Mr. Casey came to Colton in 1901 a native of Ireland.
He was a section foreman for the Southern Pacific Railway Comapny and in later years worked at the Crestmore Cement Plant in Riverside.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Mary Webb of Colton and three sons, A.J. of Arizona, E.J. of San Gabriel and Emmett of Los Angeles.
He was a section foreman for the Southern Pacific Railway Comapny and in later years worked at the Crestmore Cement Plant in Riverside.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Mary Webb of Colton and three sons, A.J. of Arizona, E.J. of San Gabriel and Emmett of Los Angeles.
Mr. Casey came to Colton in 1901 a native of Ireland.
He was a section foreman for the Southern Pacific Railway Comapny and in later years worked at the Crestmore Cement Plant in Riverside.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Mary Webb of Colton and three sons, A.J. of Arizona, E.J. of San Gabriel and Emmett of Los Angeles.
He was a section foreman for the Southern Pacific Railway Comapny and in later years worked at the Crestmore Cement Plant in Riverside.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Mary Webb of Colton and three sons, A.J. of Arizona, E.J. of San Gabriel and Emmett of Los Angeles.
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