Seattle Times June 30, 1967
Funeral services for Guy W. Adkisson, 74, will be tomorrow with burial in Forest Lawn. Mr. Adkisson died Wednesday in a hospital. Born in Sidney, Iowa, he came here in 1942 from Selleck, where he had lived since 1935. Mr. Adkisson was a driver for the Disposal Co. for ten years and later worked for Washington State Ferries. He retired in 1962. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Ada Curtin, Mrs. Erma Barrett and Mrs. julene Carson, all of Seattle, Mrs. Shirley Backman, Renton, Mrs. neva Elmer, Othello, Adams County, and Karel Adkisson, Tacoma; four sons, Kenneth and Ronald, both of Seattle, Harold Tracyton, Kitsap County and Keith Adkisson, Vancouver, Wash; a brother, Roy Adkisson, Bedford, Iowa and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Pender, Neb.
Funeral services for Guy W. Adkisson, 74, will be tomorrow with burial in Forest Lawn. Mr. Adkisson died Wednesday in a hospital. Born in Sidney, Iowa, he came here in 1942 from Selleck, where he had lived since 1935. Mr. Adkisson was a driver for the Disposal Co. for ten years and later worked for Washington State Ferries. He retired in 1962. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Ada Curtin, Mrs. Erma Barrett and Mrs. julene Carson, all of Seattle, Mrs. Shirley Backman, Renton, Mrs. neva Elmer, Othello, Adams County, and Karel Adkisson, Tacoma; four sons, Kenneth and Ronald, both of Seattle, Harold Tracyton, Kitsap County and Keith Adkisson, Vancouver, Wash; a brother, Roy Adkisson, Bedford, Iowa and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Pender, Neb.
Seattle Times June 30, 1967
Funeral services for Guy W. Adkisson, 74, will be tomorrow with burial in Forest Lawn. Mr. Adkisson died Wednesday in a hospital. Born in Sidney, Iowa, he came here in 1942 from Selleck, where he had lived since 1935. Mr. Adkisson was a driver for the Disposal Co. for ten years and later worked for Washington State Ferries. He retired in 1962. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Ada Curtin, Mrs. Erma Barrett and Mrs. julene Carson, all of Seattle, Mrs. Shirley Backman, Renton, Mrs. neva Elmer, Othello, Adams County, and Karel Adkisson, Tacoma; four sons, Kenneth and Ronald, both of Seattle, Harold Tracyton, Kitsap County and Keith Adkisson, Vancouver, Wash; a brother, Roy Adkisson, Bedford, Iowa and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Pender, Neb.
Funeral services for Guy W. Adkisson, 74, will be tomorrow with burial in Forest Lawn. Mr. Adkisson died Wednesday in a hospital. Born in Sidney, Iowa, he came here in 1942 from Selleck, where he had lived since 1935. Mr. Adkisson was a driver for the Disposal Co. for ten years and later worked for Washington State Ferries. He retired in 1962. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Ada Curtin, Mrs. Erma Barrett and Mrs. julene Carson, all of Seattle, Mrs. Shirley Backman, Renton, Mrs. neva Elmer, Othello, Adams County, and Karel Adkisson, Tacoma; four sons, Kenneth and Ronald, both of Seattle, Harold Tracyton, Kitsap County and Keith Adkisson, Vancouver, Wash; a brother, Roy Adkisson, Bedford, Iowa and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Pender, Neb.
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