Death Takes F. J. Abdo, Druggist
Frank J. Abdo, 44, of 9501 27th Av. N. W., suffered a fatal heart attack Thursday night.
Mr. Abdo had owned Miller's Pharmacy at 307 N. 85th St. for two months.
Rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Hoffner's Fisher-Kalfus Chapel. Requiem Mass will be said at 10 o'clock Monday in St. Alphonsus' Church. Burial will be in Calvary.
Mr. Abdo was a member of the Druggists Association.
Mr. Abdo, born in Seattle, had served in the Second World War as a Navy chief petty officer.
Surviving are his wife, Alleen; two sons, Stephen and David Abdo, and a daughter, Susan Abdo, all at home; three brothers, Victor, Alfred and Daniel Abdo, and a sister, Mrs. Victoria Collar, all of Seattle. (Seattle Daily Times, Saturday, September 22, 1962, Page 22)
Submitted by: Bonita Olmer (#46798970)
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Marriage Date: 19 June 1948
Marriage Place: King County, Washington
Spouse: Aileen I Baker
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Attended the University of Washington in Seattle (a senior in 1941); Frank served as a Navy Chief Pharmacist Mate (E-7) during WW-II & the Naval Reserves during the early 1950's — achieving the rank of Ensign (USNR) in 1952.
Contributor: Peter Joseph ('PJ') Braun (46869838)
Frank J. Abdo, 44, of 9501 27th Av. N. W., suffered a fatal heart attack Thursday night.
Mr. Abdo had owned Miller's Pharmacy at 307 N. 85th St. for two months.
Rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Hoffner's Fisher-Kalfus Chapel. Requiem Mass will be said at 10 o'clock Monday in St. Alphonsus' Church. Burial will be in Calvary.
Mr. Abdo was a member of the Druggists Association.
Mr. Abdo, born in Seattle, had served in the Second World War as a Navy chief petty officer.
Surviving are his wife, Alleen; two sons, Stephen and David Abdo, and a daughter, Susan Abdo, all at home; three brothers, Victor, Alfred and Daniel Abdo, and a sister, Mrs. Victoria Collar, all of Seattle. (Seattle Daily Times, Saturday, September 22, 1962, Page 22)
Submitted by: Bonita Olmer (#46798970)
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Marriage Date: 19 June 1948
Marriage Place: King County, Washington
Spouse: Aileen I Baker
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Attended the University of Washington in Seattle (a senior in 1941); Frank served as a Navy Chief Pharmacist Mate (E-7) during WW-II & the Naval Reserves during the early 1950's — achieving the rank of Ensign (USNR) in 1952.
Contributor: Peter Joseph ('PJ') Braun (46869838)
Death Takes F. J. Abdo, Druggist
Frank J. Abdo, 44, of 9501 27th Av. N. W., suffered a fatal heart attack Thursday night.
Mr. Abdo had owned Miller's Pharmacy at 307 N. 85th St. for two months.
Rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Hoffner's Fisher-Kalfus Chapel. Requiem Mass will be said at 10 o'clock Monday in St. Alphonsus' Church. Burial will be in Calvary.
Mr. Abdo was a member of the Druggists Association.
Mr. Abdo, born in Seattle, had served in the Second World War as a Navy chief petty officer.
Surviving are his wife, Alleen; two sons, Stephen and David Abdo, and a daughter, Susan Abdo, all at home; three brothers, Victor, Alfred and Daniel Abdo, and a sister, Mrs. Victoria Collar, all of Seattle. (Seattle Daily Times, Saturday, September 22, 1962, Page 22)
Submitted by: Bonita Olmer (#46798970)
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Marriage Date: 19 June 1948
Marriage Place: King County, Washington
Spouse: Aileen I Baker
~~~~~~~
Attended the University of Washington in Seattle (a senior in 1941); Frank served as a Navy Chief Pharmacist Mate (E-7) during WW-II & the Naval Reserves during the early 1950's — achieving the rank of Ensign (USNR) in 1952.
Contributor: Peter Joseph ('PJ') Braun (46869838)
Frank J. Abdo, 44, of 9501 27th Av. N. W., suffered a fatal heart attack Thursday night.
Mr. Abdo had owned Miller's Pharmacy at 307 N. 85th St. for two months.
Rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Hoffner's Fisher-Kalfus Chapel. Requiem Mass will be said at 10 o'clock Monday in St. Alphonsus' Church. Burial will be in Calvary.
Mr. Abdo was a member of the Druggists Association.
Mr. Abdo, born in Seattle, had served in the Second World War as a Navy chief petty officer.
Surviving are his wife, Alleen; two sons, Stephen and David Abdo, and a daughter, Susan Abdo, all at home; three brothers, Victor, Alfred and Daniel Abdo, and a sister, Mrs. Victoria Collar, all of Seattle. (Seattle Daily Times, Saturday, September 22, 1962, Page 22)
Submitted by: Bonita Olmer (#46798970)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Marriage Date: 19 June 1948
Marriage Place: King County, Washington
Spouse: Aileen I Baker
~~~~~~~
Attended the University of Washington in Seattle (a senior in 1941); Frank served as a Navy Chief Pharmacist Mate (E-7) during WW-II & the Naval Reserves during the early 1950's — achieving the rank of Ensign (USNR) in 1952.
Contributor: Peter Joseph ('PJ') Braun (46869838)
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