Charles S. (Red) Coss, 46, died Friday at his home in Peoria Heights. Born at Bloomington June 16, 1915 to Scott & Lucinda (Waltz) Coss, he married Bernadine Yates at Havana May 7, 1949. Surviving are his wife; his mother of Normal; one daughter Mrs Marilyn Wolf of Bloomington; one stepson William Demeron of Macon, MO; and one brother Harold Coss of Rossville." Condensed from the obituary published Saturday Dec. 30, 1961 in the Peoria Journal Star Morning Edition, page A-2. Courtesy of the North Peoria Consortium.
In 1940, he was living in Bloomington, married to Margaret, father of Marilyn. He received the Bronze Star and a Purple Heart during WWII. The headstone was applied for by a Georgia Coss, listed as his widow, and living in Missouri.
Additional information from the Ralph King FT at Ancestry.com.
In 1940, he was living in Bloomington, married to Margaret, father of Marilyn. He received the Bronze Star and a Purple Heart during WWII. The headstone was applied for by a Georgia Coss, listed as his widow, and living in Missouri.
Additional information from the Ralph King FT at Ancestry.com.
Charles S. (Red) Coss, 46, died Friday at his home in Peoria Heights. Born at Bloomington June 16, 1915 to Scott & Lucinda (Waltz) Coss, he married Bernadine Yates at Havana May 7, 1949. Surviving are his wife; his mother of Normal; one daughter Mrs Marilyn Wolf of Bloomington; one stepson William Demeron of Macon, MO; and one brother Harold Coss of Rossville." Condensed from the obituary published Saturday Dec. 30, 1961 in the Peoria Journal Star Morning Edition, page A-2. Courtesy of the North Peoria Consortium.
In 1940, he was living in Bloomington, married to Margaret, father of Marilyn. He received the Bronze Star and a Purple Heart during WWII. The headstone was applied for by a Georgia Coss, listed as his widow, and living in Missouri.
Additional information from the Ralph King FT at Ancestry.com.
In 1940, he was living in Bloomington, married to Margaret, father of Marilyn. He received the Bronze Star and a Purple Heart during WWII. The headstone was applied for by a Georgia Coss, listed as his widow, and living in Missouri.
Additional information from the Ralph King FT at Ancestry.com.
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