The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, December 28, 1962:
Services for Vernon Bennett, 77, of 1616 Marion, are pending with Street & Draper Funeral Home. Bennett had lived in Oklahoma City since 1908. He was a retired pharmacist of Wesley Hospital and had been a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association, Association of Oklahoma Pharmacists, and the Oklahoma Hospital Pharmacy Association. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Edna May, of the home; a daughter, Mrs Vera Louise Hanson, Newton, KS; and a brother, Homer Bennett, Santa Cruz, CA.
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Wife #1: Minnie D
Wife #2: Edna May
Parents: Joseph Easterly Bennett & Cleopatra E Council
Services for Vernon Bennett, 77, of 1616 Marion, are pending with Street & Draper Funeral Home. Bennett had lived in Oklahoma City since 1908. He was a retired pharmacist of Wesley Hospital and had been a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association, Association of Oklahoma Pharmacists, and the Oklahoma Hospital Pharmacy Association. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Edna May, of the home; a daughter, Mrs Vera Louise Hanson, Newton, KS; and a brother, Homer Bennett, Santa Cruz, CA.
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Wife #1: Minnie D
Wife #2: Edna May
Parents: Joseph Easterly Bennett & Cleopatra E Council
The Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, December 28, 1962:
Services for Vernon Bennett, 77, of 1616 Marion, are pending with Street & Draper Funeral Home. Bennett had lived in Oklahoma City since 1908. He was a retired pharmacist of Wesley Hospital and had been a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association, Association of Oklahoma Pharmacists, and the Oklahoma Hospital Pharmacy Association. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Edna May, of the home; a daughter, Mrs Vera Louise Hanson, Newton, KS; and a brother, Homer Bennett, Santa Cruz, CA.
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Wife #1: Minnie D
Wife #2: Edna May
Parents: Joseph Easterly Bennett & Cleopatra E Council
Services for Vernon Bennett, 77, of 1616 Marion, are pending with Street & Draper Funeral Home. Bennett had lived in Oklahoma City since 1908. He was a retired pharmacist of Wesley Hospital and had been a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association, Association of Oklahoma Pharmacists, and the Oklahoma Hospital Pharmacy Association. He was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Edna May, of the home; a daughter, Mrs Vera Louise Hanson, Newton, KS; and a brother, Homer Bennett, Santa Cruz, CA.
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Wife #1: Minnie D
Wife #2: Edna May
Parents: Joseph Easterly Bennett & Cleopatra E Council
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