Minnie passed away at her residence, the Mayflower Hotel. She was predeceased by her husband Elmer M. Eckhouse.
Minnie was survived by children: Joseph L. Eckhouse and Suzette Downey (Wallace).
Services were on July 6th at the Riverside Memorial Chapel. Burial was in the Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.
(New York Times, 6 Jul 1948)
Minnie was a Latin-American music expert with ASCAP. Her son Joe Eckhouse was an executive vice president of Gimbel Bros (TLS (#372)).
Minnie was survived by children: Joseph L. Eckhouse and Suzette Downey (Wallace).
Services were on July 6th at the Riverside Memorial Chapel. Burial was in the Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.
(New York Times, 6 Jul 1948)
Minnie was a Latin-American music expert with ASCAP. Her son Joe Eckhouse was an executive vice president of Gimbel Bros (TLS (#372)).
Minnie passed away at her residence, the Mayflower Hotel. She was predeceased by her husband Elmer M. Eckhouse.
Minnie was survived by children: Joseph L. Eckhouse and Suzette Downey (Wallace).
Services were on July 6th at the Riverside Memorial Chapel. Burial was in the Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.
(New York Times, 6 Jul 1948)
Minnie was a Latin-American music expert with ASCAP. Her son Joe Eckhouse was an executive vice president of Gimbel Bros (TLS (#372)).
Minnie was survived by children: Joseph L. Eckhouse and Suzette Downey (Wallace).
Services were on July 6th at the Riverside Memorial Chapel. Burial was in the Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.
(New York Times, 6 Jul 1948)
Minnie was a Latin-American music expert with ASCAP. Her son Joe Eckhouse was an executive vice president of Gimbel Bros (TLS (#372)).
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