Owner of the Boston Shoe Shop in Oak park, CA. 35th and Broadway in Sacramento, CA pre 1951. Now called OLD SOUL bakery and coffee shop in 2012. Everett a long with his brothers LeRoy Madan 1887-1950 and William L. Madan 1889-1952 ran the Boston Shoe Shop (also once called L.C. Shoe Shop). Everett's other siblings are Gertrude Lillian (Madan) Champ 1884-1933 and Lorenzo John Madan 1885-1959. Their parents are Charles Franklin Madan 1862-1936 and Frances Alma (Wood) Madan 1867-1928
His grass marker (flat grave marker) was made of bronze and is missing. (believed to be stolen and sold for scrap metal). His location can be found at the front desk but you will not find a headstone or marker) A picture was taken of where he is buried.
His children were
Richard Allen Madan 1931-1961
Merlynn Ruth (Madan) Skinner 1934 -?
Kathleen Hazel (Madan) Donaldson 1944- 1984
Everett's wife was Muriel (Lochelt) Madan 1909- ?
The grass marker at the bottom of this picture of his burial is his niece Amy E. (Champ) Dole 1914-1951
In the picture ... his head is located (as he lays) by the fence and his feet just above the grass marker of his niece seen in the picture.
His grass marker (flat grave marker) was made of bronze and is missing. (believed to be stolen and sold for scrap metal). His location can be found at the front desk but you will not find a headstone or marker) A picture was taken of where he is buried.
His children were
Richard Allen Madan 1931-1961
Merlynn Ruth (Madan) Skinner 1934 -?
Kathleen Hazel (Madan) Donaldson 1944- 1984
Everett's wife was Muriel (Lochelt) Madan 1909- ?
The grass marker at the bottom of this picture of his burial is his niece Amy E. (Champ) Dole 1914-1951
In the picture ... his head is located (as he lays) by the fence and his feet just above the grass marker of his niece seen in the picture.
Owner of the Boston Shoe Shop in Oak park, CA. 35th and Broadway in Sacramento, CA pre 1951. Now called OLD SOUL bakery and coffee shop in 2012. Everett a long with his brothers LeRoy Madan 1887-1950 and William L. Madan 1889-1952 ran the Boston Shoe Shop (also once called L.C. Shoe Shop). Everett's other siblings are Gertrude Lillian (Madan) Champ 1884-1933 and Lorenzo John Madan 1885-1959. Their parents are Charles Franklin Madan 1862-1936 and Frances Alma (Wood) Madan 1867-1928
His grass marker (flat grave marker) was made of bronze and is missing. (believed to be stolen and sold for scrap metal). His location can be found at the front desk but you will not find a headstone or marker) A picture was taken of where he is buried.
His children were
Richard Allen Madan 1931-1961
Merlynn Ruth (Madan) Skinner 1934 -?
Kathleen Hazel (Madan) Donaldson 1944- 1984
Everett's wife was Muriel (Lochelt) Madan 1909- ?
The grass marker at the bottom of this picture of his burial is his niece Amy E. (Champ) Dole 1914-1951
In the picture ... his head is located (as he lays) by the fence and his feet just above the grass marker of his niece seen in the picture.
His grass marker (flat grave marker) was made of bronze and is missing. (believed to be stolen and sold for scrap metal). His location can be found at the front desk but you will not find a headstone or marker) A picture was taken of where he is buried.
His children were
Richard Allen Madan 1931-1961
Merlynn Ruth (Madan) Skinner 1934 -?
Kathleen Hazel (Madan) Donaldson 1944- 1984
Everett's wife was Muriel (Lochelt) Madan 1909- ?
The grass marker at the bottom of this picture of his burial is his niece Amy E. (Champ) Dole 1914-1951
In the picture ... his head is located (as he lays) by the fence and his feet just above the grass marker of his niece seen in the picture.
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