Bradley Alan Osterling, 1358 East G. Ave., Richland died Saturday evening, May 24, at his residence. Mr. Osterling was born in Kalamazoo on Sept. 14, 1960 and most recently was employed as a woodworker wjth Landscape Farms. He had been a former employee of the Goff Tool and Die Shop for about 2 years and a 1978 graduate of Galesburg-Augusta High School. He attended the Galesburg United Methodist Church and was former member of the United 4-H of Galesburg. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Osterling, one brother and three sisters, Mrs. Philip (Ellen) VanHammen of Grand Rapids, Brian Osterling of Galesburg, Maria Osterling and Elaine Osterling, both at home; a niece, Margaret Elaine Osterlirtg of Galesburg; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Fern Cutler of Augusta; several aunts, uncles and cousins. Services were Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the Hoag-Switzer Funeral Home of Galesburg with Rev. Hubert Lowes of the Augusta United Methodist Church and Rev. C. Jack Scott of Indiana Officiating. Burial was in the Augusta Cemetery. Friends may make contributions to the Galesburg United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship. The Argus May 28, 1980 page 8
Bradley Alan Osterling, 1358 East G. Ave., Richland died Saturday evening, May 24, at his residence. Mr. Osterling was born in Kalamazoo on Sept. 14, 1960 and most recently was employed as a woodworker wjth Landscape Farms. He had been a former employee of the Goff Tool and Die Shop for about 2 years and a 1978 graduate of Galesburg-Augusta High School. He attended the Galesburg United Methodist Church and was former member of the United 4-H of Galesburg. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Osterling, one brother and three sisters, Mrs. Philip (Ellen) VanHammen of Grand Rapids, Brian Osterling of Galesburg, Maria Osterling and Elaine Osterling, both at home; a niece, Margaret Elaine Osterlirtg of Galesburg; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Fern Cutler of Augusta; several aunts, uncles and cousins. Services were Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at the Hoag-Switzer Funeral Home of Galesburg with Rev. Hubert Lowes of the Augusta United Methodist Church and Rev. C. Jack Scott of Indiana Officiating. Burial was in the Augusta Cemetery. Friends may make contributions to the Galesburg United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship. The Argus May 28, 1980 page 8
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