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MASON - William Glen, age 65 years, 4520 Florence Blvd. Survived by his wife, Dorothy; 3 daughters, Mrs. Anita Gade, Mrs Betty Conley, Miss Pat Mason, all Omaha; 2 sisters, Mrs. Anita Leitel, Omaha, Mrs. Olive Jackson, Cedar Falls, Ia.; 3 brothers, Ernie, Anderson, Calif., Ellis, West Bend, Wis., Earl, Greenville, Mich.; uncle R. S. May, Omaha. Services Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the N. P Swanson Chapel, Dr. Thomas Niven officiating. Internment family plot Forest Lawn. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Research, care of Dr. Howard Hunt, Methodist Hospital, Omaha.
Appeared in the Evening World Herald, Saturday March 17, 1962.
Note - Glen was raised by James Perry Mason, he was Maggie May's son. The only information we have about his biological father is that his name was Warren R Lewellyn. He is named Glen Luellen on the 1910 Census for the family. After that he used the Mason name permanently.
F 2 - USNRF
World War I
Flat Bronze Gravemarker
MASON - William Glen, age 65 years, 4520 Florence Blvd. Survived by his wife, Dorothy; 3 daughters, Mrs. Anita Gade, Mrs Betty Conley, Miss Pat Mason, all Omaha; 2 sisters, Mrs. Anita Leitel, Omaha, Mrs. Olive Jackson, Cedar Falls, Ia.; 3 brothers, Ernie, Anderson, Calif., Ellis, West Bend, Wis., Earl, Greenville, Mich.; uncle R. S. May, Omaha. Services Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the N. P Swanson Chapel, Dr. Thomas Niven officiating. Internment family plot Forest Lawn. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Research, care of Dr. Howard Hunt, Methodist Hospital, Omaha.
Appeared in the Evening World Herald, Saturday March 17, 1962.
Note - Glen was raised by James Perry Mason, he was Maggie May's son. The only information we have about his biological father is that his name was Warren R Lewellyn. He is named Glen Luellen on the 1910 Census for the family. After that he used the Mason name permanently.
IOWA
F 2 - USNRF
World War I
Flat Bronze Gravemarker
MASON - William Glen, age 65 years, 4520 Florence Blvd. Survived by his wife, Dorothy; 3 daughters, Mrs. Anita Gade, Mrs Betty Conley, Miss Pat Mason, all Omaha; 2 sisters, Mrs. Anita Leitel, Omaha, Mrs. Olive Jackson, Cedar Falls, Ia.; 3 brothers, Ernie, Anderson, Calif., Ellis, West Bend, Wis., Earl, Greenville, Mich.; uncle R. S. May, Omaha. Services Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the N. P Swanson Chapel, Dr. Thomas Niven officiating. Internment family plot Forest Lawn. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Research, care of Dr. Howard Hunt, Methodist Hospital, Omaha.
Appeared in the Evening World Herald, Saturday March 17, 1962.
Note - Glen was raised by James Perry Mason, he was Maggie May's son. The only information we have about his biological father is that his name was Warren R Lewellyn. He is named Glen Luellen on the 1910 Census for the family. After that he used the Mason name permanently.
F 2 - USNRF
World War I
Flat Bronze Gravemarker
MASON - William Glen, age 65 years, 4520 Florence Blvd. Survived by his wife, Dorothy; 3 daughters, Mrs. Anita Gade, Mrs Betty Conley, Miss Pat Mason, all Omaha; 2 sisters, Mrs. Anita Leitel, Omaha, Mrs. Olive Jackson, Cedar Falls, Ia.; 3 brothers, Ernie, Anderson, Calif., Ellis, West Bend, Wis., Earl, Greenville, Mich.; uncle R. S. May, Omaha. Services Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the N. P Swanson Chapel, Dr. Thomas Niven officiating. Internment family plot Forest Lawn. Family suggests memorials to Cancer Research, care of Dr. Howard Hunt, Methodist Hospital, Omaha.
Appeared in the Evening World Herald, Saturday March 17, 1962.
Note - Glen was raised by James Perry Mason, he was Maggie May's son. The only information we have about his biological father is that his name was Warren R Lewellyn. He is named Glen Luellen on the 1910 Census for the family. After that he used the Mason name permanently.
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