Obituary from San Antonio Light (San Antonio) August 31, 1926
Fire Captain's Wife Buried by Department
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Della Kuhlmann, 29, of 304 Rose street, who died Monday in a local hospital. She was the wife of Captain H. . Kuhlmann of the San Antonio fire department. District fire chiefs were the active pallbearers and were accompanied by an honorary escort of 20 members of the first department under Chief J. G. Sarran.
The deceased is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mary Kuhlmann; her father, Fred Imho; foster brother, Eddie Marberry, and one brother, Hugh Bennett, all of San Antonio
Fire Captain's Wife Buried by Department
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Della Kuhlmann, 29, of 304 Rose street, who died Monday in a local hospital. She was the wife of Captain H. . Kuhlmann of the San Antonio fire department. District fire chiefs were the active pallbearers and were accompanied by an honorary escort of 20 members of the first department under Chief J. G. Sarran.
The deceased is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mary Kuhlmann; her father, Fred Imho; foster brother, Eddie Marberry, and one brother, Hugh Bennett, all of San Antonio
Obituary from San Antonio Light (San Antonio) August 31, 1926
Fire Captain's Wife Buried by Department
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Della Kuhlmann, 29, of 304 Rose street, who died Monday in a local hospital. She was the wife of Captain H. . Kuhlmann of the San Antonio fire department. District fire chiefs were the active pallbearers and were accompanied by an honorary escort of 20 members of the first department under Chief J. G. Sarran.
The deceased is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mary Kuhlmann; her father, Fred Imho; foster brother, Eddie Marberry, and one brother, Hugh Bennett, all of San Antonio
Fire Captain's Wife Buried by Department
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Della Kuhlmann, 29, of 304 Rose street, who died Monday in a local hospital. She was the wife of Captain H. . Kuhlmann of the San Antonio fire department. District fire chiefs were the active pallbearers and were accompanied by an honorary escort of 20 members of the first department under Chief J. G. Sarran.
The deceased is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mary Kuhlmann; her father, Fred Imho; foster brother, Eddie Marberry, and one brother, Hugh Bennett, all of San Antonio
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