John C Roesener, 62, life-long resident of this city, died at Lutheran Hospital last night at the Lutheran Hospital last night at 10:40 o'clock, shortly after suffering a heart attack at his home. Mr Roesener resided at 1111 Stophlet Street, where he was born and lived all his life.
An employe of GE, Mr Roesener was a quarter century club member there and a member of St Luke's Lutheran Church.
Surviving are the widow, Pearl; four daughters, Mrs Helen Reinking, Mrs Dorothy Klaehn and Mrs Alyce Vizithum all of Fort Wayne and Mrs Betty Laird of Germantown, O; two sons, Edward J and Eugene, both of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs Minnie Wurthman of Napoleon, O and Mrs Louise Lindenberg of Fort Wayne; one brother, Fred, who lives in Michigan; and 20 grandchildren. Another brother, Henry, a former city fireman, died last Spring.
The body has been removed to the Klaehn Funeral Home.
09/27/1949 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Page 15
An employe of GE, Mr Roesener was a quarter century club member there and a member of St Luke's Lutheran Church.
Surviving are the widow, Pearl; four daughters, Mrs Helen Reinking, Mrs Dorothy Klaehn and Mrs Alyce Vizithum all of Fort Wayne and Mrs Betty Laird of Germantown, O; two sons, Edward J and Eugene, both of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs Minnie Wurthman of Napoleon, O and Mrs Louise Lindenberg of Fort Wayne; one brother, Fred, who lives in Michigan; and 20 grandchildren. Another brother, Henry, a former city fireman, died last Spring.
The body has been removed to the Klaehn Funeral Home.
09/27/1949 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Page 15
John C Roesener, 62, life-long resident of this city, died at Lutheran Hospital last night at the Lutheran Hospital last night at 10:40 o'clock, shortly after suffering a heart attack at his home. Mr Roesener resided at 1111 Stophlet Street, where he was born and lived all his life.
An employe of GE, Mr Roesener was a quarter century club member there and a member of St Luke's Lutheran Church.
Surviving are the widow, Pearl; four daughters, Mrs Helen Reinking, Mrs Dorothy Klaehn and Mrs Alyce Vizithum all of Fort Wayne and Mrs Betty Laird of Germantown, O; two sons, Edward J and Eugene, both of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs Minnie Wurthman of Napoleon, O and Mrs Louise Lindenberg of Fort Wayne; one brother, Fred, who lives in Michigan; and 20 grandchildren. Another brother, Henry, a former city fireman, died last Spring.
The body has been removed to the Klaehn Funeral Home.
09/27/1949 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Page 15
An employe of GE, Mr Roesener was a quarter century club member there and a member of St Luke's Lutheran Church.
Surviving are the widow, Pearl; four daughters, Mrs Helen Reinking, Mrs Dorothy Klaehn and Mrs Alyce Vizithum all of Fort Wayne and Mrs Betty Laird of Germantown, O; two sons, Edward J and Eugene, both of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs Minnie Wurthman of Napoleon, O and Mrs Louise Lindenberg of Fort Wayne; one brother, Fred, who lives in Michigan; and 20 grandchildren. Another brother, Henry, a former city fireman, died last Spring.
The body has been removed to the Klaehn Funeral Home.
09/27/1949 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Page 15
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