Vernon Gaylord Ghramm was the son of Chriss and Hazel Ghramm of Fall River, Kansas. Gaylord was born December 04, 1931 and passed away September 17,1942 at the age of 10 years 9months and 13 days.
With the adventure of boyhood, Gaylord had gone after school to play at the river. No one knows what ill fate befell him in the water, but he had been alone only a little while when his body was found and efforts to revive him failed.
He is survived by his father and mother; two brothers, Clyde and Lawrence, of the home; five sisters, Vera, Phylis, Nina and Fern of the home and Mrs. Jack Pulley, of Pueblo, Colorado' one brother-in-law, Mr. Jack Pulley; a tiny niece. Betty Louise Pulley; several aunts and uncles; a number of cousins and many loyal friends and neighbors.
With the adventure of boyhood, Gaylord had gone after school to play at the river. No one knows what ill fate befell him in the water, but he had been alone only a little while when his body was found and efforts to revive him failed.
He is survived by his father and mother; two brothers, Clyde and Lawrence, of the home; five sisters, Vera, Phylis, Nina and Fern of the home and Mrs. Jack Pulley, of Pueblo, Colorado' one brother-in-law, Mr. Jack Pulley; a tiny niece. Betty Louise Pulley; several aunts and uncles; a number of cousins and many loyal friends and neighbors.
Vernon Gaylord Ghramm was the son of Chriss and Hazel Ghramm of Fall River, Kansas. Gaylord was born December 04, 1931 and passed away September 17,1942 at the age of 10 years 9months and 13 days.
With the adventure of boyhood, Gaylord had gone after school to play at the river. No one knows what ill fate befell him in the water, but he had been alone only a little while when his body was found and efforts to revive him failed.
He is survived by his father and mother; two brothers, Clyde and Lawrence, of the home; five sisters, Vera, Phylis, Nina and Fern of the home and Mrs. Jack Pulley, of Pueblo, Colorado' one brother-in-law, Mr. Jack Pulley; a tiny niece. Betty Louise Pulley; several aunts and uncles; a number of cousins and many loyal friends and neighbors.
With the adventure of boyhood, Gaylord had gone after school to play at the river. No one knows what ill fate befell him in the water, but he had been alone only a little while when his body was found and efforts to revive him failed.
He is survived by his father and mother; two brothers, Clyde and Lawrence, of the home; five sisters, Vera, Phylis, Nina and Fern of the home and Mrs. Jack Pulley, of Pueblo, Colorado' one brother-in-law, Mr. Jack Pulley; a tiny niece. Betty Louise Pulley; several aunts and uncles; a number of cousins and many loyal friends and neighbors.
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