Humbert Crescenzi, 60, of Piedmont Ave., died Tuesday morning at his residence. A native of Port Tampa City, he had resided in Hillsborough County all of his life. Mr. Crescenzi served in World War I. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Leona Shirley Crescenzi, Tampa; one son, Dick Crescenzi, Jersey City, N. J.; one stepdaughter, one stepson, Jack Haenel, Tampa; his mother, Mrs. Frances Crescenzi, Tampa, and one sister. The Rev. Sybie Salathe, Miami. Mr. Crescenzi was a member of Seminole Post No. 11, American Legion. Interment will be in American Legion Cemetery with MacDill Air Force Base according full military honors, and Seminole Post No. 11 American Legion members win serve as pallbearers.
The Tampa Tribune - 16 Sep 1959, Wed
h/o Edna (Hutto) Crescenci m1924-1947
The Tampa Tribune - 16 Sep 1959, Wed
h/o Edna (Hutto) Crescenci m1924-1947
Humbert Crescenzi, 60, of Piedmont Ave., died Tuesday morning at his residence. A native of Port Tampa City, he had resided in Hillsborough County all of his life. Mr. Crescenzi served in World War I. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Leona Shirley Crescenzi, Tampa; one son, Dick Crescenzi, Jersey City, N. J.; one stepdaughter, one stepson, Jack Haenel, Tampa; his mother, Mrs. Frances Crescenzi, Tampa, and one sister. The Rev. Sybie Salathe, Miami. Mr. Crescenzi was a member of Seminole Post No. 11, American Legion. Interment will be in American Legion Cemetery with MacDill Air Force Base according full military honors, and Seminole Post No. 11 American Legion members win serve as pallbearers.
The Tampa Tribune - 16 Sep 1959, Wed
h/o Edna (Hutto) Crescenci m1924-1947
The Tampa Tribune - 16 Sep 1959, Wed
h/o Edna (Hutto) Crescenci m1924-1947
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Error on stone, Mr. Crescenzi died September 15, 1959
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