Edgar E Brensinger is the son of Arthur P Brensinger and Lola B Simmons. He is the husband of Jessie E Breeden, whom they had 6 children. He was killed in a car accident at the age of 51. The picture is of him in S.E. D.C. with his sons Edgar & Russell.
This is the article that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov. 14, 1969:
Landover Driver Killed, 2 Hurt in Beltway Crash
A 51 year old Landover man was fatally injured yesterday when his car flipped over and rolled down an embankment on the Beltway near Morningside in Prince George's County. Two passengers were injured. Police said Edgar E. Brensinger of 3729 Brightseat Rd was driving west at 3:20pm when the car went onto the median strip traveled about 320 feet, went back across the road, struck a guard rail and flipped over. The victim's son Lester, 31 and a friend, both of the same address were treated for scalp cuts at Cafraile Hospital and released. Brensinger was pronounced dead at the hospital.
This is a memorial that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov 13, 1970 in Memoriam:
Brensinger, Edgar E. Sr. In loving memory of Edgar E. Brensinger Sr., who passed away one year ago today, Nov 13, 1969. When days are dark and lonely, and everything seems to go wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer up and carry on." Each time I look at your picture, you seem to smile and say, "Don't grieve, I'm only sleeping, We will meet again some day." Loving Wife, Jessie E. Brensinger; children and Grandchildren.
This is the article that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov. 14, 1969:
Landover Driver Killed, 2 Hurt in Beltway Crash
A 51 year old Landover man was fatally injured yesterday when his car flipped over and rolled down an embankment on the Beltway near Morningside in Prince George's County. Two passengers were injured. Police said Edgar E. Brensinger of 3729 Brightseat Rd was driving west at 3:20pm when the car went onto the median strip traveled about 320 feet, went back across the road, struck a guard rail and flipped over. The victim's son Lester, 31 and a friend, both of the same address were treated for scalp cuts at Cafraile Hospital and released. Brensinger was pronounced dead at the hospital.
This is a memorial that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov 13, 1970 in Memoriam:
Brensinger, Edgar E. Sr. In loving memory of Edgar E. Brensinger Sr., who passed away one year ago today, Nov 13, 1969. When days are dark and lonely, and everything seems to go wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer up and carry on." Each time I look at your picture, you seem to smile and say, "Don't grieve, I'm only sleeping, We will meet again some day." Loving Wife, Jessie E. Brensinger; children and Grandchildren.
Edgar E Brensinger is the son of Arthur P Brensinger and Lola B Simmons. He is the husband of Jessie E Breeden, whom they had 6 children. He was killed in a car accident at the age of 51. The picture is of him in S.E. D.C. with his sons Edgar & Russell.
This is the article that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov. 14, 1969:
Landover Driver Killed, 2 Hurt in Beltway Crash
A 51 year old Landover man was fatally injured yesterday when his car flipped over and rolled down an embankment on the Beltway near Morningside in Prince George's County. Two passengers were injured. Police said Edgar E. Brensinger of 3729 Brightseat Rd was driving west at 3:20pm when the car went onto the median strip traveled about 320 feet, went back across the road, struck a guard rail and flipped over. The victim's son Lester, 31 and a friend, both of the same address were treated for scalp cuts at Cafraile Hospital and released. Brensinger was pronounced dead at the hospital.
This is a memorial that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov 13, 1970 in Memoriam:
Brensinger, Edgar E. Sr. In loving memory of Edgar E. Brensinger Sr., who passed away one year ago today, Nov 13, 1969. When days are dark and lonely, and everything seems to go wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer up and carry on." Each time I look at your picture, you seem to smile and say, "Don't grieve, I'm only sleeping, We will meet again some day." Loving Wife, Jessie E. Brensinger; children and Grandchildren.
This is the article that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov. 14, 1969:
Landover Driver Killed, 2 Hurt in Beltway Crash
A 51 year old Landover man was fatally injured yesterday when his car flipped over and rolled down an embankment on the Beltway near Morningside in Prince George's County. Two passengers were injured. Police said Edgar E. Brensinger of 3729 Brightseat Rd was driving west at 3:20pm when the car went onto the median strip traveled about 320 feet, went back across the road, struck a guard rail and flipped over. The victim's son Lester, 31 and a friend, both of the same address were treated for scalp cuts at Cafraile Hospital and released. Brensinger was pronounced dead at the hospital.
This is a memorial that was printed in the Washington Post on Nov 13, 1970 in Memoriam:
Brensinger, Edgar E. Sr. In loving memory of Edgar E. Brensinger Sr., who passed away one year ago today, Nov 13, 1969. When days are dark and lonely, and everything seems to go wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer up and carry on." Each time I look at your picture, you seem to smile and say, "Don't grieve, I'm only sleeping, We will meet again some day." Loving Wife, Jessie E. Brensinger; children and Grandchildren.
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BRENSINGER / EDGAR E., SR. / 1918 - 1969
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