Glen Norman Hauser was the son of John H. Hauser and Rita (Patterson) Hauser and the brother to sister Marjorie M. Hauser, brother Estel Hauser and kid sister, Martha Hauser.
Married June 30, 1920.
He was the loving husband to Bess T. (Berry) Hauser and loving father to his two daughters, Joan (Hauser) Bailey and Alicia (Tommie) L. (Hauser) Smith.
This hard working Great Depression Era man worked as a railroad brakeman. When not riding the rails, he sold insurance.
To the sorrow and dismay of his wife, his daughters and his two future grandchildren, his life came to its end much too soon. His first heart attack was also his last.
Rest in Peace knowing that you were lovingly talked about and remembered always.
Married June 30, 1920.
He was the loving husband to Bess T. (Berry) Hauser and loving father to his two daughters, Joan (Hauser) Bailey and Alicia (Tommie) L. (Hauser) Smith.
This hard working Great Depression Era man worked as a railroad brakeman. When not riding the rails, he sold insurance.
To the sorrow and dismay of his wife, his daughters and his two future grandchildren, his life came to its end much too soon. His first heart attack was also his last.
Rest in Peace knowing that you were lovingly talked about and remembered always.
Glen Norman Hauser was the son of John H. Hauser and Rita (Patterson) Hauser and the brother to sister Marjorie M. Hauser, brother Estel Hauser and kid sister, Martha Hauser.
Married June 30, 1920.
He was the loving husband to Bess T. (Berry) Hauser and loving father to his two daughters, Joan (Hauser) Bailey and Alicia (Tommie) L. (Hauser) Smith.
This hard working Great Depression Era man worked as a railroad brakeman. When not riding the rails, he sold insurance.
To the sorrow and dismay of his wife, his daughters and his two future grandchildren, his life came to its end much too soon. His first heart attack was also his last.
Rest in Peace knowing that you were lovingly talked about and remembered always.
Married June 30, 1920.
He was the loving husband to Bess T. (Berry) Hauser and loving father to his two daughters, Joan (Hauser) Bailey and Alicia (Tommie) L. (Hauser) Smith.
This hard working Great Depression Era man worked as a railroad brakeman. When not riding the rails, he sold insurance.
To the sorrow and dismay of his wife, his daughters and his two future grandchildren, his life came to its end much too soon. His first heart attack was also his last.
Rest in Peace knowing that you were lovingly talked about and remembered always.
Gravesite Details
burial: JAN 18,1944
