In late November he underwent an operation from which he fully recovered. However, in June he began to fail and all that medical aid and loving hands could do was of no avail and he passed away Friday afternoon, July 21 1944, at his home.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and 7 children, 2 sisters Mrs. John Ellenberger of Mondovi, and Frank Van Hoosen of Ventura, Cal., and 4 brothers, Philip of Stanley, Norman and Wilmer of Oxford, N.Y., Lincoln of Ventura, Cal., 14 grandchildren and many relatives and friends. Burial Oak Park cemetery.
From newspaper clipped obituary.
In late November he underwent an operation from which he fully recovered. However, in June he began to fail and all that medical aid and loving hands could do was of no avail and he passed away Friday afternoon, July 21 1944, at his home.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and 7 children, 2 sisters Mrs. John Ellenberger of Mondovi, and Frank Van Hoosen of Ventura, Cal., and 4 brothers, Philip of Stanley, Norman and Wilmer of Oxford, N.Y., Lincoln of Ventura, Cal., 14 grandchildren and many relatives and friends. Burial Oak Park cemetery.
From newspaper clipped obituary.
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