REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. — Bruce Burnliam [sic] Freeze. "70. Redwood City, died Saturday, 3 a.m. at his home of natural causes.

Born Dec. 11. 13S9. Salt Lake City, to James P. and Mary Ann Bumham Freeze. Married Theresa Cahoon. 1909. Murray. Worked for the American Smelting and Relinne Co.. Murray, for many years. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Former Murray resident. Moved to California last year.

Survivors: widow: son, daughters. Joseph C., Seattle. Wash.: Mrs. Mary Rossell. Redwood City: Mrs. Dorothy Poulton, Nc-.vberc [sic] Ore.-, four grandchildren: two great-grandchildren: brother, sisters. Sherman G., Alur- ra-'- [sic] Mrs. Annie Tucker, Mrs. Fsnnie Ncslen [sic]. Mrs. Maud Wells, Mrs. Jennie White. Mrs. Grace Folland. Salt Lake City. Funeral and buriaL Wednesday. Redwood City.

Source: Salt Lake Tribune, July 31, 1960, p. 21.

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REDWOOD CITY Bruce a Freeze. 70, of 356 Alexander stree avenue, Burlingame, July 31, a died Saturday at his home after daughter. TIPP, Donald, 310 Catalpa ave an unexpected illness. He made his home here for one year com - nue,. San Mateo, July - 31, a son. HALL, Harry, 2340 : Holland in? from his native Sa.t Lake City, where he had been foreman for street, San Mateo, July i daughter.' . the American Smelting and Refining corporation for 25 years GASPER, Richard, 965 Patricia until retiring five years ago. avenue, San Mateo, July 31, son. ' is survived oy nis wiie, WILSON, Harold, 321 Rosemont Theresa; two daugnters, mis. drive, Santa Clara, July 31. a daughter. Mary Rossell of Redwood Uty and Mrs. Dorothy Poulton of New - hnrff. Ore.: a son, Joseph C. Freeze of Wenatchee, Wash., five pmnHchildren and two great AT SEQUOIA HOSPITAL

Source: San Mateo Times, August 1, 1960, p. 8. (poor transcription; transferred from duplicate memorial)