Son of Averil Rosker Higginbotham and Anna Mae Keiffer
Husband of Anna Belle Boggess
Charleston Gazette, Monday 10/26/1964
Higginbotham, Otis M.-64, of 1117 Thorn Rd., died Sunday in Thomas Memorial Hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a retired employee of Evans Lumber Co. Surviving are his widow, Annabelle; two sons, Joe and Jerry, both of South Charleston; three sisters, Mrs. Dicie McKemy of Charleston, Mrs. Murle Carte of South Charleston and Mrs. Freda Casto of Ashford; and four grandchildren. Service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Raynes Funeral Home at Buffalo. Burial will be in Tucker Cemetery at Grimm's Landing.
Husband of Anna Belle Boggess
Charleston Gazette, Monday 10/26/1964
Higginbotham, Otis M.-64, of 1117 Thorn Rd., died Sunday in Thomas Memorial Hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a retired employee of Evans Lumber Co. Surviving are his widow, Annabelle; two sons, Joe and Jerry, both of South Charleston; three sisters, Mrs. Dicie McKemy of Charleston, Mrs. Murle Carte of South Charleston and Mrs. Freda Casto of Ashford; and four grandchildren. Service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Raynes Funeral Home at Buffalo. Burial will be in Tucker Cemetery at Grimm's Landing.
Son of Averil Rosker Higginbotham and Anna Mae Keiffer
Husband of Anna Belle Boggess
Charleston Gazette, Monday 10/26/1964
Higginbotham, Otis M.-64, of 1117 Thorn Rd., died Sunday in Thomas Memorial Hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a retired employee of Evans Lumber Co. Surviving are his widow, Annabelle; two sons, Joe and Jerry, both of South Charleston; three sisters, Mrs. Dicie McKemy of Charleston, Mrs. Murle Carte of South Charleston and Mrs. Freda Casto of Ashford; and four grandchildren. Service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Raynes Funeral Home at Buffalo. Burial will be in Tucker Cemetery at Grimm's Landing.
Husband of Anna Belle Boggess
Charleston Gazette, Monday 10/26/1964
Higginbotham, Otis M.-64, of 1117 Thorn Rd., died Sunday in Thomas Memorial Hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He was a retired employee of Evans Lumber Co. Surviving are his widow, Annabelle; two sons, Joe and Jerry, both of South Charleston; three sisters, Mrs. Dicie McKemy of Charleston, Mrs. Murle Carte of South Charleston and Mrs. Freda Casto of Ashford; and four grandchildren. Service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Raynes Funeral Home at Buffalo. Burial will be in Tucker Cemetery at Grimm's Landing.
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