Robert M. Forster was born in Camden County, Missouri to Edward and Harriet E. "Hattie" Musick Forster on August 5, 1899.
Robert was married to Mabel Cooper who preceded him in death. He married Neva Gertrude Huff Morrison November 4, 1974.
Neva and Robert were killed while crossing the Highways 5 and 52 near the sale barn in eastern Versailles, Missouri. They had just left an auction where they had sold a load of hogs. The driver of the car said that Robert and Neva walked in front of his car, and he was unable to stop. Both, Mr. and Mrs. Forster were natives of the central Missouri area.
Robert was married to Mabel Cooper who preceded him in death. He married Neva Gertrude Huff Morrison November 4, 1974.
Neva and Robert were killed while crossing the Highways 5 and 52 near the sale barn in eastern Versailles, Missouri. They had just left an auction where they had sold a load of hogs. The driver of the car said that Robert and Neva walked in front of his car, and he was unable to stop. Both, Mr. and Mrs. Forster were natives of the central Missouri area.
Robert M. Forster was born in Camden County, Missouri to Edward and Harriet E. "Hattie" Musick Forster on August 5, 1899.
Robert was married to Mabel Cooper who preceded him in death. He married Neva Gertrude Huff Morrison November 4, 1974.
Neva and Robert were killed while crossing the Highways 5 and 52 near the sale barn in eastern Versailles, Missouri. They had just left an auction where they had sold a load of hogs. The driver of the car said that Robert and Neva walked in front of his car, and he was unable to stop. Both, Mr. and Mrs. Forster were natives of the central Missouri area.
Robert was married to Mabel Cooper who preceded him in death. He married Neva Gertrude Huff Morrison November 4, 1974.
Neva and Robert were killed while crossing the Highways 5 and 52 near the sale barn in eastern Versailles, Missouri. They had just left an auction where they had sold a load of hogs. The driver of the car said that Robert and Neva walked in front of his car, and he was unable to stop. Both, Mr. and Mrs. Forster were natives of the central Missouri area.
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