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Arthur H. “Art” (Foster) Lane

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Arthur H. “Art” (Foster) Lane

Birth
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Death
6 May 1972 (aged 75)
Denver, City and County of Denver, Colorado, USA
Burial
Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, Colorado, USA GPS-Latitude: 39.7558778, Longitude: -105.0951222
Plot
Block 68, Lot 184, Grave A-3 (Just behind the wishing chair and to the right)
Memorial ID
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Arthur H. Lane Sr., given name Adolph Herrmann Foster son of Fredinand and Emma Luedtke-Foster born in Chicago Illinois, Baptized September 20, 1896 at St. Stephan's Lutheran Church, Chicago, Ill. Arthur married Lillian Sherman on June 27, 1914 in Chicago 2 children were born to this union George Foster and Emma Foster around 1918 the couple separated and Arthur moved to Colorado with Mary "Mae" Brown-Triplett they lived together several years and then were their separate ways. He meet and married Henrietta K. Miller-Lane and from this union two children were born, Arthur H. Lane Jr. and Betty Lou Lane-Gonzales. Arthur spent many a days fishing and hunting in our great Rocky Mountains. He was a machanist and worked for Stanley Avation until he retired.
Arthur H. Lane Sr., given name Adolph Herrmann Foster son of Fredinand and Emma Luedtke-Foster born in Chicago Illinois, Baptized September 20, 1896 at St. Stephan's Lutheran Church, Chicago, Ill. Arthur married Lillian Sherman on June 27, 1914 in Chicago 2 children were born to this union George Foster and Emma Foster around 1918 the couple separated and Arthur moved to Colorado with Mary "Mae" Brown-Triplett they lived together several years and then were their separate ways. He meet and married Henrietta K. Miller-Lane and from this union two children were born, Arthur H. Lane Jr. and Betty Lou Lane-Gonzales. Arthur spent many a days fishing and hunting in our great Rocky Mountains. He was a machanist and worked for Stanley Avation until he retired.

Gravesite Details

Son; Arthur Henry Lane Jr., buried in Ft. Logan Nat'l Cemetery, Denver, CO.



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