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Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 21
GI's Wife Dies, Probe Is Planned
The coroner's office has scheduled an autopsy for today to determine what caused the death of Mrs. Geraldine Fields, 23, of 2419 P Street who died last night as an ambulance was taking her to the emergency hospital.
Her husband, Harold, a McClellan Air Force Base airman, told the police he was in the bathroom when he heard his wife make a snoring sound. When he entered the room, he stated, she was laying across the bed frothing from the mouth.
He called the police and then tried to aid her. She was pronounced dead in the emergency hospital.
Fields said his wife was packed for a trip to the home of relatives in Modesto when she collapsed. She planned to attend a family reunion this weekend.
Mrs. Fields was employed by the department of motor vehicles. The couple have a daughter, Gwynneth Anne, 4.
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 32
FIELDS--In this city February 13, 1953, Geraldine Fields dearly beloved wife of Harold W. FIelds of Mather Field, beloved mother of Gwynneth Ann Fisher of this city, loving daughter of Carl Booth of Tracy and Betty L. Costa of Modesto, sister of Kenneth Booth of the United States Navy and C. E. Booth of United States Army; a native of Texas, aged 23 years. Remains will be forwarded tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon to Modesto for services and interment. (George J. Klumpp).
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 21
GI's Wife Dies, Probe Is Planned
The coroner's office has scheduled an autopsy for today to determine what caused the death of Mrs. Geraldine Fields, 23, of 2419 P Street who died last night as an ambulance was taking her to the emergency hospital.
Her husband, Harold, a McClellan Air Force Base airman, told the police he was in the bathroom when he heard his wife make a snoring sound. When he entered the room, he stated, she was laying across the bed frothing from the mouth.
He called the police and then tried to aid her. She was pronounced dead in the emergency hospital.
Fields said his wife was packed for a trip to the home of relatives in Modesto when she collapsed. She planned to attend a family reunion this weekend.
Mrs. Fields was employed by the department of motor vehicles. The couple have a daughter, Gwynneth Anne, 4.
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 32
FIELDS--In this city February 13, 1953, Geraldine Fields dearly beloved wife of Harold W. FIelds of Mather Field, beloved mother of Gwynneth Ann Fisher of this city, loving daughter of Carl Booth of Tracy and Betty L. Costa of Modesto, sister of Kenneth Booth of the United States Navy and C. E. Booth of United States Army; a native of Texas, aged 23 years. Remains will be forwarded tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon to Modesto for services and interment. (George J. Klumpp).
#47140371:
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 21
GI's Wife Dies, Probe Is Planned
The coroner's office has scheduled an autopsy for today to determine what caused the death of Mrs. Geraldine Fields, 23, of 2419 P Street who died last night as an ambulance was taking her to the emergency hospital.
Her husband, Harold, a McClellan Air Force Base airman, told the police he was in the bathroom when he heard his wife make a snoring sound. When he entered the room, he stated, she was laying across the bed frothing from the mouth.
He called the police and then tried to aid her. She was pronounced dead in the emergency hospital.
Fields said his wife was packed for a trip to the home of relatives in Modesto when she collapsed. She planned to attend a family reunion this weekend.
Mrs. Fields was employed by the department of motor vehicles. The couple have a daughter, Gwynneth Anne, 4.
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 32
FIELDS--In this city February 13, 1953, Geraldine Fields dearly beloved wife of Harold W. FIelds of Mather Field, beloved mother of Gwynneth Ann Fisher of this city, loving daughter of Carl Booth of Tracy and Betty L. Costa of Modesto, sister of Kenneth Booth of the United States Navy and C. E. Booth of United States Army; a native of Texas, aged 23 years. Remains will be forwarded tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon to Modesto for services and interment. (George J. Klumpp).
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 21
GI's Wife Dies, Probe Is Planned
The coroner's office has scheduled an autopsy for today to determine what caused the death of Mrs. Geraldine Fields, 23, of 2419 P Street who died last night as an ambulance was taking her to the emergency hospital.
Her husband, Harold, a McClellan Air Force Base airman, told the police he was in the bathroom when he heard his wife make a snoring sound. When he entered the room, he stated, she was laying across the bed frothing from the mouth.
He called the police and then tried to aid her. She was pronounced dead in the emergency hospital.
Fields said his wife was packed for a trip to the home of relatives in Modesto when she collapsed. She planned to attend a family reunion this weekend.
Mrs. Fields was employed by the department of motor vehicles. The couple have a daughter, Gwynneth Anne, 4.
Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, 14 Feb 1953, Page 32
FIELDS--In this city February 13, 1953, Geraldine Fields dearly beloved wife of Harold W. FIelds of Mather Field, beloved mother of Gwynneth Ann Fisher of this city, loving daughter of Carl Booth of Tracy and Betty L. Costa of Modesto, sister of Kenneth Booth of the United States Navy and C. E. Booth of United States Army; a native of Texas, aged 23 years. Remains will be forwarded tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon to Modesto for services and interment. (George J. Klumpp).
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