Seattle Times July 1, 1967
Funeral services for Mrs. James E. (Alice E.) Bolin, 56, will be Monday with burial in Forest Lawn. Mrs. Bolin died suddenly at her home yesterday. Born in Seattle, she attended Franklin High School and Edison Technical School. She was a millinery designer and had worked for Frederick & Nelson. She had also worked for three years with Best Apparel. Survivors are her husband, James E.,; a son, James E. Barry; a daughter, Mrs. Carole Miller; her mother, Mrs. Mae Smith; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Wicks, and a brother, Eugene J. Smith, all of Seattle.
Funeral services for Mrs. James E. (Alice E.) Bolin, 56, will be Monday with burial in Forest Lawn. Mrs. Bolin died suddenly at her home yesterday. Born in Seattle, she attended Franklin High School and Edison Technical School. She was a millinery designer and had worked for Frederick & Nelson. She had also worked for three years with Best Apparel. Survivors are her husband, James E.,; a son, James E. Barry; a daughter, Mrs. Carole Miller; her mother, Mrs. Mae Smith; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Wicks, and a brother, Eugene J. Smith, all of Seattle.
Seattle Times July 1, 1967
Funeral services for Mrs. James E. (Alice E.) Bolin, 56, will be Monday with burial in Forest Lawn. Mrs. Bolin died suddenly at her home yesterday. Born in Seattle, she attended Franklin High School and Edison Technical School. She was a millinery designer and had worked for Frederick & Nelson. She had also worked for three years with Best Apparel. Survivors are her husband, James E.,; a son, James E. Barry; a daughter, Mrs. Carole Miller; her mother, Mrs. Mae Smith; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Wicks, and a brother, Eugene J. Smith, all of Seattle.
Funeral services for Mrs. James E. (Alice E.) Bolin, 56, will be Monday with burial in Forest Lawn. Mrs. Bolin died suddenly at her home yesterday. Born in Seattle, she attended Franklin High School and Edison Technical School. She was a millinery designer and had worked for Frederick & Nelson. She had also worked for three years with Best Apparel. Survivors are her husband, James E.,; a son, James E. Barry; a daughter, Mrs. Carole Miller; her mother, Mrs. Mae Smith; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Wicks, and a brother, Eugene J. Smith, all of Seattle.
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