Loveland Herald Daily New, Wednesday, April 12, 1967
Loveland, Colorado
Jake E Stroh Dies at Collins
Jake E Stroh, Route 1, Fort Collins, formerly of Loveland, died early today at Poudre Valley Memorial hospital.
He was born Jan 1, 1899 at Chester, Neb. He attended the Big Thompson school and had lived in the Loveland-Fort Collins area all his life. He and ? Mary Frank were married Jan 30, 1918 at the Congregational church in Loveland.
The deceased was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins and the Pipefitters Local No. 208.
Survivors include his wife, Mary, and the following children; Harold Stroh, Lee Stroh and Mrs. Florence Sorenson, all of Fort Collins, Donald Stroh of Denver and Mrs. Teddy Lebsack of Loveland. There are 12 grandchildren, one brother, Henry Stroh of Fort Collins and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Bohman of Corpeli, Wis., Mrs. Mollie Leckey of Sidney, Ohio and Mrs. Rose Lesser of Franklin, Wis.
Services will be Friday 3 p.m. at the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins, with the Rev. Robert Miller officiating. Interment will be in Grandview cemetery.
Loveland, Colorado
Jake E Stroh Dies at Collins
Jake E Stroh, Route 1, Fort Collins, formerly of Loveland, died early today at Poudre Valley Memorial hospital.
He was born Jan 1, 1899 at Chester, Neb. He attended the Big Thompson school and had lived in the Loveland-Fort Collins area all his life. He and ? Mary Frank were married Jan 30, 1918 at the Congregational church in Loveland.
The deceased was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins and the Pipefitters Local No. 208.
Survivors include his wife, Mary, and the following children; Harold Stroh, Lee Stroh and Mrs. Florence Sorenson, all of Fort Collins, Donald Stroh of Denver and Mrs. Teddy Lebsack of Loveland. There are 12 grandchildren, one brother, Henry Stroh of Fort Collins and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Bohman of Corpeli, Wis., Mrs. Mollie Leckey of Sidney, Ohio and Mrs. Rose Lesser of Franklin, Wis.
Services will be Friday 3 p.m. at the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins, with the Rev. Robert Miller officiating. Interment will be in Grandview cemetery.
Loveland Herald Daily New, Wednesday, April 12, 1967
Loveland, Colorado
Jake E Stroh Dies at Collins
Jake E Stroh, Route 1, Fort Collins, formerly of Loveland, died early today at Poudre Valley Memorial hospital.
He was born Jan 1, 1899 at Chester, Neb. He attended the Big Thompson school and had lived in the Loveland-Fort Collins area all his life. He and ? Mary Frank were married Jan 30, 1918 at the Congregational church in Loveland.
The deceased was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins and the Pipefitters Local No. 208.
Survivors include his wife, Mary, and the following children; Harold Stroh, Lee Stroh and Mrs. Florence Sorenson, all of Fort Collins, Donald Stroh of Denver and Mrs. Teddy Lebsack of Loveland. There are 12 grandchildren, one brother, Henry Stroh of Fort Collins and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Bohman of Corpeli, Wis., Mrs. Mollie Leckey of Sidney, Ohio and Mrs. Rose Lesser of Franklin, Wis.
Services will be Friday 3 p.m. at the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins, with the Rev. Robert Miller officiating. Interment will be in Grandview cemetery.
Loveland, Colorado
Jake E Stroh Dies at Collins
Jake E Stroh, Route 1, Fort Collins, formerly of Loveland, died early today at Poudre Valley Memorial hospital.
He was born Jan 1, 1899 at Chester, Neb. He attended the Big Thompson school and had lived in the Loveland-Fort Collins area all his life. He and ? Mary Frank were married Jan 30, 1918 at the Congregational church in Loveland.
The deceased was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins and the Pipefitters Local No. 208.
Survivors include his wife, Mary, and the following children; Harold Stroh, Lee Stroh and Mrs. Florence Sorenson, all of Fort Collins, Donald Stroh of Denver and Mrs. Teddy Lebsack of Loveland. There are 12 grandchildren, one brother, Henry Stroh of Fort Collins and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Bohman of Corpeli, Wis., Mrs. Mollie Leckey of Sidney, Ohio and Mrs. Rose Lesser of Franklin, Wis.
Services will be Friday 3 p.m. at the Plymouth Congregational church of Fort Collins, with the Rev. Robert Miller officiating. Interment will be in Grandview cemetery.
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