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Honoring Leonard Louis Bishop
Appeal Democrat - 2/17/1969, p13 - Leonard L. Bishop, 71, of Camptonville died Sunday in Miners Hospital in Nevada City. - He was a native of Camptonville and was engaged in the lumber business there all his life. He was also well-known in the Marysville area. - He is survived by his wife, Irene D.; two daughters, Delores Pendola and Darlene Hill, both of Grass Valley; a son, Jack of McKinleyville; 11 grandchildren, and one great granddaughter. - Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Camptonville Masonic Hall with Judge Acton Cleveland officiating. Nevada County Veterans Service Council will hold graveside services at the Compton [sic-Camptonville] Cemetery. Mr. Bishop was a World War I veteran. - Hooper-Weaver Funeral Home of Grass Valley is in charge of the arrangements.
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Honoring Leonard Louis Bishop
Appeal Democrat - 2/17/1969, p13 - Leonard L. Bishop, 71, of Camptonville died Sunday in Miners Hospital in Nevada City. - He was a native of Camptonville and was engaged in the lumber business there all his life. He was also well-known in the Marysville area. - He is survived by his wife, Irene D.; two daughters, Delores Pendola and Darlene Hill, both of Grass Valley; a son, Jack of McKinleyville; 11 grandchildren, and one great granddaughter. - Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Camptonville Masonic Hall with Judge Acton Cleveland officiating. Nevada County Veterans Service Council will hold graveside services at the Compton [sic-Camptonville] Cemetery. Mr. Bishop was a World War I veteran. - Hooper-Weaver Funeral Home of Grass Valley is in charge of the arrangements.
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～ U.S. Veteran ～
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Honoring Leonard Louis Bishop
Appeal Democrat - 2/17/1969, p13 - Leonard L. Bishop, 71, of Camptonville died Sunday in Miners Hospital in Nevada City. - He was a native of Camptonville and was engaged in the lumber business there all his life. He was also well-known in the Marysville area. - He is survived by his wife, Irene D.; two daughters, Delores Pendola and Darlene Hill, both of Grass Valley; a son, Jack of McKinleyville; 11 grandchildren, and one great granddaughter. - Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Camptonville Masonic Hall with Judge Acton Cleveland officiating. Nevada County Veterans Service Council will hold graveside services at the Compton [sic-Camptonville] Cemetery. Mr. Bishop was a World War I veteran. - Hooper-Weaver Funeral Home of Grass Valley is in charge of the arrangements.
～ U.S. Veteran ～
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Honoring Leonard Louis Bishop
Appeal Democrat - 2/17/1969, p13 - Leonard L. Bishop, 71, of Camptonville died Sunday in Miners Hospital in Nevada City. - He was a native of Camptonville and was engaged in the lumber business there all his life. He was also well-known in the Marysville area. - He is survived by his wife, Irene D.; two daughters, Delores Pendola and Darlene Hill, both of Grass Valley; a son, Jack of McKinleyville; 11 grandchildren, and one great granddaughter. - Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Camptonville Masonic Hall with Judge Acton Cleveland officiating. Nevada County Veterans Service Council will hold graveside services at the Compton [sic-Camptonville] Cemetery. Mr. Bishop was a World War I veteran. - Hooper-Weaver Funeral Home of Grass Valley is in charge of the arrangements.
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