He died in a Vashon nursing home.
Mr. Harford was a farmer in South Dakota most of his life. He moved to Lynnwood in 1956 after retiring. He moved to Vashon in 1967.
Surviving were two sons, Keith, Vashon, and Garold Harford, Seattle; four daughters, Mrs. Malcolm Oleson, Seattle, Mrs. Frank McKenna, Waverly, Ohio, Mrs. Richard Bradley, Port Angeles, and Mrs. Rodman Hanson, Dockton, Vashion Island, and three brothers, Clyde and Edward, both of Seattle, and Hobart Harford, Biggs, Calif.
Mr. Harford was a farmer in South Dakota most of his life. He moved to Lynnwood in 1956 after retiring. He moved to Vashon in 1967.
Surviving were two sons, Keith, Vashon, and Garold Harford, Seattle; four daughters, Mrs. Malcolm Oleson, Seattle, Mrs. Frank McKenna, Waverly, Ohio, Mrs. Richard Bradley, Port Angeles, and Mrs. Rodman Hanson, Dockton, Vashion Island, and three brothers, Clyde and Edward, both of Seattle, and Hobart Harford, Biggs, Calif.
He died in a Vashon nursing home.
Mr. Harford was a farmer in South Dakota most of his life. He moved to Lynnwood in 1956 after retiring. He moved to Vashon in 1967.
Surviving were two sons, Keith, Vashon, and Garold Harford, Seattle; four daughters, Mrs. Malcolm Oleson, Seattle, Mrs. Frank McKenna, Waverly, Ohio, Mrs. Richard Bradley, Port Angeles, and Mrs. Rodman Hanson, Dockton, Vashion Island, and three brothers, Clyde and Edward, both of Seattle, and Hobart Harford, Biggs, Calif.
Mr. Harford was a farmer in South Dakota most of his life. He moved to Lynnwood in 1956 after retiring. He moved to Vashon in 1967.
Surviving were two sons, Keith, Vashon, and Garold Harford, Seattle; four daughters, Mrs. Malcolm Oleson, Seattle, Mrs. Frank McKenna, Waverly, Ohio, Mrs. Richard Bradley, Port Angeles, and Mrs. Rodman Hanson, Dockton, Vashion Island, and three brothers, Clyde and Edward, both of Seattle, and Hobart Harford, Biggs, Calif.
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