Death Certificate
Mason C. Hickey
Father: George Hickey, Wisconsin
Mother: Grace Jansen, Wisconsin
Wife: Nita Hickey
Trucking (Construction)
Lived in Stockton
burial 7/22/57 Cherokee Memorial Park
Mason C. Hickey, 62, a trucker, of 2451 John, died in San Joaquin General Hospital yesterday afternoon apparently from injuries suffered when a heavy crate fell on him at McClellan Air Force Base Jan. 25. The family told coroner's deputies that he was contract hauling surplus auto and truck parts for a Stockton wrecking firm and was helping load his truck at the air field when the accident occurred.
A large crate, weighing about 600 pounds, gave way and fell on Hickey fracturing several bones and causing a severe concussion. He was treated at Sutter Hospital in Sacramento and transferred to the General Hospital Feb. 9.
A resident of Stockton 30 years, he is survived by his wife, Nita; four daughters, Barbara Clarke, Phyllis Clayton, Claudia Vallerga, and Margaret Basalto, and for grandchildren, David and Lois Clarke and Susan and Sharon Vallerga, all of Stockton.
Hickey was a member of the Teamsters Union and a past member of the San Joaquin Valley Rangers.
Burial in Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jul 19, 1957
Mason C. Hickey
Father: George Hickey, Wisconsin
Mother: Grace Jansen, Wisconsin
Wife: Nita Hickey
Trucking (Construction)
Lived in Stockton
burial 7/22/57 Cherokee Memorial Park
Mason C. Hickey, 62, a trucker, of 2451 John, died in San Joaquin General Hospital yesterday afternoon apparently from injuries suffered when a heavy crate fell on him at McClellan Air Force Base Jan. 25. The family told coroner's deputies that he was contract hauling surplus auto and truck parts for a Stockton wrecking firm and was helping load his truck at the air field when the accident occurred.
A large crate, weighing about 600 pounds, gave way and fell on Hickey fracturing several bones and causing a severe concussion. He was treated at Sutter Hospital in Sacramento and transferred to the General Hospital Feb. 9.
A resident of Stockton 30 years, he is survived by his wife, Nita; four daughters, Barbara Clarke, Phyllis Clayton, Claudia Vallerga, and Margaret Basalto, and for grandchildren, David and Lois Clarke and Susan and Sharon Vallerga, all of Stockton.
Hickey was a member of the Teamsters Union and a past member of the San Joaquin Valley Rangers.
Burial in Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jul 19, 1957
Death Certificate
Mason C. Hickey
Father: George Hickey, Wisconsin
Mother: Grace Jansen, Wisconsin
Wife: Nita Hickey
Trucking (Construction)
Lived in Stockton
burial 7/22/57 Cherokee Memorial Park
Mason C. Hickey, 62, a trucker, of 2451 John, died in San Joaquin General Hospital yesterday afternoon apparently from injuries suffered when a heavy crate fell on him at McClellan Air Force Base Jan. 25. The family told coroner's deputies that he was contract hauling surplus auto and truck parts for a Stockton wrecking firm and was helping load his truck at the air field when the accident occurred.
A large crate, weighing about 600 pounds, gave way and fell on Hickey fracturing several bones and causing a severe concussion. He was treated at Sutter Hospital in Sacramento and transferred to the General Hospital Feb. 9.
A resident of Stockton 30 years, he is survived by his wife, Nita; four daughters, Barbara Clarke, Phyllis Clayton, Claudia Vallerga, and Margaret Basalto, and for grandchildren, David and Lois Clarke and Susan and Sharon Vallerga, all of Stockton.
Hickey was a member of the Teamsters Union and a past member of the San Joaquin Valley Rangers.
Burial in Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jul 19, 1957
Mason C. Hickey
Father: George Hickey, Wisconsin
Mother: Grace Jansen, Wisconsin
Wife: Nita Hickey
Trucking (Construction)
Lived in Stockton
burial 7/22/57 Cherokee Memorial Park
Mason C. Hickey, 62, a trucker, of 2451 John, died in San Joaquin General Hospital yesterday afternoon apparently from injuries suffered when a heavy crate fell on him at McClellan Air Force Base Jan. 25. The family told coroner's deputies that he was contract hauling surplus auto and truck parts for a Stockton wrecking firm and was helping load his truck at the air field when the accident occurred.
A large crate, weighing about 600 pounds, gave way and fell on Hickey fracturing several bones and causing a severe concussion. He was treated at Sutter Hospital in Sacramento and transferred to the General Hospital Feb. 9.
A resident of Stockton 30 years, he is survived by his wife, Nita; four daughters, Barbara Clarke, Phyllis Clayton, Claudia Vallerga, and Margaret Basalto, and for grandchildren, David and Lois Clarke and Susan and Sharon Vallerga, all of Stockton.
Hickey was a member of the Teamsters Union and a past member of the San Joaquin Valley Rangers.
Burial in Cherokee Memorial Park
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jul 19, 1957
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