"Alfred Denah Gabbert, 72, of route No. 1, Liberty, Mo., died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Eva B. Littlejohn, route 2, Liberty. He had been a resident of Clay County fifty-eight years. For several years he operated a service station on highway No. 71 bypass, near Nashua, in addition to farming. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Malissa Frances Gabbert of the home; two sons, Jesse C. Gabbert and C. Thomas Gabbert, both of route No. 2, Liberty; another daughter, Mrs. Georgia McKay of North Kansas City; a brother, E. S. Gabbert of Olympia, Wash.; and three sisters, Mrs. America Chappel and Mrs. Dosha Wisler of Troy, Kas., and Mrs. Laura Gabbert of North Kansas City." The Kansas City Times, January 1, 1945
"Alfred Denah Gabbert, 72, of route No. 1, Liberty, Mo., died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Eva B. Littlejohn, route 2, Liberty. He had been a resident of Clay County fifty-eight years. For several years he operated a service station on highway No. 71 bypass, near Nashua, in addition to farming. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Malissa Frances Gabbert of the home; two sons, Jesse C. Gabbert and C. Thomas Gabbert, both of route No. 2, Liberty; another daughter, Mrs. Georgia McKay of North Kansas City; a brother, E. S. Gabbert of Olympia, Wash.; and three sisters, Mrs. America Chappel and Mrs. Dosha Wisler of Troy, Kas., and Mrs. Laura Gabbert of North Kansas City." The Kansas City Times, January 1, 1945
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