"Chet" was the son of Charles Ira and Dollie Pearl Pennell Mosteller. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, one of his hunting partners was Leonard Sly, later a member of "The Sons of the Pioneers" singing group. During the depression, he did work as a motorcycle mechanic, and had his own chicken and egg business.
He was a hoseman with the Hawthorne Volunteer Fire Department, Hawthorne, Los Angeles County, California.
Chet was married to Lillian Bell Denney, and they had two children; Dolores Fay and Arthur Charles Mosteller.
He died while in a diabetic coma, and is buried next to his son, Arthur Charles Mosteller.
He was a hoseman with the Hawthorne Volunteer Fire Department, Hawthorne, Los Angeles County, California.
Chet was married to Lillian Bell Denney, and they had two children; Dolores Fay and Arthur Charles Mosteller.
He died while in a diabetic coma, and is buried next to his son, Arthur Charles Mosteller.
"Chet" was the son of Charles Ira and Dollie Pearl Pennell Mosteller. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, one of his hunting partners was Leonard Sly, later a member of "The Sons of the Pioneers" singing group. During the depression, he did work as a motorcycle mechanic, and had his own chicken and egg business.
He was a hoseman with the Hawthorne Volunteer Fire Department, Hawthorne, Los Angeles County, California.
Chet was married to Lillian Bell Denney, and they had two children; Dolores Fay and Arthur Charles Mosteller.
He died while in a diabetic coma, and is buried next to his son, Arthur Charles Mosteller.
He was a hoseman with the Hawthorne Volunteer Fire Department, Hawthorne, Los Angeles County, California.
Chet was married to Lillian Bell Denney, and they had two children; Dolores Fay and Arthur Charles Mosteller.
He died while in a diabetic coma, and is buried next to his son, Arthur Charles Mosteller.
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