Petaluma Argus Courier
Wednesday, October 4, 1939
Henry C. Craner, 86 year old Larkspur resident, was laid to rest last Friday at Mt Tamalpais Cemetery, following funeral services at the Keaton & Dusel Mortuary, San Rafael. Craner succumbed last Thursday at the Sloss Memorial Home, where he had been staying for several weeks. Craner was a pioneer resident of Larkspur, living in that city for over 40 years. He leaves a son, Gerald Craner, architect with offices in San Francisco. Craner was a native of Germany and the widower of the late Mrs. Dolores Craner.
Craner was known here where his death caused regret.
Wednesday, October 4, 1939
Henry C. Craner, 86 year old Larkspur resident, was laid to rest last Friday at Mt Tamalpais Cemetery, following funeral services at the Keaton & Dusel Mortuary, San Rafael. Craner succumbed last Thursday at the Sloss Memorial Home, where he had been staying for several weeks. Craner was a pioneer resident of Larkspur, living in that city for over 40 years. He leaves a son, Gerald Craner, architect with offices in San Francisco. Craner was a native of Germany and the widower of the late Mrs. Dolores Craner.
Craner was known here where his death caused regret.
Petaluma Argus Courier
Wednesday, October 4, 1939
Henry C. Craner, 86 year old Larkspur resident, was laid to rest last Friday at Mt Tamalpais Cemetery, following funeral services at the Keaton & Dusel Mortuary, San Rafael. Craner succumbed last Thursday at the Sloss Memorial Home, where he had been staying for several weeks. Craner was a pioneer resident of Larkspur, living in that city for over 40 years. He leaves a son, Gerald Craner, architect with offices in San Francisco. Craner was a native of Germany and the widower of the late Mrs. Dolores Craner.
Craner was known here where his death caused regret.
Wednesday, October 4, 1939
Henry C. Craner, 86 year old Larkspur resident, was laid to rest last Friday at Mt Tamalpais Cemetery, following funeral services at the Keaton & Dusel Mortuary, San Rafael. Craner succumbed last Thursday at the Sloss Memorial Home, where he had been staying for several weeks. Craner was a pioneer resident of Larkspur, living in that city for over 40 years. He leaves a son, Gerald Craner, architect with offices in San Francisco. Craner was a native of Germany and the widower of the late Mrs. Dolores Craner.
Craner was known here where his death caused regret.
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