He appears on the 1920 census with his father and siblings but is not on the 1930 census with his father, stepmother, and siblings. Since his mother died from complications during his birth, it is possible he went to live with his maternal grandparents and had no further contact with his father or siblings.
He was an eight year resident of Las Vegas. He was a professional dancer and was the former manager of Liberace Tivoli Gardens Restaurant.
He was a member of the Solo Ballet Theatre, a premier dancer at Radio City Music Hall in New York, NY, and part of the Bob Devoye Trio of Dancers.
He was a member of the American Federation of Television and Radio Arts, American Guild of Variety Artists, Actors Equity Association, American Guild of Music Artists, Animal Rescue Foundation of Las Vegas, and Nevada Animal Society.
There are no immediate family survivors.
Burial will be private.
Source; Las Vegas Review-Journal, May 18, 1988
It should be noted that he was survived by two sisters and two brothers. He appears on the 1920 census with his father and siblings but is not on the 1930 census with his father, stepmother, and siblings. Since his mother died from complications during his birth, it is possible he went to live with his maternal grandparents and had no further contact with his father or siblings.
Robert Everette Devoye Farnsworth died in Las Vegas, NV on May 16, 1988 at a local hospital. He was born on November 11, 1919 in Claremont, NH; the son of Ira Howard and Myra Martha (Devoyd) Farnsworth.
He was an eight year resident of Las Vegas. He was a professional dancer and was the former manager of Liberace Tivoli Gardens Restaurant.
He was a member of the Solo Ballet Theatre, a premier dancer at Radio City Music Hall in New York, NY, and part of the Bob Devoye Trio of Dancers.
He was a member of the American Federation of Television and Radio Arts, American Guild of Variety Artists, Actors Equity Association, American Guild of Music Artists, Animal Rescue Foundation of Las Vegas, and Nevada Animal Society.
There are no immediate family survivors.
Burial will be private.
Source; Las Vegas Review-Journal, May 18, 1988
It should be noted that he was survived by two sisters and two brothers. He appears on the 1920 census with his father and siblings but is not on the 1930 census with his father, stepmother, and siblings. Since his mother died from complications during his birth, it is possible he went to live with his maternal grandparents and had no further contact with his father or siblings.
He was an eight year resident of Las Vegas. He was a professional dancer and was the former manager of Liberace Tivoli Gardens Restaurant.
He was a member of the Solo Ballet Theatre, a premier dancer at Radio City Music Hall in New York, NY, and part of the Bob Devoye Trio of Dancers.
He was a member of the American Federation of Television and Radio Arts, American Guild of Variety Artists, Actors Equity Association, American Guild of Music Artists, Animal Rescue Foundation of Las Vegas, and Nevada Animal Society.
There are no immediate family survivors.
Burial will be private.
Source; Las Vegas Review-Journal, May 18, 1988
It should be noted that he was survived by two sisters and two brothers. He appears on the 1920 census with his father and siblings but is not on the 1930 census with his father, stepmother, and siblings. Since his mother died from complications during his birth, it is possible he went to live with his maternal grandparents and had no further contact with his father or siblings.
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