Charles Everett is son of Evan Louise 'Fred' Brandon and Estella HOPKINS.
He enlisted in Army 1944 Columbus, Ohio and married Olive "Ollie" Mae TRAVIS, September 30, 1950, Belmont, Ohio.
(Thanks to Bill Henderson for finding his obituary in the Courier Crescent, June 19, 1975, excerpts below:)
Charles lived in North Lawrence many years and was a truck driver for Cleveland Associated Transport Co. He died at Cleveland Veterans Hospital.
He was a member of United Presbyterian Church and American Legion in Marshallville, and had served in the US Army during World War II.
He was surved by his wife Olive 'Ollie' Mae TRAVIS, three daughters Rose Ann, Debbie Jean and Mrs. (Karen) Charles Adams; and one son Charles James.
He enlisted in Army 1944 Columbus, Ohio and married Olive "Ollie" Mae TRAVIS, September 30, 1950, Belmont, Ohio.
(Thanks to Bill Henderson for finding his obituary in the Courier Crescent, June 19, 1975, excerpts below:)
Charles lived in North Lawrence many years and was a truck driver for Cleveland Associated Transport Co. He died at Cleveland Veterans Hospital.
He was a member of United Presbyterian Church and American Legion in Marshallville, and had served in the US Army during World War II.
He was surved by his wife Olive 'Ollie' Mae TRAVIS, three daughters Rose Ann, Debbie Jean and Mrs. (Karen) Charles Adams; and one son Charles James.
Charles Everett is son of Evan Louise 'Fred' Brandon and Estella HOPKINS.
He enlisted in Army 1944 Columbus, Ohio and married Olive "Ollie" Mae TRAVIS, September 30, 1950, Belmont, Ohio.
(Thanks to Bill Henderson for finding his obituary in the Courier Crescent, June 19, 1975, excerpts below:)
Charles lived in North Lawrence many years and was a truck driver for Cleveland Associated Transport Co. He died at Cleveland Veterans Hospital.
He was a member of United Presbyterian Church and American Legion in Marshallville, and had served in the US Army during World War II.
He was surved by his wife Olive 'Ollie' Mae TRAVIS, three daughters Rose Ann, Debbie Jean and Mrs. (Karen) Charles Adams; and one son Charles James.
He enlisted in Army 1944 Columbus, Ohio and married Olive "Ollie" Mae TRAVIS, September 30, 1950, Belmont, Ohio.
(Thanks to Bill Henderson for finding his obituary in the Courier Crescent, June 19, 1975, excerpts below:)
Charles lived in North Lawrence many years and was a truck driver for Cleveland Associated Transport Co. He died at Cleveland Veterans Hospital.
He was a member of United Presbyterian Church and American Legion in Marshallville, and had served in the US Army during World War II.
He was surved by his wife Olive 'Ollie' Mae TRAVIS, three daughters Rose Ann, Debbie Jean and Mrs. (Karen) Charles Adams; and one son Charles James.
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