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PADLEY, Charles
Osborn
Marriage
Charles
Osborn Padley, 23, of St. Joseph, Michigan, born in Waterville, New York, a
physician, was married on August 23, 1881, at Muskegon to Mary J. McKillip, 22,
or Muskegon, born in Traverse City, Michigan – Witnesses to the marriage
were: Geo. H. McKillip of Muskegon
and R.H. Mann of Muskgon.
(personal
note – the McKillip family was an important family in
Muskegon)
Information donated by Tressa LaFayette
PADLEY, William
A.
Marriage
William
A. Padley, 29, of Muskegon, born in New York, a druggist, the son of John H.
Padley and Rose M. Osborn, was married June 4, 1891, at Muskegon, to Marion C. Ashley, 20, of Muskegon, born in
Muskegon, a bookkeeper, the daughter of Willard H. Ashley and
Olivia
A. Graff. They were married by J.N.
Reppey, Minister of the Gospel. The
witnesses were Willard H. Ashley and Olena Ashley
Information
donated by Tressa
LaFayette
PEARSON, Alfred
Article
Muskegon Chronicle, 21
August 1952, page 1
Headlines: Victims of Accidents (Pictures of two boys) Lawrence Harken -Alfred
Pearson Two Boys, 13, Die in County Mishaps Two 13-year-old boys lost their
lives in outdoor accidents in Muskegon County yesterday afternoon. Lawrence
Edward Harken, son of Mr. And Mrs. William Harken, of 1831 Franklin street,
Muskegon Township, was killed when a rifle he had been carrying accidentally
discharged as he stumbled and fell. Alfred Pearson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Pearson of 5887 White road, Wolf Lake, drowned when he toppled from a
boat from which he had been fishing in the North Bay at Wolf Lake. The Harken
tragedy involved a .22 caliber rifle which had been dismantled three months
ago and since had been in imperfect working condition. Lawrence and his
cousin, Ronald Maschke, 12 years old, of Chicago, had been walking along
Muskegon Lake at the rear of the Stewart Hartshorn Company plant. At about
3:30 p.m. Lawrence stumbled and fell and the rifle accidentally went off, the
bullet striking him in the face. RONALD had taken a bow and arrow to the lake
while Lawrence carried the rifle. Ronald was slightly behind his cousin and
frequently Lawrence would look over his right shoulder to make certain Ronald
was all right. As he did that the last time, Lawrence stumbled. When he failed
to rise, Ronald rushed over and saw blood streaming from his cousin’s face. He
tried to stem the flow with a handkerchief, but it was impossible to stop it.
When his efforts to stop the blood failed, Ronald ran to the factory. There he
met Earl D. Carpenter, a foreman, and Ray Herder, a toolmaker. Police and an
ambulance were summoned and the two men went with Ronald to the place were
Lawrence fell. By the time Lt. Arthur Zillah of the Muskegon police department
arrived, Lawrence was dead. THE TRIGGER mechanism of the rifle had been
removed and the pin which holds the barrel to the stock was lost. It was fired
by holding the barrel in the hands, pulling back on the firing pin and then
releasing it to strike the bullet. Lawrence decided to take the stock along
yesterday, pointing out the rifle did not shoot accurately without it. The two
boys were in a marshy, isolated spot, seldom visited by fishermen who frequent
that area. To reach the boy, it was necessary for volunteers to wear boots
borrowed from the Muskegon Fire Department. LAWRENCE was born in Muskegon Dec.
1, 1938. He would have entered 9th grade at Muskegon Central Junior High School next month. He was a member of
Olivet Evangelical Sunday School. Surviving are his parents; a brother, Richard; A sister, Barbara; his grandfather, Edward Harken of Muskegon. He was
a nephew of Charles Harken, veteran member of the sheriff’s department.
FALLING from a rowboat from which he was fishing, Alfred Pearson, Jr., drowned
in North Bay of Wolf Lake at about 2:15 p.m. The body was recovered about 3:40
p.m. through dragging operations. Yesterday’s was the second drowning tragedy
at Wolf Lake in less then two weeks. On Aug. 12 Francis Hill, 17 years old of
Rapid City, drowned near the Wolf Lake Amusement Park while swimming. Alfred,
who would have been 13 years old next Tuesday, was fishing from the bow of a
boat rowed by William Stoops, 13 years old, of 1123 Bolen road. About 75 feet
off shore Alfred suddenly fell forward into the water. “I was dropping the
anchor when he fell” the Stoops boy said. “I grabbed for him, but missed, I
stuck out an oar which he grabbed but he could not hold on. I think he had a
cramp.” Neither boy could swim. JOHN CARPENTER, 13, of 576 Amity avenue,
Muskegon, who was alone in a boat nearby, rowed to shore and phoned the
Egelston Fire Department. Tony and Rosemarie Paulik, of Wolf Lake, took the
Carpenter boat, and, fully dressed, dove several times in an effort to rescue
the Pearson boy. Tony is 15, his sister, 13. John Flickema, Egelston
fire chief, also dove several; times. Dragging operations were carried on by
Egelston and Norton firemen, sheriff’s department men, Muskegon and North
Muskegon police and volunteers. The Coast Guard loaned drags. The body was
located at about the spot where the accident occurred. Water is about 10 feet
deep, but the bottom is weedy and muck. THE DROWNED boy’s father was called
from his work at the Muskegon Aluminum Foundry and took part in the search. He
had returned to work only 2 days ago after a long illness. The distraught
mother was cared for at the nearby home of Mr. And Mrs. Kenneth Erickson. The
tragedy attracted many people including youngsters at the county 4-H
exposition a half mile away. The Pearsons had moved from Muskegon to Wolf Lake
only a month ago. Alfred junior was the oldest of four children. Alfred was
born in Muskegon, Aug. 26, 1939, and had been a resident of Western Michigan
all his life. He had completed 7th grade at the Dangl School and was a member
of the Church of Latter Day Saints. A former Boy Scout, he had rejoined that
organization just a week ago. Surviving besides his parents are two brothers, Robert and Edwin, and a sister, Karen, all at home; his grandparents, Mr. And
Mrs. Alvin Pearson and Carl West, all of Muskegon, and a great-grandfather, August Erkman of Escanaba.
Information donated by Bob Nordstrand
Will Of Mrs. Peck
Daily Chronicle January 5, 1900
Filed in the Probate Court Subject to Four
Codicils.
The will of the late Mrs. Sarah
Sophia Peck has been filed in the probate court by attorney J.C.
McLaughlin. To it are attached four codicils which materially change the
number, nature and amount of the original bequest. The original bill was made
July 18, 1891, and witnessed by Katie E. Delanty and J. C. McLaughlin.
The four codicils were made April 11, 1894, June 22, 1985, March 9 and March 25,
1898.
In the original will Mrs. Peck made
money bequests of $6,000 but later nullified these and made new money bequest
amounting to $600. The will, subject to the our codicils; makes the following
money bequests: John A. Peck, Philander Peck, Frank Peck and Whitfield H. Peck $100 each; Mrs. Minnie M. Peck $200.
The sum of $100 in $50 note is
bequeathed to be equally divided between home and foreign missions and is place
in the hand of Rev. Archibald Hadden.
Mrs. Mary F. Morris and Attorney J. C. McLaughlin are made executors of the will and the
following names as residuary legate's: Charles H. Fitch, Charles
Munday, Mrs. Jan F. Hall, Miss Julia Clark, Mrs. Annie E. Crofoot, Mrs. Mary F. Morris and Mrs. L C. F. Williams.
Mr. Fitch, Mrs. Crofoot, Mrs. Morris
and Mrs. Williams are to receive each two-elevenths of the estate and the others
oneeleventh.
A very large amount of personal
property, nearly all household goods is divided among the following person,
each article being specifically named: Charles H. Fitch, Brooklyn,
(nephew), Charles Mundy, (son of niece), Mrs. Jane F. Hall,
(West Bloomfield, N.Y.), Miss Julia Clark (West Bloomfield), Mrs.
Annie E. Crofoot, (Pontiac), Mrs Mary F. Morris, Mrs L.C.F.
Williams (Brooklyn), Charlotte E. Peck, Minnie M Peck,
(son's widow), Philander A. Peck, (Greenville), Frank Peck,
(Greenville), John Peck (Quaker Farms, Oxford, Conn.), Mary Peck (Greenville), Myrta Peck (Greenville, Samuel Peck (Greenville), Mrs. Frank Peck, Mrs. Philander Peck, Mrs. Gene Peck (Oxford,
Conn), Emily Peck, Edward Peck, Willie Peck, Mrs.
Hannah Barney, R. R. Payne, Mrs. Ella Barney, Mrs. Oliver
Chapin (East Bloomfiled, N. Y.), Miss Emma Murphy, city; J. B.
Murphy, Mrs. J. B. Murphy, Mrs. Margaret Evans, Mary
Crofoot, (niece, Pontiac), Mrs. S. R. Sanford, Nellie Sanford, Elizabeth C. Crofoot (Pontiac).
He leaves, besides his wife, six
children, Joseph Marcotte, Jr., and Desire Marcotte of Holland,
Mich., Oswald Marcotte of Holland, Mich., Mrs. Arthur Christian of
Pentwater, Michigan, Mrs. George Bowen and Mrs. Elmer Nelson of
this city; twenty-four grand children; three brothers in Canada.
The funeral service will be held at
8:30 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Jean's Catholic church. Rev. Fr. Joseph
Poulin officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
(Joseph & his wife are buried at
St. Mary's Cemetery lot # 3-12-5
Submitted by Jane Gates
Pekarik,
Joseph (Mr.)
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan Sunday September 16, 2001 page
7D
Denver,
CO formerly of White Cloud - Joseph Pekarik, age 88, passed away August 24,
2001. Visitation: Monday, 6-8pm.
Rosary Services: Monday, 7pm. Funeral Mass: Tuesday, 11am at St Joseph Catholic
Church in White Cloud
Information donated
by Anita Pugh
PEPPLER, Mrs.
Julius
Obituary
May
31, 1921 – Mrs. Julius Peppler aged 85 years died at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday
morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. Jacob Oosting, 178 Pine street. She was born in Germany July 28, 1835,
and came to America in 1862, residing in Muskegon for 53 years. Mr. Peppler died fourteen years ago and
since that time Mrs. Peppler has made her home with her daughter Mrs.
Oosting. Mrs. Peppler is survived
by three children; Mrs. J. Oosting, Dr. Julius T. Peppler of Rockford, Michigan, Francis C. Peppler of Muskegon and three grand-children. The funeral will be held at 3:30
Thursday afternoon at the residence of Dr. & Mrs. Jacob Oosting 178 Pine
street. Rev. A. Karreman, pastor of
the Second Reformed church will officiate. Interment will be made in Oakwood cemetery.
Information
was found in the “People’s Scrapbook” located in the Genealogy Room at Hackley
Public Library.
Information
donated by Barbara Hill
PERRY, Leon
Obituary
The
Muskegon Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan, Monday, August 8, 1966 page
25
Perry,
Mr. Leon, 2937 Kooi Rd., Frpt. Twp., The funeral service for Mr. Leon Perry will
be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock at the Lee Funeral Home, the Elder Wm.
Farwig officiating. Mr. Perry will
be laid to rest in Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home.
Information
donated by William & Barbara
Hill
PETTIS, Jeff H. &
Melissa Irene, Hart
Birth
notice -
a
boy, at Lakeshore Community, Muskegon Chronicle,Sept.19,2001,Page
3B.
Information
donated by Joanne
Wood
PHELPS, Mrs. Cora /
FILER-WOOD-CROTTY
Obituary of Cora Filer Wood Crotty Phelps, Muskegon Chronicle, 25 Sept 1924,
page 8, col. 3
Mrs. John Phelps, died at her home, 28 Sophia street, Wednesday evening after
a lingering illness, aged 51 years. Mrs. Phelps was born in Spring Lake in
1873. She leaves besides her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Roy Traves (correct
name is Travis) and Mrs. Frank Zeleznik, both of Muskegon and four
grandchildren; three sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Anna Plant of Browns
Valley, Minn., Mrs. Mary Kanse, Mrs. Lydia Tibbitts, Thomas and Charles Filer,
all of Muskegon. Funeral announcement will be given later.
Information donated by Bob Nordstrand
Pierson, Mrs.
Erick
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Muskegon, Michigan 15 March 1911, page 2 An illness of several years ended
yesterday afternoon in the death of Mrs. Erick Pierson, 138 Monroe avenue, death
occurring while she was in Chicago, where she had gone on account of her poor
health. Heart trouble was the cause
of her death. Mrs. Pierson was 47
years old and was born in Sweden. She came to America in 1895 with her husband and family, settling in
Muskegon and here she has lived ever since. She has been undergoing treatment for
her malady in Chicago hospitals at various times during the past few years. She leaves besides her husband, five
children, all living at home - John, Charles, William, Erick and Svef. There are also three sisters and four
brothers, Mrs. Oscar Swanson of Bay City, Mich., and Miss Alma and Miss Amanda
Anderson of Sweden; Gust and Andel Anderson living in Minnesota, and Nels and
John Anderson living in Sweden. The
mother, Mrs. Peternella Johnson, is also living in Sweden. Mrs. Pierson was a member of the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran church for several years. This evening Mr. Pierson will leave for
Chicago, where the funeral and burial of Mrs. Pierson will be
held.
Information
donated by Bill Moore
PIETKIEWICZ,
Frank B.
Obituary
1
Muskegon
Chronicle Muskegon Michigan
Frank
B. Pietkiewicz, 78, of 591 S. Buys, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at his
home. He was employed at Teledyne Continental Motors as an inspector before retiring in 1967. He was a
communicant of St. Mary's Catholic Church and a member of the Polish Union Arrangements by
Pachesny-Jend.
Information
donated by Margaret M. Leafe
Obituary
2
Muskegon
Chronicle Muskegon Michigan, Tuesday, January 6, 1976
Pietkiewicz,
Mr. Frank B. 591 S. Buys Rd. Mr.
Frank B. Pietkiewicz, age 78, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon at his residence. He was born on March 6, 1897
in Nashua, New Hampshire, and came to Muskegon at an early age. Mr. Pietkiewicz married the former Miss
Marguerite Lasser on July 4, 1934
in Muskegon. He was employed by the Teledyne Continental Motors Corp. in the Army
Ordinance Division as an inspector for about 20 years before retiring in 1967. Mr. Pietkiewicz was a communicant
of St. Mary's Catholic Church and a
member of the Polish Union and Carpenters Local-100 Hall. He is survived by his wife: two sons, Anthony Powel of Muskegon, Louis Pietkiewicz at
home; three daughters, Mrs. Glen (Theresa) Schomacher of West
Virginia, Mrs. Frank (Karen) Kinsley of Muskegon, and Miss Kevin Pietkiewicz of Ann Arbor: one
brother, Larry Patric of Rosedale, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Dorcey, (Sophie) Abair and Mrs. Frances Krupp both of Muskegon; and seven grand
children. The Funeral Mass for Mr. Pietkiewicz will begin at 12 o'clock Thursday
afternoon at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Rev. (Msgr.) William J. Hoogterp as celebrant. Interment will be
made in St. Mary's Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at the
Pachesny-Jend funeral Home. Friends
may call at the Funeral home after 7 o'clock this evening. Pachesny-Jend
Information
donated by Margaret M. Leafe
Obituary
3
Muskegon
Chronicle Muskegon Michigan
Pietkiewicz,
Mr. Frank B. The Funeral Mass
for Mr. Pietkiewicz will begin at 12 o'clock Thursday afternoon at St. Mary's Catholic Church
with Rev. Fr. Julian Reginato as celebrant. Interment will be made in St. Mary's Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 7 o'clock at the Pachesny-Jend Funeral home Pachesny-Jend
Information
donated by Margaret M. Leafe
PITMAN, Elmer
Obituary Muskegon Chronicle, 7 March 1933, page
2
Elmer Pittman, Veteran of World War, Dies; Was 42 Elmer Pittman, 42 years old,
3277 Thompson street, a World war veteran, died in Mercy hospital yesterday,
after a three days illness. He had not been feeling well for several weeks.
Mr. Pittman was born in Muskegon, Nov. 7, 1890 and was reared in this
community, attending the local public schools. He became a carpenter and at
the onset of the war was employed by the government building barracks at Camp
Custer. He enlisted and was sent to Florida as a private in Co. E 315th
Engineers which went to France. In the Engineers he helped at building bridges
during April 1917. He was wounded during the battle of St. Mihiel and spent
several months in an army hospital before returning home. He was married to Miss Goldie Senecal of Muskegon, July 12, 1919. Mr. Pittman is survived by his
widow: two daughters, Norraine and Maxine: his mother, Mrs. Martha Pittman;
and one brother, Edward, all from Muskegon.
Information donated by
Bob Nordstrand
PITMAN, Mrs. Martha /
TWEEDY-MOORE
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, 25 Feb. 1943, page 22
Mrs. Martha A. Pitman, 80 years old, 2102 Morton avenue, died Wednesday
following a long illness. She was born on Dec. 31, 1862 in Belleville,
Ontario, Canada, coming to this country 60 years ago, settling in Saginaw. She
also lived in Grand Rapids, and came to Muskegon in 1890, where she had lived
since. Formerly Martha A. Tweedy, she was married to Wilbur Pitman on March,
1886 in Kalamazoo. Mr. Pitman died in September 1932. Mrs. Pitman was a member
of the Lakeside Methodist church. Surviving are one son, H. Edward Pitman of
Muskegon and two grandchildren.
Information donated by Bob Nordstrand
PITMAN, Wilbur
Obituary
Obituary of Wilbur Pitman, Muskegon
Chronicle, 10 Sept. 1932, page 2
WILBUR PITMAN, 75, DIES AT HOME TODAY Wilbur Pitman, 75 years old, died today
at his home, 2102 Morton avenue, after a lingering illness. He was born in
Canada, March 12, 1857, and settled in Michigan 55 years ago, living for some
time at Cadillac and Grand rapids, and the past 42 years in Muskegon. He was
married to Martha A Tweedy in March of 1886 at Kalamazoo. Mr. Pitman was
formerly employed as sander at the Chase-Hackley Piano company. He was a
member of the Lakeside Methodist Episcopal church. Surviving are his widow, Martha; two sons, Edward Pitman, at home, Elmer Pitman, of Muskegon, and two
grandchildren.
POLAK,
Mrs. Anna LICHOTA
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle Muskegon Michigan, 1992
Mrs.
Anna Polak, age 102, died Wednesday, July 22, 1992. She was born in Poland on
May 27, 1890 and came to the United States in 1913. The former Miss Anna Lichota married Joseph Polak in 1916, and he preceded her in death on June 9, 1976. Mrs. Polak had been a
homemaker, and was a communicant of St. Michael's Catholic Church. Survivors
include her three daughters, Kathryn Polak of Lacey, WA, Josephine DeCaire of
Muskegon, and Pearl (Thomas) Whelpley of New Lothrop, MI; 13 grandchildren; 21
great-grandchildren; and 3 great-great-grandchildren. She was also preceded in
death by an infant son and her daughter, Mary Lasser, in 1984. The Mass of
Christian Burial will begin at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Michael's Catholic Church, with the Reverend father Thomas J. Hack as Celebrant. Interment will be made in St.
Mary's Cemetery. Visitation hours on Friday will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
o'clock at the Pachesny-Jend Funeral Home, where the Rosary will be prayed at 7
o'clock.
Information
donated by Margaret M. Leafe
POLAK,
Joseph F. (Mr)
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle Muskegon Michigan, Thursday, June 10, 1976 page
39
Polak,
Mr. Joseph F. 1957 Manz St Mr.
Joseph F. Polak, age 87, died Wednesday morning at Hackley Hospital. He was born
on March 19, 1889 in Gac, Poland and came to the United States in 1913. Mr.
Polak married the former Miss Anna Lichota on August 20, 1916
in
New
YORK. He was employed at Campbell, Wyatt & Cannon Foundry Company for 35
years before retiring in 1953. He was a communicant of St. Michael's Catholic
Church and a founding member of Pulaski Lodge. Mr. Polak is survived by his
wife, Anna, four daughters, Mrs. Mary Lasser of Muskegon, Miss Kathryn Polak of
Stellacoom, Washington, Mrs. Floyd (Josephine) DeCaire of Muskegon and Mrs.
Thomas (Pearl) Whelpley of New Lothrop, 13 grandchildren and 5
great-grandchildren. The Funeral Mass for Mr. Polak will
begin
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Michael's Catholic Church with Rev. Fr.
Edward Bielakas as celebrant. Interment will be made in St. Mary's Cemetery, The
Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Friday evening at the Pachesny-Jed Funeral
Home. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock this
evening.--Pachesny-Jend
Information
donated by Margaret M. Leafe
POSTEMA,
Albert
Obituary
Muskegon Chronicle Muskegon, Michigan 3 July 1953 Page 7
New Era, Dies New Era, July 3 -- Albert Postema, 72
years old, Oceana resident more than 70 years, died at his home here yesterday
after a long illness. Mr. Postema,
who came from the Netherlands when he was a year old, had spent [his entire]
life farming in the New Era area. He retired seven years ago. Born Sept. 6, 1881, in the Netherlands, he married Susie VanDuinen at New
Era, March 10, 1903. The couple
marked their 50th wedding anniversary this year. Mr. Postema was a member of the New Era
Reformed Church. Besides his wife
he leaves two sons, James of Muskegon and Eldon of Imlay City; a daughter, Mrs.
Edith Grow of Montague; a sister, Mrs. John Veeneman, Muskegon, and seven
grandchildren. Funeral service will
be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the New Era Reformed Church, following a 1:30 p.m.
prayer service. Rev. Pierce
Maassen, will officiate. Burial
will be in New Era cemetery.
Information
donated by Matt Burns
PRICE, Darresa
Birth
notice - a boy, at Mercy General Oak Campus, Muskegon Chronicle,Sept.19,2001,Page
3B.
Information
donated by Joanne
Wood
Prins,
George
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle, Tuesday, 9 July 1963,
page 11
Local Woman’s Brother
Dies. George Prins, 58, of Augusta,
died Monday evening at the Ft. Custer State Home, Augusta, after a long
illness. He was born November 24,
1903 at Holland and had been a resident of Lapeer and Augusts the past 40
years. He is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Sidney Rop of Muskegon; two stepbrothers, John and Frederick
Veneberg of Holland, a stepsister, Miss Bertha Veneberg of Vera Cruz,
Mexico.
Muskegon Chronicle,
Tuesday, 9 July, 1963, page 21 Prins, Mr. George Augusta,
Michigan Mr. George Prins, age 58
yrs. passed away Monday evening at the residence. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday at the Pilgrim Home Cemetery Chapel and the interment will be in the
Pilgrim Home Cemetery at Holland, Mich. - Sytsema
Information donated by
Bill Moore
PUGH, Robert
L.
Obituary
Muskegon
Chronicle December 1, 2001 5B MR. ROBERT L. PUGH Norton Shores Robert L. Pugh, age 81, died
Friday, November 30, 2001. He was
born on January 19, 1920 in Tennessee and married the former JoAnn Pierce on
July 12, 1946. He served his
country in the U.S. Army during World War II and in the Korean Conflict. He was employed as a driver for over 30
years at Campbell, Wyant & Cannon until retiring in 1978, and was a former
member of the Muskegon Heights VFW. SURVIVORS 5 sons, Michael L.
(Cheryl) Pugh of Kearsarge, MI, James R. "Bob" (Debra) Pugh of Muskegon, Ronald
K. Pugh of Norton Shores, Steven M. Pugh "Spanky" of Norton Shores, Jeffrey A.
(Anita) Pugh of Muskegon; 2 daughters, Pamela K. Pugh of Norton Shores, Debra M.
Willer of Muskegon; 14 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife
JoAnn on July 9, 1976. SERVICE Monday, December 3, 2001, 10:30 AM at
the Clock Chapel with Rev. Clifford Lones officiating. Interment at Norton Cemetery. -Clock-Muskegon
Information
donated by Anita
Pugh
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