Lloyd Watson Garrett, husband of Elizabeth Garrett, of 202 Indiana Street in Neodesha, passed away at the age of 88 in the Wilson County Hospital.
He was in the produce business and a Neodesha resident since 1923. He was the son of Reuben Garrett and Margaret Appleby.
According to her Great-granddaughter, Sherri Brown Gann: My great-grandparents, Lloyd and Elizabeth Garrett lived in this house until they died. They were parents of Ray Garrett - Klayder and Garrett Pharmacy. They bought the house sight unseen. They traveled to Neodesha by train and walked from the train station to their new home. It remains in the family today.
He was in the produce business and a Neodesha resident since 1923. He was the son of Reuben Garrett and Margaret Appleby.
According to her Great-granddaughter, Sherri Brown Gann: My great-grandparents, Lloyd and Elizabeth Garrett lived in this house until they died. They were parents of Ray Garrett - Klayder and Garrett Pharmacy. They bought the house sight unseen. They traveled to Neodesha by train and walked from the train station to their new home. It remains in the family today.
Lloyd Watson Garrett, husband of Elizabeth Garrett, of 202 Indiana Street in Neodesha, passed away at the age of 88 in the Wilson County Hospital.
He was in the produce business and a Neodesha resident since 1923. He was the son of Reuben Garrett and Margaret Appleby.
According to her Great-granddaughter, Sherri Brown Gann: My great-grandparents, Lloyd and Elizabeth Garrett lived in this house until they died. They were parents of Ray Garrett - Klayder and Garrett Pharmacy. They bought the house sight unseen. They traveled to Neodesha by train and walked from the train station to their new home. It remains in the family today.
He was in the produce business and a Neodesha resident since 1923. He was the son of Reuben Garrett and Margaret Appleby.
According to her Great-granddaughter, Sherri Brown Gann: My great-grandparents, Lloyd and Elizabeth Garrett lived in this house until they died. They were parents of Ray Garrett - Klayder and Garrett Pharmacy. They bought the house sight unseen. They traveled to Neodesha by train and walked from the train station to their new home. It remains in the family today.
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