Oscar Monroe Pittsinger of West Davenport, retired Illinois-Central Railroad clerk, died at 4 a.m. yesterday, January 11, at Kennedy Veterans Hospital where he had been a patient for about a month. He was 59.
Burial in National Cemetery.
Born in Water Valley, MS, Mr. Pittsinger came to Memphis 45 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Birdie Pittsinger; a son, Franklin D. Pittsinger; a stepson, Van Nichols; a stepdaughter, Mrs. J. T. Brown, all of Memphis; his mother, Mrs. Emma Pittsinger of Baltimore; two brothers, Ray Pittsinger and Franklin Pittsinger, both of Memphis, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pruy and Mrs. Martha Justice, both of Crawfordsville.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Saturday, January 12, 1952.
Burial in National Cemetery.
Born in Water Valley, MS, Mr. Pittsinger came to Memphis 45 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Birdie Pittsinger; a son, Franklin D. Pittsinger; a stepson, Van Nichols; a stepdaughter, Mrs. J. T. Brown, all of Memphis; his mother, Mrs. Emma Pittsinger of Baltimore; two brothers, Ray Pittsinger and Franklin Pittsinger, both of Memphis, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pruy and Mrs. Martha Justice, both of Crawfordsville.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Saturday, January 12, 1952.
Oscar Monroe Pittsinger of West Davenport, retired Illinois-Central Railroad clerk, died at 4 a.m. yesterday, January 11, at Kennedy Veterans Hospital where he had been a patient for about a month. He was 59.
Burial in National Cemetery.
Born in Water Valley, MS, Mr. Pittsinger came to Memphis 45 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Birdie Pittsinger; a son, Franklin D. Pittsinger; a stepson, Van Nichols; a stepdaughter, Mrs. J. T. Brown, all of Memphis; his mother, Mrs. Emma Pittsinger of Baltimore; two brothers, Ray Pittsinger and Franklin Pittsinger, both of Memphis, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pruy and Mrs. Martha Justice, both of Crawfordsville.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Saturday, January 12, 1952.
Burial in National Cemetery.
Born in Water Valley, MS, Mr. Pittsinger came to Memphis 45 years ago. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Birdie Pittsinger; a son, Franklin D. Pittsinger; a stepson, Van Nichols; a stepdaughter, Mrs. J. T. Brown, all of Memphis; his mother, Mrs. Emma Pittsinger of Baltimore; two brothers, Ray Pittsinger and Franklin Pittsinger, both of Memphis, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Pruy and Mrs. Martha Justice, both of Crawfordsville.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Saturday, January 12, 1952.
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