San Leandro - Services were held for Lorin C.(sic) Fear, 81, a 48 year resident of Alameda County and long time real estate broker and veterans' leader, were held today at the South Chapel of The Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park, 32992, Mission Blvd., Hayward.
He died in a local hospital on Monday.
He was a member of World War I Veterans Barracks, No. 1120 of San Leandro, the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and the Southern Alemeda County Real Estate Board.
He was a past commander of San Leandro American Legion Post No. 117, a national chairman of the Legion's Boy Scouts program as well as state chairman of the same program. He was president of the 14th District Republican Assembly in 1950 and 1951. Mr. Fear is survived by his wife Margaret R. Fear of the family home on Downing Boulevard; one daughter, Mrs. Lauren Adam of Orinda; two brothers, James C. and Henry H. Fear; three sisters, Mrs. Hester Hatch, Mrs. Lucia Goodrich and Mrs. Martha Cliffel, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
(Pub. in The Oakland Tribune, Oakland California, Wednesday, March 21, 1973, Page 25)
He died in a local hospital on Monday.
He was a member of World War I Veterans Barracks, No. 1120 of San Leandro, the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and the Southern Alemeda County Real Estate Board.
He was a past commander of San Leandro American Legion Post No. 117, a national chairman of the Legion's Boy Scouts program as well as state chairman of the same program. He was president of the 14th District Republican Assembly in 1950 and 1951. Mr. Fear is survived by his wife Margaret R. Fear of the family home on Downing Boulevard; one daughter, Mrs. Lauren Adam of Orinda; two brothers, James C. and Henry H. Fear; three sisters, Mrs. Hester Hatch, Mrs. Lucia Goodrich and Mrs. Martha Cliffel, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
(Pub. in The Oakland Tribune, Oakland California, Wednesday, March 21, 1973, Page 25)
San Leandro - Services were held for Lorin C.(sic) Fear, 81, a 48 year resident of Alameda County and long time real estate broker and veterans' leader, were held today at the South Chapel of The Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park, 32992, Mission Blvd., Hayward.
He died in a local hospital on Monday.
He was a member of World War I Veterans Barracks, No. 1120 of San Leandro, the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and the Southern Alemeda County Real Estate Board.
He was a past commander of San Leandro American Legion Post No. 117, a national chairman of the Legion's Boy Scouts program as well as state chairman of the same program. He was president of the 14th District Republican Assembly in 1950 and 1951. Mr. Fear is survived by his wife Margaret R. Fear of the family home on Downing Boulevard; one daughter, Mrs. Lauren Adam of Orinda; two brothers, James C. and Henry H. Fear; three sisters, Mrs. Hester Hatch, Mrs. Lucia Goodrich and Mrs. Martha Cliffel, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
(Pub. in The Oakland Tribune, Oakland California, Wednesday, March 21, 1973, Page 25)
He died in a local hospital on Monday.
He was a member of World War I Veterans Barracks, No. 1120 of San Leandro, the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and the Southern Alemeda County Real Estate Board.
He was a past commander of San Leandro American Legion Post No. 117, a national chairman of the Legion's Boy Scouts program as well as state chairman of the same program. He was president of the 14th District Republican Assembly in 1950 and 1951. Mr. Fear is survived by his wife Margaret R. Fear of the family home on Downing Boulevard; one daughter, Mrs. Lauren Adam of Orinda; two brothers, James C. and Henry H. Fear; three sisters, Mrs. Hester Hatch, Mrs. Lucia Goodrich and Mrs. Martha Cliffel, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
(Pub. in The Oakland Tribune, Oakland California, Wednesday, March 21, 1973, Page 25)
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