Charles Paton White, 80, a former resident of several communities in Colorado West, died at his home at 2719 Pine, Boulder, January 16, after a brief illness.
Mr. White was a cattleman near Rangely for many years and was later employed as a maintenance mechanic at Grand Junction and Salt Lake City. He had operated a small appliance repair shop in connection with Grasser Electric in Boulder for 12 years.
He was born September 5, 1894, in Fruita. He was a member of the Masons and Consistory at Grand Junction and El Jebel Shrine in Denver. Mr. White married Gethel Paull in Ogden, Utah, November 20, 1953. Surviving in addition to the wife are two sons, Raymond of Ogden, and Kenneth of Klamath Falls, Oregon, and six grandchildren.
Printed in the Daily Sentinel ~ January 23, 1975
Mr. White was a cattleman near Rangely for many years and was later employed as a maintenance mechanic at Grand Junction and Salt Lake City. He had operated a small appliance repair shop in connection with Grasser Electric in Boulder for 12 years.
He was born September 5, 1894, in Fruita. He was a member of the Masons and Consistory at Grand Junction and El Jebel Shrine in Denver. Mr. White married Gethel Paull in Ogden, Utah, November 20, 1953. Surviving in addition to the wife are two sons, Raymond of Ogden, and Kenneth of Klamath Falls, Oregon, and six grandchildren.
Printed in the Daily Sentinel ~ January 23, 1975
Charles Paton White, 80, a former resident of several communities in Colorado West, died at his home at 2719 Pine, Boulder, January 16, after a brief illness.
Mr. White was a cattleman near Rangely for many years and was later employed as a maintenance mechanic at Grand Junction and Salt Lake City. He had operated a small appliance repair shop in connection with Grasser Electric in Boulder for 12 years.
He was born September 5, 1894, in Fruita. He was a member of the Masons and Consistory at Grand Junction and El Jebel Shrine in Denver. Mr. White married Gethel Paull in Ogden, Utah, November 20, 1953. Surviving in addition to the wife are two sons, Raymond of Ogden, and Kenneth of Klamath Falls, Oregon, and six grandchildren.
Printed in the Daily Sentinel ~ January 23, 1975
Mr. White was a cattleman near Rangely for many years and was later employed as a maintenance mechanic at Grand Junction and Salt Lake City. He had operated a small appliance repair shop in connection with Grasser Electric in Boulder for 12 years.
He was born September 5, 1894, in Fruita. He was a member of the Masons and Consistory at Grand Junction and El Jebel Shrine in Denver. Mr. White married Gethel Paull in Ogden, Utah, November 20, 1953. Surviving in addition to the wife are two sons, Raymond of Ogden, and Kenneth of Klamath Falls, Oregon, and six grandchildren.
Printed in the Daily Sentinel ~ January 23, 1975
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