Son of James Otis & Olga Fulford Bass
Mr. Bass was a retired musician and iron worker. He was a member of the Iron Workers local 397 and was a Methodist. Mr. Bass had lived in Tampa, Fla. since 1947 and returned to Georgia in the spring of 2002. He is best remembered as a talented member of many bay area bands, including the popular Uncle Charlie and Daisy Mae Show, which aired on the radio in the early 1950s.
(Braswell Funeral Home)
Mr. Bass was a retired musician and iron worker. He was a member of the Iron Workers local 397 and was a Methodist. Mr. Bass had lived in Tampa, Fla. since 1947 and returned to Georgia in the spring of 2002. He is best remembered as a talented member of many bay area bands, including the popular Uncle Charlie and Daisy Mae Show, which aired on the radio in the early 1950s.
(Braswell Funeral Home)
Son of James Otis & Olga Fulford Bass
Mr. Bass was a retired musician and iron worker. He was a member of the Iron Workers local 397 and was a Methodist. Mr. Bass had lived in Tampa, Fla. since 1947 and returned to Georgia in the spring of 2002. He is best remembered as a talented member of many bay area bands, including the popular Uncle Charlie and Daisy Mae Show, which aired on the radio in the early 1950s.
(Braswell Funeral Home)
Mr. Bass was a retired musician and iron worker. He was a member of the Iron Workers local 397 and was a Methodist. Mr. Bass had lived in Tampa, Fla. since 1947 and returned to Georgia in the spring of 2002. He is best remembered as a talented member of many bay area bands, including the popular Uncle Charlie and Daisy Mae Show, which aired on the radio in the early 1950s.
(Braswell Funeral Home)
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