Death Certificate
A. M. Catlett
Father: W. Irving Catlett, Arkansas
Mother: Edith Luther, Arkansas
Wife: Mary L. Catlett
Shop Foreman 17 yrs Connell Truck Co.
burial Park View Cemetery June 7, 1965
A.M. Catlett, 40, of 403 E. Sonoma, shop foreman for the Connell Trucking Co. here for 17 years, died today in a local hospital after a short illness. Mr. Catlett, a native of Arkansas, lived here 21 years. Surviving are his wife, Mary L. Catlett of Stockton; loving father of Mary Ann Winans and Betty Jo Catleett, all of Stockton; and brothers and sisters, Harley Catlett, Billy Catlett, Jewell Ferguson, Goldie Tanner, and Judy Rose, all of Stockton, and Glenna Richison of Sacramento. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters and the International Association of Machinists, Local 428.
Burial Park View Cemetery
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jun 4, 1965
A. M. Catlett
Father: W. Irving Catlett, Arkansas
Mother: Edith Luther, Arkansas
Wife: Mary L. Catlett
Shop Foreman 17 yrs Connell Truck Co.
burial Park View Cemetery June 7, 1965
A.M. Catlett, 40, of 403 E. Sonoma, shop foreman for the Connell Trucking Co. here for 17 years, died today in a local hospital after a short illness. Mr. Catlett, a native of Arkansas, lived here 21 years. Surviving are his wife, Mary L. Catlett of Stockton; loving father of Mary Ann Winans and Betty Jo Catleett, all of Stockton; and brothers and sisters, Harley Catlett, Billy Catlett, Jewell Ferguson, Goldie Tanner, and Judy Rose, all of Stockton, and Glenna Richison of Sacramento. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters and the International Association of Machinists, Local 428.
Burial Park View Cemetery
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jun 4, 1965
Death Certificate
A. M. Catlett
Father: W. Irving Catlett, Arkansas
Mother: Edith Luther, Arkansas
Wife: Mary L. Catlett
Shop Foreman 17 yrs Connell Truck Co.
burial Park View Cemetery June 7, 1965
A.M. Catlett, 40, of 403 E. Sonoma, shop foreman for the Connell Trucking Co. here for 17 years, died today in a local hospital after a short illness. Mr. Catlett, a native of Arkansas, lived here 21 years. Surviving are his wife, Mary L. Catlett of Stockton; loving father of Mary Ann Winans and Betty Jo Catleett, all of Stockton; and brothers and sisters, Harley Catlett, Billy Catlett, Jewell Ferguson, Goldie Tanner, and Judy Rose, all of Stockton, and Glenna Richison of Sacramento. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters and the International Association of Machinists, Local 428.
Burial Park View Cemetery
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jun 4, 1965
A. M. Catlett
Father: W. Irving Catlett, Arkansas
Mother: Edith Luther, Arkansas
Wife: Mary L. Catlett
Shop Foreman 17 yrs Connell Truck Co.
burial Park View Cemetery June 7, 1965
A.M. Catlett, 40, of 403 E. Sonoma, shop foreman for the Connell Trucking Co. here for 17 years, died today in a local hospital after a short illness. Mr. Catlett, a native of Arkansas, lived here 21 years. Surviving are his wife, Mary L. Catlett of Stockton; loving father of Mary Ann Winans and Betty Jo Catleett, all of Stockton; and brothers and sisters, Harley Catlett, Billy Catlett, Jewell Ferguson, Goldie Tanner, and Judy Rose, all of Stockton, and Glenna Richison of Sacramento. He was a member of the Independent Order of Foresters and the International Association of Machinists, Local 428.
Burial Park View Cemetery
Stockton Daily Evening Record Jun 4, 1965
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