Washington Death Record shows parents as Harvey Moss and Maude Smith. Mother's name may be Georgie based on sister's birth record.
Wife is buried in the same section of the cemetery, but a distance away.
The Seattle Daily Times, November 25, 1955, page 40, real page 41:
William Moss, Molder, Dies
William P. Moss, 52, a Seattle iron molder, was found dead in his hotel room at 712 First Ave. about 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
Death was caused by bronchial pneumonia, Coroner John P. Brill said.
Survivors include a son, Perry Moss of Coral Gables, Fla., assistant football coach at the University of Miami, who was a backfield coach at the University of Washington in 1951.
The Seattle Sunday Times, November 27, 1955, page 123:
MOSS – William Perry, of 721 1st Ave. Husband of Lola Moss, Seattle. Father of Mrs. Daphne Denish, Seattle; Perry Moss, Miami, Florida; Lester Moss, Toledo, Ohio. Brother of Mrs. Ola Ogle, Oklahoma; Fred Moss, Renton, Wash; Lester Moss, Oklahoma. Services Butterworth’s Drawing Room Chapel 1:00 p.m. Monday. Interment.
Wife is buried in the same section of the cemetery, but a distance away.
The Seattle Daily Times, November 25, 1955, page 40, real page 41:
William Moss, Molder, Dies
William P. Moss, 52, a Seattle iron molder, was found dead in his hotel room at 712 First Ave. about 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
Death was caused by bronchial pneumonia, Coroner John P. Brill said.
Survivors include a son, Perry Moss of Coral Gables, Fla., assistant football coach at the University of Miami, who was a backfield coach at the University of Washington in 1951.
The Seattle Sunday Times, November 27, 1955, page 123:
MOSS – William Perry, of 721 1st Ave. Husband of Lola Moss, Seattle. Father of Mrs. Daphne Denish, Seattle; Perry Moss, Miami, Florida; Lester Moss, Toledo, Ohio. Brother of Mrs. Ola Ogle, Oklahoma; Fred Moss, Renton, Wash; Lester Moss, Oklahoma. Services Butterworth’s Drawing Room Chapel 1:00 p.m. Monday. Interment.
Washington Death Record shows parents as Harvey Moss and Maude Smith. Mother's name may be Georgie based on sister's birth record.
Wife is buried in the same section of the cemetery, but a distance away.
The Seattle Daily Times, November 25, 1955, page 40, real page 41:
William Moss, Molder, Dies
William P. Moss, 52, a Seattle iron molder, was found dead in his hotel room at 712 First Ave. about 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
Death was caused by bronchial pneumonia, Coroner John P. Brill said.
Survivors include a son, Perry Moss of Coral Gables, Fla., assistant football coach at the University of Miami, who was a backfield coach at the University of Washington in 1951.
The Seattle Sunday Times, November 27, 1955, page 123:
MOSS – William Perry, of 721 1st Ave. Husband of Lola Moss, Seattle. Father of Mrs. Daphne Denish, Seattle; Perry Moss, Miami, Florida; Lester Moss, Toledo, Ohio. Brother of Mrs. Ola Ogle, Oklahoma; Fred Moss, Renton, Wash; Lester Moss, Oklahoma. Services Butterworth’s Drawing Room Chapel 1:00 p.m. Monday. Interment.
Wife is buried in the same section of the cemetery, but a distance away.
The Seattle Daily Times, November 25, 1955, page 40, real page 41:
William Moss, Molder, Dies
William P. Moss, 52, a Seattle iron molder, was found dead in his hotel room at 712 First Ave. about 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
Death was caused by bronchial pneumonia, Coroner John P. Brill said.
Survivors include a son, Perry Moss of Coral Gables, Fla., assistant football coach at the University of Miami, who was a backfield coach at the University of Washington in 1951.
The Seattle Sunday Times, November 27, 1955, page 123:
MOSS – William Perry, of 721 1st Ave. Husband of Lola Moss, Seattle. Father of Mrs. Daphne Denish, Seattle; Perry Moss, Miami, Florida; Lester Moss, Toledo, Ohio. Brother of Mrs. Ola Ogle, Oklahoma; Fred Moss, Renton, Wash; Lester Moss, Oklahoma. Services Butterworth’s Drawing Room Chapel 1:00 p.m. Monday. Interment.
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