"Funeral Rites Held For Fritz Leimback"
Funeral services for Fritz Leimback, who was accidentally killed by an electric current, at Glenrock, Wyoming, were held at the Christian Church at Joliet Saturday afternoon. The Rev. George S. Sloan of Billings was in charge of the services.
Mrs. William Goff, Mrs. J. O. Bracken and Mrs. Roy Williams sang "No Night There" and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere". Mrs. V. J. Daniels was at the piano. The pallbearers were Bur and Lawrence Hughes, Floyd and Joe Huddleston, William White and Ernest McGeorge. Interment was in Joliet Cemetery.
Mr. Leimback is survived by his widow and two children and also by his parents and several brothers and sisters. He lived at Joliet where his parents still reside to 1925 when he went to Casper where he had been in the employ of the Mountain States Power Company.
"Funeral Rites Held For Fritz Leimback"
Funeral services for Fritz Leimback, who was accidentally killed by an electric current, at Glenrock, Wyoming, were held at the Christian Church at Joliet Saturday afternoon. The Rev. George S. Sloan of Billings was in charge of the services.
Mrs. William Goff, Mrs. J. O. Bracken and Mrs. Roy Williams sang "No Night There" and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere". Mrs. V. J. Daniels was at the piano. The pallbearers were Bur and Lawrence Hughes, Floyd and Joe Huddleston, William White and Ernest McGeorge. Interment was in Joliet Cemetery.
Mr. Leimback is survived by his widow and two children and also by his parents and several brothers and sisters. He lived at Joliet where his parents still reside to 1925 when he went to Casper where he had been in the employ of the Mountain States Power Company.
Family Members
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Gladys Lois Leimback McCracken
1901–2001
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Patrick Ernest Leimback
1903–1982
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Claude Leimbach
1906–1934
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Edward Leimbach
1908–1908
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William A "Jack" Leimback
1910–1983
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Florence Evelyn "Flossie" Leimback Kujala
1915–1999
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Helen Carolyn Leimbach-Kenyon
1917–1938
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Harry Stewart Leimbach
1920–1920
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Clifford Lee Leimbach
1922–2000
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