Obituary of Wayne Bartlett
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 4, 1961
Page 2
Wayne Bartlett, 47, of 718 Thirty-second st. NE, World War II Army veteran and lifelong resident of Cedar Rapids and Marion, died Saturday morning following a sudden illness. An employee of the Cedar Rapids school board the last 6 years, he was assistant engineer at Wilson junior high school. Born Sept. 1, 1913, in Marion, he was married to Evelyn cherry July 25, 1942, in Missouri. Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Sherry Elaine. Mr. Bartlett was affiliated with Kenwood Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty - Buerle's at a time to be announced. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p.m. Sunday.
Service of Wayne Bartlett
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 5, 1961
Page 6
Bartlett, Wayne - Beatty-Beurle's at 1:30 Tuesday by the Rev. David Davids of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church.
An employee of the Milwaukee for many years, Mr. Bartlett later was assistant engineer at McKinley junior high school.
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 4, 1961
Page 2
Wayne Bartlett, 47, of 718 Thirty-second st. NE, World War II Army veteran and lifelong resident of Cedar Rapids and Marion, died Saturday morning following a sudden illness. An employee of the Cedar Rapids school board the last 6 years, he was assistant engineer at Wilson junior high school. Born Sept. 1, 1913, in Marion, he was married to Evelyn cherry July 25, 1942, in Missouri. Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Sherry Elaine. Mr. Bartlett was affiliated with Kenwood Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty - Buerle's at a time to be announced. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p.m. Sunday.
Service of Wayne Bartlett
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 5, 1961
Page 6
Bartlett, Wayne - Beatty-Beurle's at 1:30 Tuesday by the Rev. David Davids of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church.
An employee of the Milwaukee for many years, Mr. Bartlett later was assistant engineer at McKinley junior high school.
Obituary of Wayne Bartlett
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 4, 1961
Page 2
Wayne Bartlett, 47, of 718 Thirty-second st. NE, World War II Army veteran and lifelong resident of Cedar Rapids and Marion, died Saturday morning following a sudden illness. An employee of the Cedar Rapids school board the last 6 years, he was assistant engineer at Wilson junior high school. Born Sept. 1, 1913, in Marion, he was married to Evelyn cherry July 25, 1942, in Missouri. Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Sherry Elaine. Mr. Bartlett was affiliated with Kenwood Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty - Buerle's at a time to be announced. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p.m. Sunday.
Service of Wayne Bartlett
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 5, 1961
Page 6
Bartlett, Wayne - Beatty-Beurle's at 1:30 Tuesday by the Rev. David Davids of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church.
An employee of the Milwaukee for many years, Mr. Bartlett later was assistant engineer at McKinley junior high school.
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 4, 1961
Page 2
Wayne Bartlett, 47, of 718 Thirty-second st. NE, World War II Army veteran and lifelong resident of Cedar Rapids and Marion, died Saturday morning following a sudden illness. An employee of the Cedar Rapids school board the last 6 years, he was assistant engineer at Wilson junior high school. Born Sept. 1, 1913, in Marion, he was married to Evelyn cherry July 25, 1942, in Missouri. Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Sherry Elaine. Mr. Bartlett was affiliated with Kenwood Presbyterian church.
Services: Beatty - Buerle's at a time to be announced. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p.m. Sunday.
Service of Wayne Bartlett
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
March 5, 1961
Page 6
Bartlett, Wayne - Beatty-Beurle's at 1:30 Tuesday by the Rev. David Davids of Kenwood Park Presbyterian church.
An employee of the Milwaukee for many years, Mr. Bartlett later was assistant engineer at McKinley junior high school.
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