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- Tampa Tribune, Florida, October 16, 1914
Kissimmee
The remains of Mrs. Tilla Bass, wife of Captain T.A. Bass, were brought to Kissimmee Monday and interred in Rose Hill Cemetery Tuesday at 10 o?clock. The services were conducted from the home of her sisters, RMs. Walter ass, on Magnolia Street, Rev. Lawler officiating. Mrs. Bass at one time resided in this city and moved to Fort Myers, then to Fort Lauderdale, at which place sh resided till her last illness, when she was taken to Kansas City, Mo., for an operation. The operation seemed entirely successful until a few days ago when she suddenly grew worse and passed away. Captain Bass was with her at the time of her death and brought her remains to this city for burial. Four children, Thelma, Lloyd, Elvin and T.A. and two step-daughters, whom she raised from infance, Mrs. Carl Blunt and Mrs. Ralph Steel, all of Fort Lauderdale, survived the deceased. The relatives and many friends throughout this community extend their deepest sympatnhy to the bereaved husband and family.
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