Missouri death certificate # 61-013281 male, white, married, salesman, Bakery Co. Holsum Bread Co. Parents James M and Mildred Grace [Smith] Bacon. Wife and informant Eva Bacon. Social Security number provided on the document. In armed forces WW II. Herman Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in St. Mary's Cemetery Springfield, MO. April 12, 1961.
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Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Mon. 10 Apr. 1961, Page-15,
JAMES L. BACON, SR.,
James L. Bacon, Sr., 42, of 1355 North Broadway, died today at Burge -Protestant Hospital, following a short illness. He was admitted to the hospital April 2.
Mr. Bacon a lifelong Springfield resident, was a salesman for Holsum Bread Company. He was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. A Veteran of World War II, he was a member of Teamsters union Local no. 28.
Survivors include his wife, Eva; six sons, Jim, a student at Washington University Medical school and Richard, Greg, Joe, Bill and Dave, all of the home and five daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Burton, Michigan City, Ind., and Mrs. Bonnie Dorsey, Grace, Mary and Patricia, all of the home, also surviving is his stepfather, Elmer Chamberlain, Tulsa.
Arrangements are under direction of Herman Lohmeyer.
Contributor: JHarrison (47104118)
Suggested edit:
Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Mon. 10 Apr. 1961, Page-15,
JAMES L. BACON, SR.,
James L. Bacon, Sr., 42, of 1355 North Broadway, died today at Burge -Protestant Hospital, following a short illness. He was admitted to the hospital April 2.
Mr. Bacon a lifelong Springfield resident, was a salesman for Holsum Bread Company. He was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. A Veteran of World War II, he was a member of Teamsters union Local no. 28.
Survivors include his wife, Eva; six sons, Jim, a student at Washington University Medical school and Richard, Greg, Joe, Bill and Dave, all of the home and five daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Burton, Michigan City, Ind., and Mrs. Bonnie Dorsey, Grace, Mary and Patricia, all of the home, also surviving is his stepfather, Elmer Chamberlain, Tulsa.
Arrangements are under direction of Herman Lohmeyer.
Contributor: JHarrison (47104118)
Missouri death certificate # 61-013281 male, white, married, salesman, Bakery Co. Holsum Bread Co. Parents James M and Mildred Grace [Smith] Bacon. Wife and informant Eva Bacon. Social Security number provided on the document. In armed forces WW II. Herman Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in St. Mary's Cemetery Springfield, MO. April 12, 1961.
Suggested edit:
Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Mon. 10 Apr. 1961, Page-15,
JAMES L. BACON, SR.,
James L. Bacon, Sr., 42, of 1355 North Broadway, died today at Burge -Protestant Hospital, following a short illness. He was admitted to the hospital April 2.
Mr. Bacon a lifelong Springfield resident, was a salesman for Holsum Bread Company. He was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. A Veteran of World War II, he was a member of Teamsters union Local no. 28.
Survivors include his wife, Eva; six sons, Jim, a student at Washington University Medical school and Richard, Greg, Joe, Bill and Dave, all of the home and five daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Burton, Michigan City, Ind., and Mrs. Bonnie Dorsey, Grace, Mary and Patricia, all of the home, also surviving is his stepfather, Elmer Chamberlain, Tulsa.
Arrangements are under direction of Herman Lohmeyer.
Contributor: JHarrison (47104118)
Suggested edit:
Springfield Leader and Press (Springfield, Missouri) Mon. 10 Apr. 1961, Page-15,
JAMES L. BACON, SR.,
James L. Bacon, Sr., 42, of 1355 North Broadway, died today at Burge -Protestant Hospital, following a short illness. He was admitted to the hospital April 2.
Mr. Bacon a lifelong Springfield resident, was a salesman for Holsum Bread Company. He was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. A Veteran of World War II, he was a member of Teamsters union Local no. 28.
Survivors include his wife, Eva; six sons, Jim, a student at Washington University Medical school and Richard, Greg, Joe, Bill and Dave, all of the home and five daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Burton, Michigan City, Ind., and Mrs. Bonnie Dorsey, Grace, Mary and Patricia, all of the home, also surviving is his stepfather, Elmer Chamberlain, Tulsa.
Arrangements are under direction of Herman Lohmeyer.
Contributor: JHarrison (47104118)
Inscription
BACON
PATRICIA J.
STOUT
1948 - 1969
JAMES LEROY
BACON
1918 - 1961
JAMES LEROY BACON SR
MISSOURI
SGT BTRY A 53 AAA BN CAC
WORLD WAR II
MAY 4 1918 APR 10 1961
Gravesite Details
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