Son of Charles H & Susan A(Mull)Bushman
Husband of Nora Lucretia Imel
Parents of Elwood James Bushman.
AARON BUSHMAN - Funeral services for Aaron Bushman were held Friday [08/08/1947] at 1:30 p.m. at his late home near Coleta and 2 p.m. (CST) at the Evangelical United Brethren church at Coleta. The Rev. J. A. Smith officiated. Mrs. Wayne Shank sang two selections, "Asleep in Jesus" and "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Miss Avis Smith was the pianist. The many floral tributes were cared for by Mrs. Wilbert Nicholson, Mrs. Martin Frankfother, Mrs. Chester Linton and Mrs. Marvin Carbaugh. Casket bearers were C. W. Deets, Wilbert Nicholson, Arthur Milroy, Ralph Heide, Fred Overholser and Clarence Heide. Interment was at the Riverside cemetery in Sterling.
Contributed by Larry Reynolds from the Sterling Daily Gazette, August 13, 1947,
Milledgeville- Aaron Bushman about 64, died suddenly Wednesday[6 Aug 1947]morning while pitching out bundles on the farm of a neighbor,
Leo Harrington.
Bushman, it is reported, complained of feeling dizzy about 11am. He sat down to rest, then slumped to the ground. Unable to revive him, fellow workers telephoned the family physician but learned he was at Sterling public hospital performing an operation, They rushed Bushman to the Hospital where he was pronounced dead upon arrival about 11:30a.m. A brother said he believed
death was due to a heat stroke, since Mr. Bushman had never been known to have any heart ailment.
Mr. Bushman was born in Whiteside county and had farmed his entire life in Whiteside and Carroll counties.
Surviving, in addition to his Widow, are a son, Elwood, Sterling, and three brothers Lloyd,Milledgeville,William,Dixon, and Cyrus,Coleta.
Services are being arranged at the Shirk funeral home.
Husband of Nora Lucretia Imel
Parents of Elwood James Bushman.
AARON BUSHMAN - Funeral services for Aaron Bushman were held Friday [08/08/1947] at 1:30 p.m. at his late home near Coleta and 2 p.m. (CST) at the Evangelical United Brethren church at Coleta. The Rev. J. A. Smith officiated. Mrs. Wayne Shank sang two selections, "Asleep in Jesus" and "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Miss Avis Smith was the pianist. The many floral tributes were cared for by Mrs. Wilbert Nicholson, Mrs. Martin Frankfother, Mrs. Chester Linton and Mrs. Marvin Carbaugh. Casket bearers were C. W. Deets, Wilbert Nicholson, Arthur Milroy, Ralph Heide, Fred Overholser and Clarence Heide. Interment was at the Riverside cemetery in Sterling.
Contributed by Larry Reynolds from the Sterling Daily Gazette, August 13, 1947,
Milledgeville- Aaron Bushman about 64, died suddenly Wednesday[6 Aug 1947]morning while pitching out bundles on the farm of a neighbor,
Leo Harrington.
Bushman, it is reported, complained of feeling dizzy about 11am. He sat down to rest, then slumped to the ground. Unable to revive him, fellow workers telephoned the family physician but learned he was at Sterling public hospital performing an operation, They rushed Bushman to the Hospital where he was pronounced dead upon arrival about 11:30a.m. A brother said he believed
death was due to a heat stroke, since Mr. Bushman had never been known to have any heart ailment.
Mr. Bushman was born in Whiteside county and had farmed his entire life in Whiteside and Carroll counties.
Surviving, in addition to his Widow, are a son, Elwood, Sterling, and three brothers Lloyd,Milledgeville,William,Dixon, and Cyrus,Coleta.
Services are being arranged at the Shirk funeral home.
Son of Charles H & Susan A(Mull)Bushman
Husband of Nora Lucretia Imel
Parents of Elwood James Bushman.
AARON BUSHMAN - Funeral services for Aaron Bushman were held Friday [08/08/1947] at 1:30 p.m. at his late home near Coleta and 2 p.m. (CST) at the Evangelical United Brethren church at Coleta. The Rev. J. A. Smith officiated. Mrs. Wayne Shank sang two selections, "Asleep in Jesus" and "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Miss Avis Smith was the pianist. The many floral tributes were cared for by Mrs. Wilbert Nicholson, Mrs. Martin Frankfother, Mrs. Chester Linton and Mrs. Marvin Carbaugh. Casket bearers were C. W. Deets, Wilbert Nicholson, Arthur Milroy, Ralph Heide, Fred Overholser and Clarence Heide. Interment was at the Riverside cemetery in Sterling.
Contributed by Larry Reynolds from the Sterling Daily Gazette, August 13, 1947,
Milledgeville- Aaron Bushman about 64, died suddenly Wednesday[6 Aug 1947]morning while pitching out bundles on the farm of a neighbor,
Leo Harrington.
Bushman, it is reported, complained of feeling dizzy about 11am. He sat down to rest, then slumped to the ground. Unable to revive him, fellow workers telephoned the family physician but learned he was at Sterling public hospital performing an operation, They rushed Bushman to the Hospital where he was pronounced dead upon arrival about 11:30a.m. A brother said he believed
death was due to a heat stroke, since Mr. Bushman had never been known to have any heart ailment.
Mr. Bushman was born in Whiteside county and had farmed his entire life in Whiteside and Carroll counties.
Surviving, in addition to his Widow, are a son, Elwood, Sterling, and three brothers Lloyd,Milledgeville,William,Dixon, and Cyrus,Coleta.
Services are being arranged at the Shirk funeral home.
Husband of Nora Lucretia Imel
Parents of Elwood James Bushman.
AARON BUSHMAN - Funeral services for Aaron Bushman were held Friday [08/08/1947] at 1:30 p.m. at his late home near Coleta and 2 p.m. (CST) at the Evangelical United Brethren church at Coleta. The Rev. J. A. Smith officiated. Mrs. Wayne Shank sang two selections, "Asleep in Jesus" and "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Miss Avis Smith was the pianist. The many floral tributes were cared for by Mrs. Wilbert Nicholson, Mrs. Martin Frankfother, Mrs. Chester Linton and Mrs. Marvin Carbaugh. Casket bearers were C. W. Deets, Wilbert Nicholson, Arthur Milroy, Ralph Heide, Fred Overholser and Clarence Heide. Interment was at the Riverside cemetery in Sterling.
Contributed by Larry Reynolds from the Sterling Daily Gazette, August 13, 1947,
Milledgeville- Aaron Bushman about 64, died suddenly Wednesday[6 Aug 1947]morning while pitching out bundles on the farm of a neighbor,
Leo Harrington.
Bushman, it is reported, complained of feeling dizzy about 11am. He sat down to rest, then slumped to the ground. Unable to revive him, fellow workers telephoned the family physician but learned he was at Sterling public hospital performing an operation, They rushed Bushman to the Hospital where he was pronounced dead upon arrival about 11:30a.m. A brother said he believed
death was due to a heat stroke, since Mr. Bushman had never been known to have any heart ailment.
Mr. Bushman was born in Whiteside county and had farmed his entire life in Whiteside and Carroll counties.
Surviving, in addition to his Widow, are a son, Elwood, Sterling, and three brothers Lloyd,Milledgeville,William,Dixon, and Cyrus,Coleta.
Services are being arranged at the Shirk funeral home.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
