From the Daily Commercial, Sept 30, 1988, Leesburg, FL
JAMES BASS
James Henry Bass, 75, of 310 Berckman St., Fruitland Park, died Wednesday (Sept. 28, 1988) at home. Born in Holt, he moved here from there in 1931. He was a citrus grower and a member of the Community United Methodist Church where he served on the trustees and administration board. He was a member of the United Methodist Men's Club. Survivors include his mother, Amie Bass of Pensacola, wife, Minnie; two daughters, Theresa Urgelles of Winter Park and Betty Lou Forbes of Orlando; five sons, Bill and David, both of Grand Island, Tommy of Mims, Danny of Fruitland Park and Jim McKnight of Palm Bay; two sisters Ray Curbello of Okahumpka and Christine Nall of Pensacola; three brothers, Marvin of Crestview, John of Leesburg, and Gerald of Lynn Haven; 19 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Page-Theus Guardian Chapel, Leesburg.
JAMES BASS
James Henry Bass, 75, of 310 Berckman St., Fruitland Park, died Wednesday (Sept. 28, 1988) at home. Born in Holt, he moved here from there in 1931. He was a citrus grower and a member of the Community United Methodist Church where he served on the trustees and administration board. He was a member of the United Methodist Men's Club. Survivors include his mother, Amie Bass of Pensacola, wife, Minnie; two daughters, Theresa Urgelles of Winter Park and Betty Lou Forbes of Orlando; five sons, Bill and David, both of Grand Island, Tommy of Mims, Danny of Fruitland Park and Jim McKnight of Palm Bay; two sisters Ray Curbello of Okahumpka and Christine Nall of Pensacola; three brothers, Marvin of Crestview, John of Leesburg, and Gerald of Lynn Haven; 19 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Page-Theus Guardian Chapel, Leesburg.
From the Daily Commercial, Sept 30, 1988, Leesburg, FL
JAMES BASS
James Henry Bass, 75, of 310 Berckman St., Fruitland Park, died Wednesday (Sept. 28, 1988) at home. Born in Holt, he moved here from there in 1931. He was a citrus grower and a member of the Community United Methodist Church where he served on the trustees and administration board. He was a member of the United Methodist Men's Club. Survivors include his mother, Amie Bass of Pensacola, wife, Minnie; two daughters, Theresa Urgelles of Winter Park and Betty Lou Forbes of Orlando; five sons, Bill and David, both of Grand Island, Tommy of Mims, Danny of Fruitland Park and Jim McKnight of Palm Bay; two sisters Ray Curbello of Okahumpka and Christine Nall of Pensacola; three brothers, Marvin of Crestview, John of Leesburg, and Gerald of Lynn Haven; 19 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Page-Theus Guardian Chapel, Leesburg.
JAMES BASS
James Henry Bass, 75, of 310 Berckman St., Fruitland Park, died Wednesday (Sept. 28, 1988) at home. Born in Holt, he moved here from there in 1931. He was a citrus grower and a member of the Community United Methodist Church where he served on the trustees and administration board. He was a member of the United Methodist Men's Club. Survivors include his mother, Amie Bass of Pensacola, wife, Minnie; two daughters, Theresa Urgelles of Winter Park and Betty Lou Forbes of Orlando; five sons, Bill and David, both of Grand Island, Tommy of Mims, Danny of Fruitland Park and Jim McKnight of Palm Bay; two sisters Ray Curbello of Okahumpka and Christine Nall of Pensacola; three brothers, Marvin of Crestview, John of Leesburg, and Gerald of Lynn Haven; 19 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Page-Theus Guardian Chapel, Leesburg.
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