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| 48801 | The Sun News Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Wednesday, October 21, 2015 David Bass William David Bass July 3, 1958 - October 19, 2015 Murrells Inlet William David Bass, 57, husband of Wanda Cribb Bass, passed away on Monday, October 19, 2015 at his home surrounded by his loving family. Born on July 3, 1958, in Georgetown, he was a son of the late Clifton Bass and the late Barbara Goodman Bass Hughes. Mr. Bass was of the Baptist faith and was a Mason and past Master of Pawleys Island Masonic Lodge # 409. He was an employee of International Paper Company with 37 years of service and was a member of the Quarter Century Club. Mr. Bass enjoyed cooking and barbecuing, singing and restoring old cars. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed fishing, hunting and most of all taking his granddaughters boating. Mr. Bass was a selfless man who loved helping others. Survivors include his wife of Murrells Inlet; a daughter, Ginger Hasty of North Myrtle Beach; two granddaughters, Shea Hasty and Carrie Wilks both of North Myrtle Beach; two sisters, Gayle Jayroe and Diane Chassereau (Gene) both of Georgetown; one brother, Charles Bass (Betty) of Georgetown; a special son-in-law, Marc Hasty of North Myrtle Beach; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his mother and father; and step father, Eddie Hughes. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, October 22, 2015 at Ringel Heights Baptist Church with Reverend Kenny Johnson officiating. Burial will follow in Pennyroyal Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends from 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m. Thursday at Ringel Heights Baptist Church. Memorials may be made to Ringel Heights Baptist Church, 78 Rubin Avenue, Georgetown, South Carolina 29440 or to Pawleys Island Masonic Lodge #409, 75 Haunted Trail, Pawleys Island, South Carolina 29585. Online condolences may be left at www.ridgewayfh.com. Ridgeway Funeral Home of Georgetown is in charge of the arrangements. (843) 485-4242. | Bass, William David (I259)
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| 48802 | The Sun News, Myrtle Peach, South Carolina, Thursday, 8 September 1994 Gracie H. Bass TABOR CITY ? Gracie Heath Bass, 57, died Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1994, in her home. Born in Onslow County, she was a daughter of Elizabeth B. Heath and the late Woodrow Heath. Survivors include her husband, Marvin Bass Jr.; her mother of Fayetteville; three sons, Darrell Faircloth and Shane Faircloth, both of Fayetteville and Toby Faircloth of Georgia; three daughters, Connie Hinson of Burgaw, N.C., Susan Fowler of Geen Sea and Tammy Wallace of Tabor City; two stepsons, Marvin Laverne Bass of Tabor City and Ricky Dale Bass of Fair Bluff, N.C.; a stepdaughter, Tammy Dorman of Tabor City; three sisters, Bonnie Lane of Tooele, Utah, Velma Thompson of Whiteville, N.C., and Laura Grantham of Tabor City; two brothers, Woodrow ?Bud? heath of Fayetteville, N.C., and Ronnie Heath of Tabor City; and 23 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 4 p.m. today in Inman Chapel with the Re3v. Harrell Hinson and Lenier Furr officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lawy Cemetery in Tabor City. Inman Funeral Home is in charge. | Heath, Gracie (I62443)
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| 48803 | The Sun News, October 31, 2014 Ronald C. Bassett November 1, 1931 ? October 28, 2014 Myrtle Beach Ronald C. Bassett 82, passed away on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 peacefully at home. He was born in Ridgefield, Ct. on November 01, 1931. Son of the late Ronald I. Bassett and Francis Greene Bassett. In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by a sister Ruth Pagano. Ronald graduated from Ridgefield High School class of 1950. He was a supervisor at Hobbs Inc. for 40 plus years, while raising his family. He enjoyed fishing, camping, gardening, woodworking and spending time with children as a Boy Scout Leader. He was a member of the Carpenters Local # 120, building many houses in Fairfield County and very involved in forming the Parish of St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church in Ridgebury. He was active at the Village Craftery with his wife for many years. Ron and Betty retired to Myrtle Beach in 1998 where he became very involved in the community and with the Elks Lodge #2797. He enjoyed the pot luck dinners, bingo, his pets and was an avid NY Giant's fan. Ronald is survived by his wife of sixty-one years, Elizabeth "Betty" Bassett; son, Greg Bassett; daughters, Elizabeth Childs and Deborah Spadaro; grandchildren, Matthew Spadaro, Rainer and Gwendolyn Bassett; brother, Fred Bassett; sister LouAnn and many nieces and nephews. A gathering will be held at the Amenities Building at Island Green at 2:00 PM on Saturday, November 01, 2014 Grand Strand Funeral Home and Crematory are serving the family; please sign our guestbook on line at grandstrandfuneralhome. | Bassett, Ronald C. (I3403)
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| 48804 | The Sun News, South Carolina, 31 August 2010 Geraldine Taylor Geraldine F. Taylor, 73, of North Myrtle Beach, died Monday, August 30, 2010 at her home. Born on October 11, 1936 in Columbus County, N.C., she was the daughter of the late Hubert T. and Elnita Powell Fowler. Mrs. Taylor is survived by one son, Gary Wayne Bass of Wilson, N.C.; two daughters, Nancy G. Duncan and Tracey Strickland, both of North Myrtle Beach; one brother, Jerry Fowler, and one sister, Judy Ann Cartrette, both of Whiteville, N.C.; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. No services are scheduled at this time. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Humane Society of North Myrtle Beach, P.O. Box 3369, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582. A message of condolence may be sent by visiting www.leefhc.com. Lee Funeral Home & Crematory of Little River/North Myrtle Beach is serving the family. | Fowler, Geraldine (I48)
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| 48805 | The Sun News, South Carolina, November 30, 2007 John L. Bass MYRTLE BEACH | John Larry Bass, 59, died Wednesday, November 28, 2007 at Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. Mr. Bass was the manager of Captain's Quarters Motel. He loved boating and was a certified boat captain. Mr. Bass was a U.S. veteran. Surviving Mr. Bass are his mother, Marjorie Bass of Lumberton, N.C.; sons, Jonathan Bass (Stacey) of Columbia and Michael Bass of Myrtle Beach; daughter, Gretchen Bass of Raleigh, N.C.; sister, Paula Bass Massey (Bernard) of Conway; and granddaughter, Lauren Wheeler. His father, Bobby Paul Bass; and a sister, Barbara Bass Luther Campbell, preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, December 2, 2007 at Bloomingdale Baptist Church, with the Rev. Mike Pittman officiating. Burial will be in John Rhodes Farm Cemetery, Fairmont, N.C. The family will receive friends from 5 until 7 p.m. Friday, November 30, 2007 at the home of his sister, Paula Massy, 404 Crescent Drive of Conway. Please sign a guest book at MyrtleBeachOnline.com. A service of Floyd Funeral Services, Fairmont, N.C. | Bass, John Larry (I1498)
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| 48806 | The Sun News, South Carolina, October 3, 2021 James Bass Jr. October 5, 1935 ? September 30, 2021 Greenville, South Carolina - Reverend James Anderson Bass Jr. October 5, 1935 ? September 30, 2021 Greenville, South Carolina Reverend James Anderson Bass Jr. of Greenville passed away September 30, 2021. The son of the late James Anderson, Sr. and "Kit" Bass of Rock Hill, South Carolina, and husband of Beverly Graham Bass. Please visit www.thomasmcafee.com for full obituary and service details. Thomas McAfee Funeral Homes James Anderson Bass Jr. Date of Death: September 30, 2021 Reverend James Anderson Bass Jr. of Rolling Green Village in Greenville, South Carolina passed away on Thursday, September 30, 2021, five days before his 86th birthday. The son of the late James Anderson, Sr. and ?Kit? Bass of Rock Hill, South Carolina, he graduated from Winthrop Training School and then from Furman University in 1957. There he met the former Beverly Graham from Lancaster. After a first date on their mutual birthday, October 5, they were married following Beverly?s graduation on June 21, 1958. They moved to Louisville, Kentucky, where Andy was a student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. After graduation, in 1960, he became Associate Pastor at First Baptist Church in Mobile, Alabama. Other pastorates followed, including First Baptist Church in Newberry, South Carolina (1962 to 1973), Thomas Memorial Baptist Church in Bennettsville, South Carolina (1973 to 1985), and First Baptist Church in Conway, South Carolina (1985 to 1998). After retirement, he served interim pastorates, and was Pastor at Beulah Baptist Church in Loris, South Carolina until 2011. An active community and denominational leader, Reverend Bass was known for directing community youth choruses, being active in Rotary Club (serving as President in Bennettsville), serving as moderator of several Baptist Associations, on the General Board of South Carolina Baptists, and as chairman of the Baptist Courier Board of Trustees. He enjoyed many hobbies, including music, woodworking, candle making, watercolor painting, photography, and genealogy ? just to name a few. A devoted husband and father, Reverend Bass is survived by his wife, Beverly, of 63 years and three children, James Anderson Bass, III and Vanetta of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, Blair DeLeslie Bass, and Teresa of Greensboro, North Carolina, and Beth Bass Turner and Reverend Paul Turner of Easley, South Carolina. There are five grandchildren, Anderson Bass, IV, Leslie T. Barksdale and Micah, Carrie Turner, Gracelynn Bass, and Abigail Bass; and an expected great-grandson arriving in November. A memorial service will be held Monday, October 4, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. at Earle Street Baptist Church in Greenville, South Carolina with visitation following the service. Interment will take place in Laurelwood Cemetery in Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Sunday, October 3, 2021 at 3:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to the Capital Campaign of Earle Street Baptist Church. The memorial service will be livestreamed via the Earle Street Baptist Church YouTube channel. To access the church?s channel, go to YouTube and search for Earle Street Baptist Church. If you are unable to view the service live, the video will be archived for viewing at a later time. ?His life was well lived, and he was well loved.? | Bass, Reverend James Anderson Jr. (I40245)
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| 48807 | The Sun, Alfred, New York, August 25, 1909 Obituary John Chandler Bassett was born in Bennington County, Vermont, January 26, 1826, and died in Andover, Aug. 17, 1909. He was the fifth child of John Chandler Bassett and Martha St. John. In 1828 the parents moved to Independence and left their two year old child for a time with his grandparents at Walton, in Delaware Co. He afterwards joined the family at the Independence farm where much of his life was spent. In early manhood he joined the Independence S.D.B. church, of which he has been a consistent member of more than 60 years. During all this time he has led an earnest consecrated Christian life, which has endeared him to all who knew him. Sept. 30, 1850, he was united in marriage with Elizabeth Reading, who survives him. Six children blessed this union, of whom four are now living: Henry K. Bassett of Independence, T. Eugene Bassett of Oswego, Thomas Bassett of Andover, and Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter of Elizabethton, Tenn. In 1882 Mr. Bassett moved to Alfred to give the advantages of a higher education to his two younger children. Ten years later they removed to Andover where they have since resided. Many people have enjoyed the hospitality of the home of ?Father? and ?Mother? Bassett, as they are lovingly known by their friends. Mr. Bassett had been in failing health for some time, and on the morning of Aug. 17 he quietly fell asleep. The family gathering at his home on Aug. 19 was a sorrowful one, but there was, no doubt, a joyful reunion in Heaven. Besides his parents, eight brothers and sisters and two children had preceded him to the Heavenly home. Five brothers and sisters are living, as follows: Mrs. Betsey Kingsbury of Rushford, N.Y., Mrs. Julia Chrisman of Walton, George H. Bassett of Woodhull, Francis M. Bassett of Andover and Mrs. Eliza E. Stillman of Boston, Mass. The Rev. Ira Lee Cottrell, a former pastor, conducted the funeral service, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Boynton of the Baptist church. Mr. Cottrell gave a helpful talk on Immortality, and paid a fine tribute to the character of Mr. Bassett. The interment was in the family lot at Independence. 1860 Federal Census of Independence, Allegany County, New York (22 Jun 1860) John C. Bassett 34 M Vermont Farmer 4500 700 Eliza 28 F New York Mary 8 F New York Henry 6 M New York Eugene 4 M New York Martha 61 F New York Frances M. 24 M New York Farm Laborer Eliza E. 19 F New York Adelia Kingsbery 40 F New York Domestic | Bassett, John Chandler (I08707)
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| 48808 | The Sun, Baltimore, Maryland August 24, 2003 Eleanor Scott Goldbloom Bassett, 94, doctor, women's rights advocate Eleanor Scott Goldbloom Bassett, a longtime Baltimore physician and advocate of women's health issues and rights, died Monday at an assisted-living home in Pittsburgh of a heart attack. She was 94. Dr. Scott, as she was known professionally throughout her more than three decades of practice as an obstetrician and gynecologist, was born in Philadelpha. At the age of 5, she knew she wanted to be a doctor, said her daughter, Ellen G. Kight of Pittsburgh. She said her mother would often choose that role rather than a nurse in childhood role plays. By the time her mother was 10, she was sketching the human anatomy, showing a "flabbergasted" surgeon about to perform an appendectomy on her a picture of an appendix and describing to him in full detail the procedure he was about to do. She received a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Wisconsin in 1931. She started medical school at Wisconsn before finishing at Cornell University, where she was one of four women in her medical school class, her daughter said. She received her medical degree in 1935. She loved to travel and had a deep appreciation for the fine arts. She took a year off from school to live in Austria and study modern dance, while also traveling throughout Europe and studying the arts. While she was at Cornell, she interned with Margaret Sanger, founder of the International Planned Parenthood Foundation. Dr. Scott married Herbert Goldbloom in 1944 and they moved to Baltimore that year. She worked at several local hospitals over 33 years; Johns Hopkins, the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, Franklin Square, Church Home and Hospital, Sinai and Union Memorial. "The war gave her the extra advantage to get onto the staffs at several Baltimore hospitals because most of the men were away at war," her daughter said. "She was a real pioneer for women's rights." In the 1950s and 1960s, Dr. Scott served as a police physician who examined rape victims. It was also during this time that she established herself as a pioneer in women's reproductive rights. "She could not prefer abortions, she preferred contraceptives, but if worse came to worse, she believed that a woman should have the right to choose," said son Donald Goldbloom of Grantsville. Dr. Scott spoke at local middle and high schools about sex education. Also during the 1960s, Dr. Scott was the chief of obstetrics at the former Church Home and Hospital. Dr. Scott retired to Sanibel Island, Florida, in 1978. Three years later, Herbert Goldbloom died. In 1988, she moved to Fort Myers, Florida, and in the early 1990s, she co-founded the Fort Myers Planned Parenthood chapter. "She was concerned about shootings and bombings. She was concerned about her family. That never stopped her," said the daughter. Donald Goldbloom said his mother was a phenomenal fund-raiser. "She worked her Rolodex of friends and raised more than $10,000 for starting that chapter," he said. "It was a lesson in fund raising for all of us." In 1992, a long-lost love reappeared in Dr. Scott's life - Richard Bassett, a Harvard graduate and former art director at the Milton Academy near Boston who had had a whirlwind Philadelphia-to-Europe romance with her in the 1930s. She broke off the relationship to finish medical school. They had corresponded over the years, and in 1992 Dr. Scott traveled to Boston, where they were reunited. Mr. Bassett was 92 years old and Dr. Scott was 83. They were married that year. "It was like a teen-age romance all over again," Donald Goldbloom said. Mr. Bassett died in 1995. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. September 6 at Druid Ridge Cemetery, 7900 Park Heights Avenue. In addition to Dr. Scott's daughter and son, survivors include a sister, Henrietta Gay of Gwynedd, Pennsylvania; a stepson, Jay Goldbloom of Washington; and four grandchildren. Pittsburgh Tribune-Review August 20, 2003 Doctor was medical pioneer, political activist Eleanor S. Bassett by Jerry Vondas Prior to World War II, Eleanor Bassett was a pioneer - one of the few women to graduate from a medical school and practice obstetrics and gynecology. "When my mother graduated from Cornell Medical School in 1935, she was only one of four women in her class," said her daughter, Ellen Kight. "The obstetric/gynecology field at that time was dominated by males." Dr. Eleanor S. Bassett, of Canterbury Place, in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville section died on Monday, August 18, 2003. She was 94. "Unfortunately, it took World War II to give women physicians like my mother the opportunity to join the staffs of many of the major hospitals, since the male doctors were recruited to serve the armed forces in the United States and on the battlefields of Europe and the Pacific," Kight said. During the early days of the war, Dr. Bassett was assigned to the Women's Hospital in New York City, prior to marrying Herbert Goldbloom, who owned a clothing store in Baltimore. "Mom and Dad were married in 1944 and she returned to Baltimore with Dad." While in Baltimore, she was a member of the medical staff and also taught at Johns Hopkins and later joined the medical staff of Church Home Hospital in Baltimore as the chief of obstetrics/gynecology. "I was so proud of my mother," Kight said. "I was the only student in my class who had a working mother." Kight said her mother was an adviser to the Baltimore Police Department in helping females who were sexually abused and she gave lessons on sex education in the Baltimore public schools. "Mom was born and raised in Philadelphia," Kight said. "And although she moved about the eastern United States, she never forgot her roots. When the Philadelphia Orchestra, which was then led by Eugene Ormandy, performed in Baltimore, my parents always attended." Her father, Samuel Bryan Scott, was a prominent Philadelpha attorney and the majority leader of the Pennsylvania Legislature during Governor Gifford Pinchot's administration (1923-26). "My mother had the opportunity to attend private schools," Kight said. "She attended Vassar and received her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin, prior to enrolling in the Cornell University Medical School." Dr. Bassett continued to work in Baltimore until she and her husband moved to Sanibel Island, Florida, in 1978. In addition to doing a limited amout of medical work there, she became a poltical activist and a delegate to the 1984 Democratic presidential convention. In the mid-1960's, Kight arrived in Pittsburgh and after graduation from Chatham College began her career with the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. She now serves as regional director of the Pennsylvania Department of Commercial and Economic Development. "My father died in 1981, and in 1992, Mom married Richard Bassett, an artist she dated before marrying my father. Dick Bassett taught art at Harvard and helped in the restoration of the Capitol building in Harrisburg. Mom was 84 and Dick Bassett was 92. They made their home in Boston before Dick died in 1995. Dr. Bassett then moved to Pittsburgh to be with her daughter, a resident of Indiana Township, Alleghany County. "Mom learned the computer, which she used to continue her political activities," Kight said. She regularly attended the First Unitarian Church on Morewood Avenue in Pittsburgh's Oakland section. In addition to her daughter, Dr. Bassett is survived by two sons, Donald S. Goldbloom, of Grantsville, Maryland, and Jay Goldbloom, of Washington D.C.; four grandchildren; and a sister, Henrietta Scott Gay, of Gwenedd, Montgomery County. She was predeceased by a sister, Sylvia Goetz, and a grandson, Jeffrey Goldbloom. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the sanctuary of the First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh. Interment is private. Arrangements by H. Samson, Oakland. Jerry Vondas can be reached at jvondas@tribweb.com or (412) 320-7823. | Scott, Eleanor (I80)
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| 48809 | The Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, Wednesday, December 28, 2016 William Upshur Bass Jr. In Loving Memory Born February 27, 1931 in Baltimore, MD, "Bill" passed away on December 3, 2016 at the Shell Point Hope Hospice Center in Fort Myers, FL at the age of 85. He retired in 1990 as President of the AAA Automobile Club of Maryland. He smiled in retirement as a Christian Associate Pastor and accompanying his grand children to theme parks. Bill is survived by his wife of 40 years, Suzanne, his children Charles Bass (Cheri) & Laura Gelman (Mark), stepson, Clifton Sothoron, Jr. (Dianne). Stepson Randall Sothoron preceded him in death. The funeral service will be held at the FL National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL on January 11, 2017 at 11a.m. View and sign our online guestbook at Baltimoresun.com/obituaries. | Bass, William Upshur (I61046)
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| 48810 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I540)
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| 48811 | The Sun, Elizabethtown, New York, Tuesday, October 29, 2019 Candice K. (Bassett) Wagner SARANAC LAKE | Candice K. (Bassett) Wagner, 67, died on Oct. 22 from nine years of constant cancer complications, surrounded by her loving family. Candy was a 1970 graduate of Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School. Studies at Marist College and Russell Sage College resulted in certification as a physical therapist, a profession she practiced for 35 years. Growing up in E'town, Candy had a great appreciation of the Adirondacks. Thirteen recent years spent in Colorado expanded her appreciation of hiking, skiing, Jeeping and touring the Western national monuments. She became a real "Western gal." She moved back to the Adks in 2009 for the birth of her first grandchild. Candy was enthusiastic about new challenges in life. She excelled in knitting, quilting, gourmet cooking and tennis. A new-found interest in genealogy resulted in discovering Western relatives and a very pleasurable trip to Wyoming to meet with them. Quilting provided many gifts for family and friends. Candy was an active volunteer for numerous causes. As a perfectionist, she spent many enjoyable hours tending her gardens. In addition to flowers, her gardens were always filled with butterflies and bees. In Colorado, her gardening interests resulted in developing a Spanish edition of garden care for Habitat for Humanity. Candy gave much of herself, asking little in return. Her humor, laughter and sense of joy were contagious. She brought out the best in others. Candy is survived by her husband, John Wagner, her son Leif Rozen, wife Allison, grandchildren Rachel (10), Luke (4) and Felicity (2), and her brothers and their wives, Rick and Kathy Bassett and Skip and Nancy Bassett, and their families. Arrangements are in the care of the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home in Saranac Lake. Per Candy's request, there are to be no calling hours or services. Donations in her memory can be made to a charity of one's choice in the care of the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home, 20 Church Street, Saranac Lake, N.Y. 12983. Family and friends can also sign the online guestbook at fortunekeoughfuneralhome.com. | Bassett, Candice K. (P21)
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| 48812 | The Sun, Lowell, Massachusetts, 18 Jun 2002 Thomas F. 'Fred' Bassett LOWELL - Thomas F. "Fred" Bassett, 90, a lifelong Lowell resident, died at home on Sunday, June 16, after a brief illness. He was the husband of the late Nellie (Czekanski) (Bonczar) Bassett. He was born in Lowell on Jan. 2, 1912, a son of Thomas and Catherine (Donovan) Bassett and graduated from Lowell High School in 1920. Mr. Bassett enlisted in the National Guard on Jan. 18, 1937, and served until his honorable dischrage on Jan. 17, 1940. He had been employed at the Indian Head Resort, The Box Factory and the Civilian Conservation Corps. In 1951, Mr. Bassett began working as a machine operator at General Electric Co. in Lowell, retiring in 1976 after 25 years of service. He was a lifelong communicant of St. Margaret Church, and a member of Legends at Lowell High School, where he faithfully attended the annual dinner. Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Catherine and Dennis J. Janowicz of Tyngsboro, and Helen and William Furey of Lowell; two sons, Michael Bonczar of Milford, N.H. and Richard T. Bassett of Boston; a sister, Dorothy Crowley of Lowell; two brothers, Arthur Bassett of Boynton Beach, Fla., and Edward "Ned" Bassett of El Paso, Texas. He also leaves five granddaughters, Patricia Green and her husband Jason of Dracut, Mary Casasnovas, and Lyn A. Snow and her husband Christopher, all of Lowell, Lisa Biron of New Boston, N.H., and Erin Furey of Chelmsford; five grandsons, John M. Burns, Robert Emerson and his wife Roberta, Michael Emerson, and William M. Furey, all of Lowell, and Michael Bonczar Jr. and his wife Stacey of Keene, N.H.; 11 great-grandchildren, Patrick Emerson, Robert Emerson, Merit Emerson, Angelina Burns, Kelsey Burns, Jack Burns, Ashli Casasnovas, and Bryan Snow, all of Lowell, Michelle Green and Jason Green of Dracut, and Rachel Biron of New Boston, N.H. He was also the father of the late Jacqueline Emerson, and brother of the late Sister Mary Flilicitas, Alice Bebler and Claire Bassett. | Bassett, Thomas Frederick "Fred" (I18)
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| 48813 | The Sun, New York Sunday, September 28, 1884 Elopement in Ohio A Dashing Widow of Forty Runs Away with a Youth of Twenty Urbana, Ohio - Sept. 27 - It was ascertained today that Charles Bassett, son of a poor widow, and Mrs. Lida Weaver, widow of Thomas B. Weaver, have eloped. Bassett is a boyish-looking youth of twenty, earning a small salary as clerk in a retail shoe store. He has no property nor expectations. Mrs. Weaver is forty, but a commanding beauty; tall, straight, well rounded in figure, black eyes and hair, and expressive countenance. During Mr. Weaver's life she had all she desired in the way of dress and personal adornments, and her good taste gave her the reputation of being the best dressed woman in Urbana. That she should have become infatuated with such a mere boy is doubly puzzling to everybody, as it was known that she was engaged to be married on Monday next to a well-to-do man from Philadelphia named Upton. Preparations for the wedding were well advanced. It is supposed that Mrs. Weaver did not wish to meet Mr. Upton under the circumstances, and besides, she had a grievance against her hotel for the reason that the proprietor had forbidden Bassett to call there to see her. These seem to be the reasons on her part for an elopement. Bassett gave out that he was going to Illinois to visit friends. He took the train to Westville, near by, where Mrs. Weaver met him in a carriage. Dismissing her carriage, another was procured to take them to Piqua, where they took the train. They have been heard from at Richmond, Indiana, and are supposed to be going to St. Louis. It is not yet known whether they have been united in marriage, but there is no reason to suppose their elopement was for any other purposes. 1870 Federal Census of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio (14 Jun 1870) Joel B. Bassett - 37 - M - Ohio - Physician 2500 1000 Jenna L. - 30 - F - Ohio - Keeps House Nora E. - 8 - F - Ohio - At school Charles A. - 5 - M - Ohio - At home 1880 Federal Census of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio Jennie L. Bassett - 39 - F - OH-VA-VA - Head - Teacher Nora - 18 - F - OH-OH-OH - Daughter - At Home Charles - 15 - M - OH-OH-OH - Son - Attending School | Bassett, Charles A. (I1807)
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| 48814 | The Sun-Advocate, Price, Utah, Thursday, 29 October 1931 Funeral Services Held For John A. Bass Funeral services were held from the J.E. Flynn Funeral Home Tuesday for John Quincey Bass, 51, who died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Lilly Grames early Monday. Interment was in the Price city cemetery. Bass was born on October 28, 1872, in Kansas, a son of Joseph Church Bass and Harriett Tucker Bass. Surviving are his divorced wife, Grace McDonald Bass; six children, Mrs. Elouise Woodhead, Kenilworth; Mrs. Alvera Kirkwood, Bonnie, Wanda, and Wilma Bass, Provo; two brothers, Walter Bass, Price, and Harvey Bass, Salt Lake City; two sisters, Mrs. Grames, Price, and Mrs. Lula Stephens, Provo. Speakers at the funeral service were E.S. Horsley, William Downard and Orson Larsen. | Bass, John Quincy (I2273)
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| 48815 | The Sunday Courier and Press, Evansville, Indiana, Sunday, 11 February 1940 James R. Bass BOONVILLE, Feb. 10 ? (Special) ? Funeral services for James R. Bass, 75, who died yesterday at his home near Folsomville, will be held at Log Creek church Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o?clock. Burial will be in the church cemetery. 1880 Federal Census of Lane Township, Warrick County, Indiana (June 10, 1880) Union Bass - 64 - Male - IN-SC-KY - Head - Farmer Basha - 49 - Female - KY-KY-KY - Wife Polly Ann - 26 - Female - IN-IN-KY - Daughter - Keeping House Richard G. - 23 - Male - IN-IN-KY - Son - Works on farm Elizabeth - 21 - Female - IN-IN-KY - Daughter - At home John W. - 17 - Male - IN-IN-KY - Son - Works on farm James R. - 14 - Male - IN-IN-KY - Son - Works on farm Charles W. - 11 - Male - IN-IN-KY - Son - Works on farm 1910 Federal Census of Lane, Warrick County, Indiana (May 3, 1910) James R. Bass - 44 - Male - IN-IN-KY - Head - Farmer - General Farm Martha A. - 35 - Female - IN-KY-IN - Wife Thurman O. - 18 - Male - IN-IN-IN - Son - Laborer Home Farm Earnie R. - 14 - Male - IN-IN-IN - Son - Laborer Home Farm Sophia M. - 10 - Female - IN-IN-IN - Daughter James P. - 4 - Male - IN-IN-IN - Son Finess T. - 1 - Male - IN-IN-IN - Son (Married 19 years, 5 children, 5 living) | Bass, James R. (I43)
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| 48816 | The Sunday Denver Post, Colorado, 1 December 1957 Wedding St. Corelius? Episcopal Church in Dodge City, Kan., was the setting recently for double ring rites uniting in marriage Miss Janice Lorraine Fields, daughter of Mr. Lorraine Emrie Fields of Wichita, Kan., and Robert Paul Bass of Cody, Neb. son of the Paul J. Basses of Greenville, S.C. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the parish hall. Cody, Neb. will be the couple?s residence after their return from a wedding trip to Las Vegas, Nev. Both Mr. Bass and his bride attended Colorado State University. His fraternity is Sigma Chi. The former Miss Fields was graduated from East Denver High School, and he received his diploma from Fort Collins High School. Messinger Mortuaries-Pinnacle Peak Mortuary, 29 May 2024 Janice Lorraine Bass Janice Lorraine Bass, devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully from this life into the loving arms of our Lord, on May 26, 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona at the age of 85. She bravely battled dementia the last several years of her life, and will be remembered for her sweet smile, her kindness, her amazing strength, and her love of ice cream. Jan was born on November 7, 1938, to Dewey and Lorraine Fields in Dodge City, Kansas where she lived for 17 years. She moved to Colorado in 1954 where she attended Fort Collins High School and Colorado State University. In 1956 Jan met the love of her life, Bob Bass, in the campus ice cream shop where she worked. They were married in 1957, and moved to a cattle ranch near Cody, Nebraska where they lived their lives together while raising two children, Deb and Paul. Jan was a dedicated ranch wife, and was by her husband's side with many of the ranch duties, including delivering baby calves. Jan dedicated her life to being a loving mother and homemaker. She treasured her children and embraced every moment with them. Despite giving 100% to that endeavor, she still managed to be actively involved in community organizations. She was president of her PEO chapter, and represented her chapter at the state convention. She was actively involved in her church, and was a leader for several youth organizations including 4-H and Scouts. Jan had excellent culinary skills, and was a gracious hostess. She enjoyed entertaining family and friends, as well as cooking for brandings and ranch hands. Jan loved to crochet, and made many beautiful things that she shared with others. Jan will be dearly missed by all her knew her. She is survived by her loving husband, Robert Bass; daughter, Deborah (Randy) Preach, stepbrother, Byron (Leah) Essig; grandchildren, Ashley (Regan) Amato, RJ (Kaily) Preach; and greatgrandchildren, Saylor, Reagan, Hudson, and Austyn. She is preceded in death by her son, Paul and her parents. A farewell ceremony followed by a luncheon reception will take place on Friday, May 31, 2024. Visitation will be held at Messinger Pinnacle Peak Mortuary, 8555 East Pinnacle Peak Road, Scottsdale, Arizona from 9:00 - 10:00 am, with a funeral service to follow at 10:00 am. The family requests that guests wear colorful attire, and not black. Jan will be flown to Rapid City, South Dakota and services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, 710 Kansas City Street, on Wednesday, June 5th at 10:00 am, with a viewing prior from 9:00 - 10:00 am. A graveside service will be conducted at Mountain View cemetery in Rapid City, South Dakota, where she will be buried next to her beloved son, Paul. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be sent to Hospice of the Valley in Jan's name. Loveland Reporter-Herald Lorraine Madison Essig Lorraine Madison Essig of Loveland passed away at the age of 93 on January 28, 2014. She was born in Dodge City, Kansas on December 3, 1920 to Alpha Paul and Ferne M. Emrie. Lorraine married her first husband, Dewey Fields, Jr., and they became parents to a daughter, Janice Lorraine. Lorraine is survived by her second husband of 53 years, Wayne Essig; daughter, Janice L. Bass (Robert); son, Byron Essig (Leah); and brother, Paul L. Emrie (Glenda); grandchildren, Deborah Preach (Randy) of Phoenix, and Scott Essig (Amanda) of Austin, Texas; great grandchildren, Ashley Preach and RJ Preach of Phoenix. Lorraine was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend to many. A memorial service will be held to celebrate her life at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday at Bohlender Funeral Chapel., 121 W. Olive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524. Friends may send condolences to the family at bohlenderfuneralchapel.com. | Fields, Janice Lorraine (I2816)
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| 48817 | The Sunday Denver Post, Colorado, Sunday, 26 July 1981 Leisy-Thompson First Presbyterian Church in Martinsville, Va, was the setting for the wedding of Kathryn Bassett Leisy and David Allen Thompson. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Leisy of Lake Tahoe, Nev., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Thompson of Littleton. Mrs. Ruth H. Leisy Jr. of Martinsville and the bridegroom?s father served as honor attendants. The Thompsons are residing in Englewood, after visiting Bermuda on their wedding trip. | Leisy, Kathryn Bassett (I2600)
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| 48818 | The Sunday Herald, Boston, Massachusetts, Sunday, October 5, 1890 The Marriage of Miss Fannie Bassett, a daughter of the late Daniel Bassett of Hingham, and Mr. D. Oakes Clark of Worcester street will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 8. On account of the recent death of the bride?s father, the wedding will be a very quiet and private one. | Bassett, Fannie Weston (I07509)
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| 48819 | The Sunday Ledger-Enquirer, Columbus, Georgia, 6 Dec 1970 Man Killed, Others Hurt in Mishaps One person was killed and another seriously injured in two rural accidents near Columbus Saturday. Eugene Bassett, 34, of Juniper, Ga., was killed when the car he was driving collided with another automobile on Macon Road at the Jenkins Road intersection, approximately 12 miles east of Columbus late Saturday. Benjamin Cook, father-in-law of Bassett, whose age was unavailable, of Omaha, Ga., was injured in the accident. At last report he was undergoing emergency treatment at the Medical Center and his condition was unknown. Dennis Bassett, 10, of Juniper, and son of the elder Bassett was treated for minor injuries and released, as was Susan Farley, 16, of Upatio, Ga., a passenger in the other vehicle. Details of the accident were unavailable at press time. Eugene Bassett Died Dec. 5, 1970, buried Monday, Dec. 7, 1970 JUNIPER, GA. - Funeral services for Eugene Bassett, 34, Juniper, who was killed in an automobile accident Saturday night on U.S. 80 near Upatoi, will be held today at 3 p.m. at Geneva Baptist Church, with burial in Geneva City Cemetery. He was born Dec. 25, 1935, in Talbot County, Ga., a son of Katie Belle Bassett and the late Roy O. Bassett. Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Cook Bassett; a daughter, Miss Deborah Lee Bassett; a son, Dennis Eugene Bassett, all of Juniper; five sisters, Mrs. Charles Dowling, Waycross, Mrs. Charlie Ligon, Juniper, Mrs. T.W. Tyler, Talbotton, Mrs. Johnnie Hendrick, Thomaston, and Mrs. Riley Johnson, Marietta; four brothers, Eddie B. Bassett Sr., Talbotton, Roy Bassett, Junction City, and Wilbur and Bobby Bassett both of Juniper. | Bassett, Eugene (I173)
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| 48820 | The Sunday News and Tribune, Jefferson City, Missouri Mrs. Iola Gamphor of Eldon Dies at 61 ELDON (Special) ? Mrs. Iola Marion Gamphor, 61, of Eldon, died Saturday at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. Mrs. Gamphor was born Nov. 12, 1904 in Eugene, the daughter of Metheldred and Agnes Beeson Bass. She married Clifford Gamphor in 1923. Mr. Gamphor survives. Other survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Naomi Dutcher of California, Mrs. Jolene M. McGrath of Kansas City, Mrs. Rita Iola Bickel of Tulsa, Okla.; three sons Raleigh Gamphor of Grandview, Clifford V. Gamphor of Eldon, Lynn A. Gamphor of Eldon; four sisters, Mrs. Ila Kinzie of Denver, Colo., Mrs. Irene Drimmel of San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Ladean Speak of Wheatridge, Colo., Mrs. Ruby Lea Helm of Raytown; two brothers, John Bass of Yucca City, Calif., and Norman Gosney of Grandview. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday at the First Christian Church in Eldon with the Rev. C.N. Van Dyke officiating. Burial will follow at the Eldon Cemetery. | Bass, Iola Marion (I151)
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| 48821 | The Sunday Star-News, Wilmington, North Carolina, Sunday, 24 February 1963 Weldon P. Bass CHADBOURN ? Weldon Paul Bass, 70, of Chadbourn, died Saturday night in the North Carolina Sanatorium at McCain. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Peggy K. Bass; a son, Paul Bass of Chadbourn; two brothers, Raymond of Chadbourn and A.B. Bass of Whiteville; three sisters, Mrs. Jimmy Long of Chadbourn, Mrs. M.H. McQueen of Clarkton, and Mrs. J.P. Hobbs of Chadbourn. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Bullard-Mercer Funeral Home. | Bass, Weldon Paul (I58630)
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| 48822 | The Sunday Star-News, Wilmington, North Carolina, Sunday, 25 February 1968 Jasper Bass KELLY ? Jasper Bass, 70, died Saturday morning in Bladen County Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Kelly Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Florida Bass; a daughter, Nancy Bass of the home; five step-daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson of Greensboro, Mrs. Doris Teague, of Danville, Va., Mrs. Elenore Andrews of Wilmington, Mrs. Shirley Reyes of Raleigh, Mrs. Agnes Martin of Richmond, Va.; three step-sons, Frank Franklin and Ed Franklin, both of Richmond, Va., Junior Franklin of Greensboro; and two sisters and two brothers; 26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. | Bass, Jasper J. (I8689)
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| 48823 | The Suwanee Democrat, Live Oak, Florida, Wednesday 12 October 2011 James Ernest ?Chief? Lambert Nov. 24, 1937 ? Oct. 9, 2011 James Ernest "Chief " Lambert, 73, passed away Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011 in Shands at UF, Gainesville, Fla. following a long illness. Mr. Lambert was born Nov. 24, 1937 in Cherokee, N.C. and has resided in the Branford area for the past 50 years. He was a retired heavy equipment operator with 32 years of services with Hatch Enterprise Mining of Branford, Fla. He was a member and pastor for eight years at Walker Creek Bethel Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife of 14 years, Treessie Lambert of Branford; his mother, Nellie Lambert of Cherokee, NC.; three sons, Mitchel Lambert & Annette of Hatch Bend,Fla., DeWayne Lambert & Licinda of Branford, and Jim Lambert of Branford; five stepdaughters, Karen Pacucci of Jacksonville, Fla., Sharon Hygema of Jacksonville, Judy West of Branford, Misty Stephens of Branford, Christy Smithy of Live Oak, Fla.; one stepson, Kevin "Sport" Stephens of Vero Beach, Fla.; three brothers, Webb Lambert of Branford, Donald Lambert of Cherokee, NC., and Dean Lambert of Charlotte, NC.; 21 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011 at 11 a.m. in Walker Creek ? Bethel Baptist Church, with Rev. Greg Vickers, Rev. Bob Moore and Mr. John Terry officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Daniels Funeral Homes & Crematory, Inc. of Branford in charge of all arrangements. | Lambert, James Ernest (I433)
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| 48824 | The Sydney Morning Herald Monday, September 18, 1899 Marriages Gravenmaker-Bassett September 13, 1899, at Mountain View, MIttagong, by the Reverend Dr. Rutledge, Engle Henry, only son of the late Engle Gravenmaker, of the “homeward Bound,” Grenfell, to Amy, eldest daughter of Mr. G. Bassett, of Woolongong. The Grenfell Record New South Wales, Australia, Monday, August 6, 1951 Mrs. Caroline Amy Gravenmaker Mrs. Caroline Amy Gravenmaker, aged 80 years, died at the residence of her son, Mr. Frank Gravenmaker, Grenfell, on 28th July. She had lived the greater part of her life in Grenfell. She was buried in the Presbyterian portion of the Grenfell cemetery with Rev. Mc L. Thomas officiating at the graveside. | Bassett, Caroline Amy (I722)
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| 48825 | The Sydney Morning Herald Monday, September 18, 1899 Marriages Gravenmaker-Bassett September 13, 1899, at Mountain View, MIttagong, by the Reverend Dr. Rutledge, Engle Henry, only son of the late Engle Gravenmaker, of the “homeward Bound,” Grenfell, to Amy, eldest daughter of Mr. G. Bassett, of Woolongong. The Grenfell Record and Lachian District Advertiser New South Wales, Australia, Monday 3 April 1933 The Late Mr. Gravenmaker The funeral of the late Mr. Grevenmaker was laregely attended, and the following is a list of those who forward wreaths. ? Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buttenshaw; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Frazer and family; Mr. and Mrs. Hanshaw and family; Mr. and Mrs. Treasure; Mr. and Mrs. Goodridge, senr.; Mr. and Mrs. Goodridge, junr.; Jack and Minnie; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holland; Mrs. Geo. Mils and family; Beck, Clarice and Dad; Milly and Frank; Mr. and Mrs. T. Buttenshaw; Mrs. Bassett and family; Bessie and Tasman; Mr.a nd Jrs. J. Hall and family; Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Gravenmaker; Mr. and Mrs. McSpadden, senr.; Mr. and Mrs. McSpadden, junr.; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Shaw and family; Mr. and Mrs. Duffy; Mr. and Mrs. Stiff and family; Mr. and Mrs. A.M. King; Oscar and Bertha; Elsie, Will, and family; Frank and Grace. Telegrams were received from Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Otton, Brolga; Mr. and Mrs. Mat Robsin, of Wollongon; Mrs. Harry Pain, Sydney; Miss McLeod, Gradesville Hospital; Mr. Fred. Murray, Waverley. | Gravenmaker, Engle Henry (I733)
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| 48826 | The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday, 13 September 1897 Maclean, Saturday Thomas Bassett, one of the oldest residents in the district, who was much respected, succumbed yesterday to an apoplectic fit with which he was seized in the street. | Bassett, Thomas (I1)
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| 48827 | The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday, 24 Feb 1930 Golden Weddingsw BARKER-BASSETT February 24, 1880, at the Parsonage Kyneton, Victoria, bvy the rev. John Catgerall, William Barker, son of the late Samuel Barker, to Hannah M. Bassett, daughtrer of the late Benjamin Bassett, Lauriston. Present address Western-road, St. Marys. | Bassett, Hannah Maria (I21)
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| 48828 | The Sydney Morning Herald, New South Wales, Australia Tuesday, 17 October 1911 Marriages ROBSON ? BASSETT. September 23, at the Congregational Church, Burwood, by the Rev. J. Dempsey, M.A., Matthew William, second son of the late George Robson, of Woodlawn, Wollongon, to Evelyn, youngest daughter of George Bassett, Figtree. | Robson, Matthew William (I759)
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| 48829 | The Sydney Morning Herald, October 10, 2015 Mary (Bassett) Sinclair (1930 ? 2015) 22/4/1930 ? 4/10/2015 Late of Rochedale Qld formerly of Sydney and Canowindra NSW. Eldest daughter of the late William (Bill) and Gladys Bassett. Wife of the late Victor (Vic) Sinclair, loving mother of George Robert (deceased), Scott and Grant. Mother-in-law to Jennifer and Jodie. Loving Nanna of Brent, Emma, Jasper, Jenna and Kaylee. Elder sister of William Thomas (deceased), Margaret (deceased) and Lorna. Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of her Life on Friday 16 October at 10 am at George Hartnett Chapel, 42 Gaza Raod, Holland Park, Brisbane Qld. | Bassett, Mary (I1153)
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| 48830 | The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, 24 August 1901 The marriage of Mr. Walter Charles Harding, of Brisbane, solicitor, second son of the late Mr. Justice Harding, of the Supreme Court of Queensland, with Miss Bassett, eldest daughter of Dr. Bassett, of Bathurst, took place at St. John’s Church on Wednesday, August 7, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Mr. Knox, in the absence of the Rev. Canon Pain, who was prevented from officiating, owing to a family bereavement. The wedding was very quiet, only a few relatives being present. The bride was given away b her father, and Mr. E. Prichard Bassett acted as best man. The wedding presents were very numerous and handsome. | Bassett, Daughter (I11)
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| 48831 | The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday, October 15, 1941 Gunn-Christian The bridegroom's brother and sister- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gunn came from Brisbane by plane to be present at the wedding of Miss Gwen Christian to Sergeant Ewan Gunn H.Q. Squadron I Armoured Brigade, A.I.F. at St Mark's Church, Darling Point, yesterday afternoon. The bride who is the youngest daughter of the late Mr. A. E. Christian and of Mrs. Christian of Collaroy was given away by her uncle Mr. Bassett Christian. She wore a white crepe gown and a veil of Honiton lace, and she carried white lilac. She added a diamond brooch lent by her mother. Her sister Miss Nancy Christian the only bridesmaid wore an off-white crepe romaine flock with a Baku halo hat and carried white lilac. Sergeant Paddy McFarlane A.I.F. attended the bridegroom who is the younger son of the late Mr. S. B. Gunn and of Mrs. Gunn of Double Bay. Canon H. W. A. Barder officiated. A reception was held at Royal Sydney Golf Club, Rose Bay. The bridegroom will shortly be transferred to Victoria to attend an armoured Division school and the bride will stay in Melbourne to be near him. | Gunn, Ewan Douglas (I1037)
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| 48832 | The Syracuse Herald American, New York, February 11, 1996 Harold Bassett Harold "Bummer" Bassett, 76, formerly of 712 Lodi St., Syracuse, died Saturday in Auburn Memorial Hospital. A life resident of Syracuse, he was an Army veteran of World War II. He worked for The Post-Standard for 28 years before retiring. He was a semi-pro football player with the Thornton Terrors and also played in the Valley Softball League. Surviving are two brothers, Donald and Gerald, both of Syracuse; and a sister, Alberta of Syracuse. Services are 9 a.m. Tuesday at Pirro & Sons Funeral Home. Burial is in Onondaga County Veterans Cemetery. Calling hours are 5 to 7 p.m. Monday at the funeral home, 514 Turtle St., Syracuse. | Bassett, Harold (I32816)
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| 48833 | The Syracuse Post-Standard, Thursday, December 19, 2002 Dorothy J. Hardter Leonelli Dorothy J. Hardter Leonelli, 62, of Central Square died Saturday of cancer. Born in Syracuse, she was a homemaker. Survivors: Her husband, Terry A.; five daughters, Theresa Derham of Mullica Hill, N.J., Karen Crain of Brewerton, Kristine Kratz of Central Square, Michelle Reale of Hastings and Cindy Schlachter of Clay; a son, Michael of Central Square; three sisters, Harriet Payne and Donna Hardter, both of Syracuse, and Nancy Hardter of Mattydale; two brothers, George Hardter Jr. of Syracuse and Ronnie Hardter of Phoenix; 11 grandchildren. Services and calling hours: Private. Burial, Our Lady of Peace Cemetery. Watson Funeral Home, Central Square, has arrangements. Contributions: St. Michael's Church, South Main Street, Central Square 13036. | Hardter, Dorothy J. (I33310)
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| 48834 | The Table, April 11th, 1931 Obituary The Requiem Mass for Hugh Fortescue Basset, whose death, on March 29, was recorded in last week's issue, was said by the Rev. Joseph Gerearts, at Westminster Cathedral, on Wednesday of last week. The celebrant was assisted at the altar by the late Captain Basset's two sons, both of whom (old Stonyhurst boys) are now members of the Society of Jesus. The Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of the City of Westminster attended the service in state. Others present, besides the widow and children, included Mgr. Collins (representing the Cardinal Archbishop), Mgr. Canon Howlett, Administrator of the Cathedral, Colonel W. F. Basset (brother), Mrs. W. F. Basset, and the Marchesa Franchesca Patrizi (sisters-in-law), Miss E. B. Fortescue, the Marchese Bernardo Patrizi, Lord Treowen, Adele, Countess Cadogan, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lindsay, Mrs. Moore, Miss Marjorie Dalrymple, Miss Wauchope, Mr. Last Smith, Mrs. W. Ritchie, Mrs. W. Howell, the Very Rev. Robert Steuart, S.J., the Very Rev. Geo. Gallagher, S.J., Major Thomas Jackson, Major V. Rogers, D.S.O., Capt. Basil Hunt, Dr. R. P. Starkie, Miss Lloyd, Major G. T. Williams, Mr. H. R. Cox and the staffs from both offices of the Union Motor Company. The Rev. Edward King, S.J., writes : In Catholic, civic and commercial life Capt. Hugh Fortescue Basset will be remembered for his deep religious principles and his incorruptible probity. He was born on June 3, 1881, the second son of Richard Thurston Basset, of Bonvilston, Glamorganshire, and was descended from William Basset, of Conquest days. On his mother's side he was connected with the Fortescues with the precious heritage of the Martyr, Blessed Adrian Fortescue. Captain Basset was educated at Marlborough, and served in the Boer War, and in the Highland Light Infantry. He was received into the Church in 1906, and married Mary Bessie, daughter of the late Captain B. J. Cooper, R.N., in 1907. Of the four children the two boys were educated at Stonyhurst, and both have since become members of the Society of Jesus. The two girls were brought up by the Society of the Sacred Heart, the elder of them having been professed in that Order a year ago. Captain Basset was the managing director of the Union Motor Car Company, to which service he was able to bring high technical skill, a devotion to the well-being of his employes and an unassailable uprightness in all transactions, a happy combination bred of his deep Catholic faith and his train ing as a British officer. In 1912 he was elected Councillor for the City of Westminster, and sat as Chairman on the Highways Committee and on the General Purposes Committee. In addition he was Justice of the Peace for the City of London, and an Alderman at the time of his death. During the Great War he served in the R.A.S.C., M.T. Section, and was mentioned in despatches. | Basset, Hugh Fortescue (I698)
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| 48835 | The Tacoma Times, Washington, Friday, 16 April 1909 Claiming that his wife had often struck him, and that they were mutually incompatible, Alexander C. Bassett filed suit for divorce against Isabella Bassett. The Tacoma Times, Washington, Thursday, 2 February 1911 Married, Divorced, Want Divorce Again Isabella and Alexander Bassett are convince that marriage is a failure. They married, got a divorce and married again. But it no use. All might have been well, but Alexander was addicted to booze. Now booze and domestic tranquility do not go together, says Isabella, and she has asked for a second divorce to annul the second marriage. They have only been married the last time since October. | Bassett, Alexander C. (I30)
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| 48836 | The Tallahassee Democrat July 1, 2009 Louise Sherrod Bassett Louise Sherrod Bassett, 92, died June 27, 2009, at her home in Tallahassee. A private memorial service will be held at a later date. Louise was born in 1917 in Thomasville, Georgia to Joe and Victoria Sherrod. She lived her early years in Thomasville,, Mayo and Madison. In February of 1942, she married Burt Bassett, a naval aviator from Monticello, who was on his way to war in the Pacific. They were married for 65 years, raised five sons and traveled extensively throughout the USA and the world. Louise was a very sweet lady who was loved by all and will be greatly missed. Louise was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Burt Bassett, Sr.; sister, Leone Taylor of Mayo, Florida; and three brothers, Robert Sherrod, Olin Sherrod and Joe Sherrod, Jr. She is survived by five sons, Burt Bassett Jr. (Katie) of Columbia, South Carolina; Tim Bassett (Marie) of Ocala, Florida; Alan Bassett (Yolanda) of Roanoke, Virginia; Jeff Bassett (Karen) of Panama City, Florida; and Jonathan (Sonya) of Spoleto, Italy; seven grandchildren, Susan Scarboro (Jim) and Eric, Bassett, all of Tallahassee; Lisa of Atlanta, Georgia; Chris Bassett (Cheri) of Bonney Lake, Washington, Stacey Vail (Stephen) of Nashville, Tennessee; and Stephanie Brooks (Mike) of Manassas, Virginia; nine great-grandchildren; and Carrie Bassett of Tallahassee. | Sherrod, Louise (I3219)
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| 48837 | The Tallahassee Democrat, February 27, 2014 Charles William Bassett (1925 ? 2014) Charles William Bassett was born May 25, 1925, and passed away quietly in his sleep on February 25, 2014. He was a veteran of World War II, serving in Company A 801st MP BN in the Phillipines. He loved his country, he loved his family, he loved his friends and the history of this area. He was a farmer, an entrepreneur, and a great story-teller. He built the building where West End Grille is now, and established Quincy Tractor Company there in the 1940's. He raised Angus Cattle and layer hens, grew tomatoes, squash, and beans for the market, and farmed shade tobacco for years. He retired from the Quincy Post Office in 1997. He kept us all smiling at his jokes and inspired us all with his work ethic and steadfastness. He was married for over 60 years to, and is survived by, the love of his life, Mary Emma (Cowen). He is survived by his children, Susan Bassett of St. George Island, Ben (Rosa) Bassett of West Palm Beach, and Walker (Debbie) Bassett of Perry, and by his grandchildren Laura (Stephen) Madsen, Will, Benjamin, Katelyn, and Rachel Bassett, Susi (Ron) Hobgood, 3 great-grandchildren and a host of loving nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his son Bill, his brothers Harry, Al, and Walker, Jr., and by his parents Irene and Walker Bassett. Service is today, Thursday, February 27, 2014, at 11:00 AM at Gretna Baptist Church, Gretna , FL., with interment at Sunny Dell Cemetery. Visitation was held Wednesday night. Charles McClellan Funeral Home, Quincy, FL., (850) 627-7677, is in charge of arrangements. | Bassett, Charles William (I1967)
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| 48838 | The Tallahassee Democrat, Monday, 22 January 1996 Maggie Louise Jordan Maggie Louise Jordan, 60, of Charleston, S.C., died Saturday. The service will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Live Oak Cemetery in Live Oak. A native of Americus, Ga., she was a member of the Navy League; a volunteer for Spoleto and the Charleston County Library, St. Paul?s branch; and a tour guide for Magnolia Gardens. She is survived by two sons, Tim Bass of Meggett, S.C., and Steve Bass of Folly Beach, S.C.; four daughters, Gail Ellis of Summerville, S.C., Peggy Bass of Ladson, S.C., Luanne Smith of Goose Creek, S.C., and Kathy Brown of Meggett, S.C.; a stepson, Douglass Jordan Jr. of Chattanooga, Tenn.; two stepdaughters, Betsy Jones of Summerville, S.C., and Melissa Jordan of Winchester, Conn.; two sisters, Bobby Chadwick of Edgefield, S.C., and Genie Hughes of Virginia Beach, Va.; and 12 grandchildren. Harris Funeral Home in Live Oak, 904-362-1234. | Murray, Maggie Louise (I5)
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| 48839 | The Tamp Tribune Florida Thursday, July 15, 1993 George F. Bass Jr. George F. Bass Jr., 72, of Tampa died Tuesday in Tampa. A native of Akron, Ohio, he moved to Tampa in 1958. He was a retired U.S. Air Force captain and a veteran of World War II and the Korean War, and retired from Office Equipment Company in Tampa. He was a member of Lake Magdalene United Methodist Church and the Northdale Golf Club. He is survived by his wife, Evelyn G.; two daughters, Patricia R. Smith of Tampa and Judith A. Zambito of Cromwell, Connecticut; two sons, George W. of Hanover, Maryland, and Richard A. of Tampa; a brother, Ronald F. Harpe of Tampa; and eight grandchildren. Curry & Son Funeral Home, Tampa. | Bass, George Fulwood Jr. (I406)
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| 48840 | The Tampa Times, Florida, Friday, October 10, 1952 Junis A. Bass Junis Atlas Bass, 48, 97th Ave. and Astor St., a resient of Tamps for the last 47 years, died yesterday in a local hospital. In addition to his widow, Mrs. Stella Jean Bass, Tampa, he is survived by a daughter and three brothers, Ranzie Bass, Tampa; Curtis Bass, Mulberry, and Irvin Bass, Lakeland. | Bass, Junis Atlas (I45809)
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| 48841 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Friday, October 20, 1995 Aubrey E. ?Junior? Bass AUBREY E. "JUNIOR" BASS, 51, of Plant City died Thursday at James A. Haley Veterans Hospital. A native of Polk County, he was a longtime resident of the Tampa area, a construction laborer, an Army veteran and Baptist. He is survived by his mother, Doralea Bass of Plant City; two brothers, Aaron Ancel "Buddy" of Blakley, Ga., and Michael Dean of Plant City; and two sisters, Audrey Lee Bunch of Lithia and Wanda M. Sexton of Plant City. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. | Bass, Aubrey Everett Jr. (I500)
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| 48842 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, May 4, 1992 Hormidas Bessette HORMIDAS BESSETTE, 99, of Tampa died Thursday at James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital. A native of Manchaug, Mass., he moved to the Tampa Bay area in 1979 from New Bedford, Mass. He was a textile weaver and an Army veteran of World War I. He was a member of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Disabled American Veterans Chapter 25 of Tampa and the World War I Veterans Association. He is survived by his wife, Blanche O.; one son, Herve of Ocala; two daughters, Jeanne Fredette of Ocala and Eva Cardinal of Tampa; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. C.E. Prevatt Funeral Home, Temple Terrace. | Bessette, Hormisdas (I5672)
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| 48843 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Monday, December 17, 1990 George Leonard Haizlip GEORGE LEONARD HAIZLIP, 73, a lifelong resident of Winter Haven, died Thursday at Winter Haven Hospital. He was an accountant who owned G. Leonard Haizlip Tax & Bookkeeping Service, and a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Air Force. He was a member of St. John's United Methodist Church, Elks Lodge 1672 and Frierson-Nichols American Legion Post 8. He is survived by his wife, Clarice; an aunt, Edith Savage; and a nephew. Crisp-Coon Funeral Home, Winter Haven. | Haizlip, George Leonard (I15)
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| 48844 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Monday, February 18, 1952 William Bass FORT MEADE, Feb. 17 ? Special ? William DeBunion Bass, 75, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the home of his brother, Jasper A. Bass, on N. Charleton Ave. Mr. Bass had been living here with his brother for the past two years. He was a retired railroad engineer. Mr. Bass is survived by one son, Harry W. Bass, of the U.S. Army, and one brother, Jasper A. Bass, of Fort Meade, Fla. | Bass, William DeBunion (I55368)
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| 48845 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, October 25, 1948 Mrs. Mary G. (Mamie) Bassett Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Gammon (Mamie) Bassett, age 74, of Inverness, who died at a Ocala hospital will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 P.M. from the Inverness Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas G. Mitchell will officiate. Pallbearers to be: Active, Owen Kennedy, Gordon Tyner, George Brannen, Ed Watkins, Joe Savary, Louis Connell, Honorary, Judge E. C. May, Albert King, G.A. Allen, Frank Morris, C. D. Calvert, J.M. Hendrix, J.K. Kelley, Arnold Zellner. Interment will be in Flora City Cemetery. Porter Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. | Gammon, Mary Illinois (I348)
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| 48846 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Saturday, 29 January 1955 Jasper Augustas Bass Jasper Augustas Bass died in a Bartow hospital Thursday morning. Born in Taylor County July 1, 1882, he had lived in Polk County for 45 years, was a member of Fort Meade Lodge F&AM, and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Effie M. Bass; three sons,rank Bass, Fort Meade; Harry Bass, Live Oak, and Buss H. (Sonny) Bass, California; three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Clement, Mrs. Margaret McKenney, Lakeland, and Mrs. Diana Sapp, California; two stepsons, Bennie Kersey, Highland City, and George Kersey, Miami; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Esther Collier, Lakeland Highlands, and 18 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o?clock in the Methodist Church, Fort Meade. The Rev. Wayne Owens, pastor, officiating. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Meade. Fort Meade Lodge F&AM will conduct service at the grave. A.M. Seigler Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. 1910 Federal Census of Tiger Bay, Polk County, Florida (April 30, 1910) Augustus Bass - 28 - Male - FL-US-US - Head - Fireman Phosphate Boiler Effie M. - 26 - Female - FL-US-FL - Wife Bennie Kersay - 11 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Stepson Ethel M. - 8 - Female - FL-FL-FL - Stepdaughter Thomas G. - 5 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Stepson (Married 0 years, 4 children, 3 living) 1920 Federal Census of District #2, Polk County, Florida (January 27, 1920) Jasper A. Bass - 37 - Male - FL-US-US - Head - Engineer Locomotive Effie - 36 - Female - FL-FL-FL - Wife Harry - 9 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son Katharine - 6 - Female - FL-FL-FL - Daughter Frank - 3-10/12 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son Marguerite - 9/12 - Female - FL-FL-FL - Daughter | Bass, Jasper Augustus (I61865)
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| 48847 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Sunday, 19 June 1994 Melvin Glen Bass MELVIN GLEN BASS, 81, of Winter Haven died Friday at Winter Haven Hospital. A native of Arcadia, he moved to the area in 1940. He was a dispatcher for Tampa Electric Co., member of Central Church of Christ and a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Navy Seabees. He is survived by his wife, Beulah; a son, Robert W. of Jacksonville; a daughter, Pamela of Orlando; three brothers, S.V. of Apopka, Buddy of Brandon and Melvine of Houston; five sisters, Ruth Sacco of Brandon, Ruby Bradley of Lorida, Dollie Smith of Gibsonsion, Almedia Taylor of Balm and Josephine Whitehurst of Tampa; and a grandchild. Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home, Winter Haven. | Bass, Melvin Glen (I1018)
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| 48848 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Sunday, 31 January 2010 Joseph Eugene Bass BASS, Joseph Eugene Jr. "Gene," 88, of Tampa, passed away peacefully January 28, 2010. Gene was born in Oakdale, Pa., April 27, 1921. He was preceded in death by his mother, Sarah Kightlinger, and father, Joseph E. Bass Sr. He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Dorothy Barnett Bass; sisters-in-law, Vaunden Bedford and Carole Rae Fontany; children, Joseph E. Bass III (Caroline), Raymond B. Bass (Doris), Connie Pietz (Greg) and Anita Tamargo (Frank); nine grandchildren; and five great-grand-children. Gene retired after 35 years from Tampa Electric. He was a World War II veteran, 32nd Degree Mason of Lodge 2 in Wellsburg, W.Va., a member of Scottish Rite, and Egypt Temple Shrine Tin Lizzie member. A viewing will take place 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, February 2, 2010, at Blount & Curry Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Ave. Services will immediately follow the viewing. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Egypt Shrine Transportation Fund or Daughters of the Nile Convalescent Endowment Fund. | Bass, Joseph Eugene Jr. (I484)
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| 48849 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Sunday, July 17, 2005 Broward O. Bass BASS, Broward "Brad" O., 70, of Lakeland, died July 10, 2005, in Albany, Ga. Born in Grady County, Ga., he moved to Tampa in 1954. He served four years in the U.S. Air Force and was a retired City of Tampa firefighter. He will be missed greatly by his family. Survivors include his friend and former wife, Modesta Bass; daughters, Patricia Bass, and Karen Feaster and husband Jeff of Tampa; three brothers; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held July 13 in Pelham, Ga. Unknown Source Services for Broward O. Bass, 70, Lakeland, Fla., are at 2 p.m., Wednesday, July 13, 2005 at Jamerson-Braswell Funeral Home Chapel in Pelham. The Rev. Douglas M. Bass Jr. of Norman Park will officiate and interment is in Meigs Sunset Cemetery. Mr. Bass died July 10 at Phoebe Putney Hospital in Albany. Born May 18, 1935 in Grady County, he was a son of the late James Otis Bass and Olga Pawnee Fulford Bass. He was a retired firefighter with the city of Tampa, Fla. and a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Survivors include friend and former wife, Modesta Bass of Tampa; two daughters, Patricia Bass of Tampa, Karen Feaster and husband, Jeff of Tampa; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a number of nieces and nephews; three brothers and sisters-in-law, James H. and Frances Bass of Tallahassee, Fla., George P. and Faye Bass of Thomasville and Freddie and Ruby Bass of Meigs. The family will receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m., Wednesday at the funeral home. Jamerson-Braswell Funeral Home | Bass, Broward Otis (I238)
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| 48850 | The Tampa Tribune, Florida, Sunday, May 13, 2012 Charles Lamar Bass BASS, Charles Lamar, 79, of Plant City, Florida, died on Friday, May 11, 2012. Born Sunday, July 31, 1932 in Plant City, Florida, he was the son of the late Elder Cecil Bass and Delise Harvill Bass. He was the beloved husband of Gwendolyn Granger Bass. Surviving are daughters, Sharon (Jeffrey) Bowen, Pamela (Dale) Perry and Diane (David) Brewington, son, Clayton Wells, brothers, Cecil Eugene Bass and Elder Curtis Julian Bass, sisters, Linda Merle Lewis, Gloria Jean Martin and Margie Marie Bass. 6 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Charles had been a general contractor in the area for years, he was also the owner and operator of Park Street Skate Center and Charlie's Sporting Goods. He was a member of Mt. Enon Primitive Baptist Church. The family will recieve friends 9:00am to 10:00am on Tuesday at The Mount Enon Primitive Baptist Church, where funeral Services will follow at 10:00am. If so desired, contributions may be made to LifePath Hospice 12973 N. Telecom Parkway, Suite 100 Temple Terrace, FL 33637. Online condolences may be made to the family at www. haughtfuneralhome.com. | Bass, Charles Lamar (I356)
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