Obituary: Evening Tribune, San Diego, CA Wed. May 3, 1989 obtained thru GenealogyBank.com:
Mervin Redman Switzer:
Services for Mervin Redman Switzer, 69, of Pacific Beach, were yesterday in El Camino Mortuary. Burial was in El Camino Memorial Park. He died Thursday in his home.
Mr Switzer, a native of Hamlin, Texas, lived in the county 38 years and was a San Diego Transit Bus Driver for 32 years. He was a traveler and photographer.
Survivors include his wife, Mary; a daughter, Roxanne Ober of San Diego; a brother, Dawes of Texas; and two grandchildren. The family suggested donations to Hemet Hospice. THE END
Mervin Redman Switzer:
Services for Mervin Redman Switzer, 69, of Pacific Beach, were yesterday in El Camino Mortuary. Burial was in El Camino Memorial Park. He died Thursday in his home.
Mr Switzer, a native of Hamlin, Texas, lived in the county 38 years and was a San Diego Transit Bus Driver for 32 years. He was a traveler and photographer.
Survivors include his wife, Mary; a daughter, Roxanne Ober of San Diego; a brother, Dawes of Texas; and two grandchildren. The family suggested donations to Hemet Hospice. THE END
Obituary: Evening Tribune, San Diego, CA Wed. May 3, 1989 obtained thru GenealogyBank.com:
Mervin Redman Switzer:
Services for Mervin Redman Switzer, 69, of Pacific Beach, were yesterday in El Camino Mortuary. Burial was in El Camino Memorial Park. He died Thursday in his home.
Mr Switzer, a native of Hamlin, Texas, lived in the county 38 years and was a San Diego Transit Bus Driver for 32 years. He was a traveler and photographer.
Survivors include his wife, Mary; a daughter, Roxanne Ober of San Diego; a brother, Dawes of Texas; and two grandchildren. The family suggested donations to Hemet Hospice. THE END
Mervin Redman Switzer:
Services for Mervin Redman Switzer, 69, of Pacific Beach, were yesterday in El Camino Mortuary. Burial was in El Camino Memorial Park. He died Thursday in his home.
Mr Switzer, a native of Hamlin, Texas, lived in the county 38 years and was a San Diego Transit Bus Driver for 32 years. He was a traveler and photographer.
Survivors include his wife, Mary; a daughter, Roxanne Ober of San Diego; a brother, Dawes of Texas; and two grandchildren. The family suggested donations to Hemet Hospice. THE END
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
