Son of George William & Mary Elizabeth Martin Howard.
Married to Flossie Sarah Richardson in 1919.
They were the parents of three sons, Dale, Dean and Darrel.
He was a farmer, then was employed at Tecumseh power and light company for 19 years, the last two years he was a electrician for Union Pacific in Omaha.
(Pawnee Library, book of obits in the Pawnee Republican.)
ADRIAN F. HOWARD
Relatives here were shocked Monday afternoon to receive word of the death of Adrian Fay Howard, which occurred that afternoon at about 3:30 following a heart attack, at Omaha. Mr. Howard had been ill only a short time.
The home had been in Omaha for a little over a year, where Adrian was employed as an electrician by the Union Pacific railroad. He spent his boyhood at Pawnee City and for about 19 years the home had been at Tecumseh.
Adrian was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Howard of Pawnee City.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife; two sons, Dale, 24, a musician in the navy and now somewhere at sea in the Southwest Pacific, and Dean, 12, at home; four brothers, Fred, Merle and Wilmer of Pawnee City and Lloyd, who is with the army air forces in Burma; and two sisters, Mrs. Hiram Byers and Mrs. Ota Yarger, both of Pawnee City.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Wherry chapel, in charge of a minister from Tecumseh. The casket will be open at the chapel from 2 until 2:30.
(Pawnee Republican, Nov. 16, 1944.)
Married to Flossie Sarah Richardson in 1919.
They were the parents of three sons, Dale, Dean and Darrel.
He was a farmer, then was employed at Tecumseh power and light company for 19 years, the last two years he was a electrician for Union Pacific in Omaha.
(Pawnee Library, book of obits in the Pawnee Republican.)
ADRIAN F. HOWARD
Relatives here were shocked Monday afternoon to receive word of the death of Adrian Fay Howard, which occurred that afternoon at about 3:30 following a heart attack, at Omaha. Mr. Howard had been ill only a short time.
The home had been in Omaha for a little over a year, where Adrian was employed as an electrician by the Union Pacific railroad. He spent his boyhood at Pawnee City and for about 19 years the home had been at Tecumseh.
Adrian was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Howard of Pawnee City.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife; two sons, Dale, 24, a musician in the navy and now somewhere at sea in the Southwest Pacific, and Dean, 12, at home; four brothers, Fred, Merle and Wilmer of Pawnee City and Lloyd, who is with the army air forces in Burma; and two sisters, Mrs. Hiram Byers and Mrs. Ota Yarger, both of Pawnee City.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Wherry chapel, in charge of a minister from Tecumseh. The casket will be open at the chapel from 2 until 2:30.
(Pawnee Republican, Nov. 16, 1944.)
Son of George William & Mary Elizabeth Martin Howard.
Married to Flossie Sarah Richardson in 1919.
They were the parents of three sons, Dale, Dean and Darrel.
He was a farmer, then was employed at Tecumseh power and light company for 19 years, the last two years he was a electrician for Union Pacific in Omaha.
(Pawnee Library, book of obits in the Pawnee Republican.)
ADRIAN F. HOWARD
Relatives here were shocked Monday afternoon to receive word of the death of Adrian Fay Howard, which occurred that afternoon at about 3:30 following a heart attack, at Omaha. Mr. Howard had been ill only a short time.
The home had been in Omaha for a little over a year, where Adrian was employed as an electrician by the Union Pacific railroad. He spent his boyhood at Pawnee City and for about 19 years the home had been at Tecumseh.
Adrian was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Howard of Pawnee City.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife; two sons, Dale, 24, a musician in the navy and now somewhere at sea in the Southwest Pacific, and Dean, 12, at home; four brothers, Fred, Merle and Wilmer of Pawnee City and Lloyd, who is with the army air forces in Burma; and two sisters, Mrs. Hiram Byers and Mrs. Ota Yarger, both of Pawnee City.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Wherry chapel, in charge of a minister from Tecumseh. The casket will be open at the chapel from 2 until 2:30.
(Pawnee Republican, Nov. 16, 1944.)
Married to Flossie Sarah Richardson in 1919.
They were the parents of three sons, Dale, Dean and Darrel.
He was a farmer, then was employed at Tecumseh power and light company for 19 years, the last two years he was a electrician for Union Pacific in Omaha.
(Pawnee Library, book of obits in the Pawnee Republican.)
ADRIAN F. HOWARD
Relatives here were shocked Monday afternoon to receive word of the death of Adrian Fay Howard, which occurred that afternoon at about 3:30 following a heart attack, at Omaha. Mr. Howard had been ill only a short time.
The home had been in Omaha for a little over a year, where Adrian was employed as an electrician by the Union Pacific railroad. He spent his boyhood at Pawnee City and for about 19 years the home had been at Tecumseh.
Adrian was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Howard of Pawnee City.
In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife; two sons, Dale, 24, a musician in the navy and now somewhere at sea in the Southwest Pacific, and Dean, 12, at home; four brothers, Fred, Merle and Wilmer of Pawnee City and Lloyd, who is with the army air forces in Burma; and two sisters, Mrs. Hiram Byers and Mrs. Ota Yarger, both of Pawnee City.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Wherry chapel, in charge of a minister from Tecumseh. The casket will be open at the chapel from 2 until 2:30.
(Pawnee Republican, Nov. 16, 1944.)
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