His professional career started on March 6, 1945 as a telephone lineman for Cities Service Gas Company. Later he became a licensed two-way radio and microwave technician. He retired from the company in 1983. After his retirement, he volunteered at the Central Service Center, working the clothes closet with his wife for several years. He enjoyed working in his garden, mowing his yard and fixing things. He is remembered by his children as a loving father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Elmer and Adaline displayed a love for people in need. There was never any doubt about their devotion to each other and their wholehearted trust and faith in God. He leaves a legacy to his family of honesty, integrity, hard work, love for family and faith in God the Father.
His professional career started on March 6, 1945 as a telephone lineman for Cities Service Gas Company. Later he became a licensed two-way radio and microwave technician. He retired from the company in 1983. After his retirement, he volunteered at the Central Service Center, working the clothes closet with his wife for several years. He enjoyed working in his garden, mowing his yard and fixing things. He is remembered by his children as a loving father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Elmer and Adaline displayed a love for people in need. There was never any doubt about their devotion to each other and their wholehearted trust and faith in God. He leaves a legacy to his family of honesty, integrity, hard work, love for family and faith in God the Father.
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