Henry was a painter at the Union Iron Works for 55 years before his retirement. He was born in Decatur May 21, 1873, the son of Samuel and Mary Keeler. He married Flora Kitchen in Decatur.
Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, Jack and Robert Keeler, both of Decatur; six sisters, Mrs. W.C. Hostetler, Mrs. Will Brown, Miss Gertrude Keeler, all of Decatur, Mrs. Dessie Hunter of Chicago, Mrs. Alice Arthurholt and Mrs. Mary Gormley, both of Downey, Calif.
Herald July 19, 1949
Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, Jack and Robert Keeler, both of Decatur; six sisters, Mrs. W.C. Hostetler, Mrs. Will Brown, Miss Gertrude Keeler, all of Decatur, Mrs. Dessie Hunter of Chicago, Mrs. Alice Arthurholt and Mrs. Mary Gormley, both of Downey, Calif.
Herald July 19, 1949
Henry was a painter at the Union Iron Works for 55 years before his retirement. He was born in Decatur May 21, 1873, the son of Samuel and Mary Keeler. He married Flora Kitchen in Decatur.
Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, Jack and Robert Keeler, both of Decatur; six sisters, Mrs. W.C. Hostetler, Mrs. Will Brown, Miss Gertrude Keeler, all of Decatur, Mrs. Dessie Hunter of Chicago, Mrs. Alice Arthurholt and Mrs. Mary Gormley, both of Downey, Calif.
Herald July 19, 1949
Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, Jack and Robert Keeler, both of Decatur; six sisters, Mrs. W.C. Hostetler, Mrs. Will Brown, Miss Gertrude Keeler, all of Decatur, Mrs. Dessie Hunter of Chicago, Mrs. Alice Arthurholt and Mrs. Mary Gormley, both of Downey, Calif.
Herald July 19, 1949
