San Diego Union (San Diego, CA), pg. 47, Wednesday, October 29, 1969
Private services and internment for Kenneth B. (Jack) Smith, 78, of 6745 Muirlands Drive, were arranged by La Jolla Morturary. He died Friday in a hospital.
Smith, a native of Wisconsin, was a real estate broker who formerly maintained an office in the Bank of America Building downtown and later in his home. He was vice president of the San Diego Realty Board in 1961.
Survivors include his widow, Phyllis, a daughter; two step-daughters, and four grandchildren.
Private services and internment for Kenneth B. (Jack) Smith, 78, of 6745 Muirlands Drive, were arranged by La Jolla Morturary. He died Friday in a hospital.
Smith, a native of Wisconsin, was a real estate broker who formerly maintained an office in the Bank of America Building downtown and later in his home. He was vice president of the San Diego Realty Board in 1961.
Survivors include his widow, Phyllis, a daughter; two step-daughters, and four grandchildren.
San Diego Union (San Diego, CA), pg. 47, Wednesday, October 29, 1969
Private services and internment for Kenneth B. (Jack) Smith, 78, of 6745 Muirlands Drive, were arranged by La Jolla Morturary. He died Friday in a hospital.
Smith, a native of Wisconsin, was a real estate broker who formerly maintained an office in the Bank of America Building downtown and later in his home. He was vice president of the San Diego Realty Board in 1961.
Survivors include his widow, Phyllis, a daughter; two step-daughters, and four grandchildren.
Private services and internment for Kenneth B. (Jack) Smith, 78, of 6745 Muirlands Drive, were arranged by La Jolla Morturary. He died Friday in a hospital.
Smith, a native of Wisconsin, was a real estate broker who formerly maintained an office in the Bank of America Building downtown and later in his home. He was vice president of the San Diego Realty Board in 1961.
Survivors include his widow, Phyllis, a daughter; two step-daughters, and four grandchildren.
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