William Frederick Elmer Eckardt
William F. Eckardt Sheboygan Press January 28, 1963
William F. Eckardt, 60, a resident of the town of Herman, died unexpectedly at St. Nicholas Hospital Sunday. He was admitted to the hospital, Thursday. Born Dec. 4, 1902, he was the son of the late Louis and Emma Eckardt. He attended Green Bay Road School, then attended business college. He worked as a carpenter until 1949 after which he operated a work shop from his home. He is survived by three brothers, Raymond of Milwaukee and Albert and Alvin of Cleveland, Wis.
William F. Eckardt Sheboygan Press January 28, 1963
William F. Eckardt, 60, a resident of the town of Herman, died unexpectedly at St. Nicholas Hospital Sunday. He was admitted to the hospital, Thursday. Born Dec. 4, 1902, he was the son of the late Louis and Emma Eckardt. He attended Green Bay Road School, then attended business college. He worked as a carpenter until 1949 after which he operated a work shop from his home. He is survived by three brothers, Raymond of Milwaukee and Albert and Alvin of Cleveland, Wis.
William Frederick Elmer Eckardt
William F. Eckardt Sheboygan Press January 28, 1963
William F. Eckardt, 60, a resident of the town of Herman, died unexpectedly at St. Nicholas Hospital Sunday. He was admitted to the hospital, Thursday. Born Dec. 4, 1902, he was the son of the late Louis and Emma Eckardt. He attended Green Bay Road School, then attended business college. He worked as a carpenter until 1949 after which he operated a work shop from his home. He is survived by three brothers, Raymond of Milwaukee and Albert and Alvin of Cleveland, Wis.
William F. Eckardt Sheboygan Press January 28, 1963
William F. Eckardt, 60, a resident of the town of Herman, died unexpectedly at St. Nicholas Hospital Sunday. He was admitted to the hospital, Thursday. Born Dec. 4, 1902, he was the son of the late Louis and Emma Eckardt. He attended Green Bay Road School, then attended business college. He worked as a carpenter until 1949 after which he operated a work shop from his home. He is survived by three brothers, Raymond of Milwaukee and Albert and Alvin of Cleveland, Wis.
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