Daniel Webster, 59, of North Bend, Ore., died there Monday. He was born in Rocky Ridge, Wash., and lived in Tacoma before moving to North Bend.
Mr. Webster was an export lumber inspector and tally man.
Survivors include a wife, Wanda, two sons, Thomas and Thommy, and a daughter, Nancy, all of the home; four brothers, Earl, of Tacoma, Walter, of Graham, Thomas, of Federal Way, and Edward, address unknown; and three sisters, Mrs. Bernt Carlson and Mrs. Charles (Ida) Kronquist, both of Graham, and Mrs. Hazel Buchanan, of Tacoma.
Services will be announced by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in the Tacoma News Tribune, Tuesday, April 30, 1968, p44
Funeral Notice:
WEBSTER—Graveside Services for Daniel Webster were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bethany Lutheran Cemetery. The Rev. John Briehl officiating. Services under the direction of the Dryer Mortuary.
Contributed by Peggy Buchanan
Mr. Webster was an export lumber inspector and tally man.
Survivors include a wife, Wanda, two sons, Thomas and Thommy, and a daughter, Nancy, all of the home; four brothers, Earl, of Tacoma, Walter, of Graham, Thomas, of Federal Way, and Edward, address unknown; and three sisters, Mrs. Bernt Carlson and Mrs. Charles (Ida) Kronquist, both of Graham, and Mrs. Hazel Buchanan, of Tacoma.
Services will be announced by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in the Tacoma News Tribune, Tuesday, April 30, 1968, p44
Funeral Notice:
WEBSTER—Graveside Services for Daniel Webster were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bethany Lutheran Cemetery. The Rev. John Briehl officiating. Services under the direction of the Dryer Mortuary.
Contributed by Peggy Buchanan
Daniel Webster, 59, of North Bend, Ore., died there Monday. He was born in Rocky Ridge, Wash., and lived in Tacoma before moving to North Bend.
Mr. Webster was an export lumber inspector and tally man.
Survivors include a wife, Wanda, two sons, Thomas and Thommy, and a daughter, Nancy, all of the home; four brothers, Earl, of Tacoma, Walter, of Graham, Thomas, of Federal Way, and Edward, address unknown; and three sisters, Mrs. Bernt Carlson and Mrs. Charles (Ida) Kronquist, both of Graham, and Mrs. Hazel Buchanan, of Tacoma.
Services will be announced by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in the Tacoma News Tribune, Tuesday, April 30, 1968, p44
Funeral Notice:
WEBSTER—Graveside Services for Daniel Webster were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bethany Lutheran Cemetery. The Rev. John Briehl officiating. Services under the direction of the Dryer Mortuary.
Contributed by Peggy Buchanan
Mr. Webster was an export lumber inspector and tally man.
Survivors include a wife, Wanda, two sons, Thomas and Thommy, and a daughter, Nancy, all of the home; four brothers, Earl, of Tacoma, Walter, of Graham, Thomas, of Federal Way, and Edward, address unknown; and three sisters, Mrs. Bernt Carlson and Mrs. Charles (Ida) Kronquist, both of Graham, and Mrs. Hazel Buchanan, of Tacoma.
Services will be announced by Dryer Mortuary.
Published in the Tacoma News Tribune, Tuesday, April 30, 1968, p44
Funeral Notice:
WEBSTER—Graveside Services for Daniel Webster were held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Bethany Lutheran Cemetery. The Rev. John Briehl officiating. Services under the direction of the Dryer Mortuary.
Contributed by Peggy Buchanan
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Daniel L. Webster
Washington
World War II
Jan. 24, 1909 Apr. 29, 1968
