Comanche Reflex
Comanche, Oklahoma
July 11, 1929
Albert W Posey, World War I Veteran, having been gassed brought about his death. Employed by the Rock Island Railroad, he was a Christain, Mason and father who leaves wife Brodie, and his children Mary Belle, Fern and Nadine. He leaves a sister Mrs. Callie Jones. Funeral services were at the Church of Christ with Rev. Roy Harp and graveside services by Comanche Masonic Lodge. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery.
Extracted from:
Cow Creek Water and
Red Brick Earth
By Helen Stewart
ie, Luella was his wife and Brodie was a son.
Comanche, Oklahoma
July 11, 1929
Albert W Posey, World War I Veteran, having been gassed brought about his death. Employed by the Rock Island Railroad, he was a Christain, Mason and father who leaves wife Brodie, and his children Mary Belle, Fern and Nadine. He leaves a sister Mrs. Callie Jones. Funeral services were at the Church of Christ with Rev. Roy Harp and graveside services by Comanche Masonic Lodge. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery.
Extracted from:
Cow Creek Water and
Red Brick Earth
By Helen Stewart
ie, Luella was his wife and Brodie was a son.
Comanche Reflex
Comanche, Oklahoma
July 11, 1929
Albert W Posey, World War I Veteran, having been gassed brought about his death. Employed by the Rock Island Railroad, he was a Christain, Mason and father who leaves wife Brodie, and his children Mary Belle, Fern and Nadine. He leaves a sister Mrs. Callie Jones. Funeral services were at the Church of Christ with Rev. Roy Harp and graveside services by Comanche Masonic Lodge. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery.
Extracted from:
Cow Creek Water and
Red Brick Earth
By Helen Stewart
ie, Luella was his wife and Brodie was a son.
Comanche, Oklahoma
July 11, 1929
Albert W Posey, World War I Veteran, having been gassed brought about his death. Employed by the Rock Island Railroad, he was a Christain, Mason and father who leaves wife Brodie, and his children Mary Belle, Fern and Nadine. He leaves a sister Mrs. Callie Jones. Funeral services were at the Church of Christ with Rev. Roy Harp and graveside services by Comanche Masonic Lodge. Burial was in Fairlawn Cemetery.
Extracted from:
Cow Creek Water and
Red Brick Earth
By Helen Stewart
ie, Luella was his wife and Brodie was a son.
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