Passed away at age 91 on a Monday morning at Marquette General Hospital.
July of 1942, Emerson was inducted into the U.S. Army where he proudly served his country during World War II as a flight instructor until September of 1944.
Emerson owned and operated Emerson's General Store in Big Bay for many years. He also owned and managed Lumberjack Tavern, a gas station and a restaurant.
He attended both St. Peter's Cathedral in Marquette and St. Mary's Catholic Church in Big Bay.
Member of the Marquette Golf Club as well as the Riverview Country Club in Brownsville, Texas.
Wife of 70 years:
Marian E. (Swanson) Fleury
Married June 18, 1935 at St. John's Catholic Church in Marquette.
Children:
Margaret Lukas
Sr. Barbara E. Fleury, CSJ
Arthur Emerson (Linda) Fleury
Fred (Barbara) Fleury, M.D.
Peter J. Fleury
Parents:
Archie and Emma (Chartier) Fleury
Brothers:
Lowell Fleury
Clem Fleury (Deceased)
Sisters:
Evelyn Dagenais (Deceased)
Doris Beerman (Deceased)
Grace Goldsworthy (Deceased)
July of 1942, Emerson was inducted into the U.S. Army where he proudly served his country during World War II as a flight instructor until September of 1944.
Emerson owned and operated Emerson's General Store in Big Bay for many years. He also owned and managed Lumberjack Tavern, a gas station and a restaurant.
He attended both St. Peter's Cathedral in Marquette and St. Mary's Catholic Church in Big Bay.
Member of the Marquette Golf Club as well as the Riverview Country Club in Brownsville, Texas.
Wife of 70 years:
Marian E. (Swanson) Fleury
Married June 18, 1935 at St. John's Catholic Church in Marquette.
Children:
Margaret Lukas
Sr. Barbara E. Fleury, CSJ
Arthur Emerson (Linda) Fleury
Fred (Barbara) Fleury, M.D.
Peter J. Fleury
Parents:
Archie and Emma (Chartier) Fleury
Brothers:
Lowell Fleury
Clem Fleury (Deceased)
Sisters:
Evelyn Dagenais (Deceased)
Doris Beerman (Deceased)
Grace Goldsworthy (Deceased)
Passed away at age 91 on a Monday morning at Marquette General Hospital.
July of 1942, Emerson was inducted into the U.S. Army where he proudly served his country during World War II as a flight instructor until September of 1944.
Emerson owned and operated Emerson's General Store in Big Bay for many years. He also owned and managed Lumberjack Tavern, a gas station and a restaurant.
He attended both St. Peter's Cathedral in Marquette and St. Mary's Catholic Church in Big Bay.
Member of the Marquette Golf Club as well as the Riverview Country Club in Brownsville, Texas.
Wife of 70 years:
Marian E. (Swanson) Fleury
Married June 18, 1935 at St. John's Catholic Church in Marquette.
Children:
Margaret Lukas
Sr. Barbara E. Fleury, CSJ
Arthur Emerson (Linda) Fleury
Fred (Barbara) Fleury, M.D.
Peter J. Fleury
Parents:
Archie and Emma (Chartier) Fleury
Brothers:
Lowell Fleury
Clem Fleury (Deceased)
Sisters:
Evelyn Dagenais (Deceased)
Doris Beerman (Deceased)
Grace Goldsworthy (Deceased)
July of 1942, Emerson was inducted into the U.S. Army where he proudly served his country during World War II as a flight instructor until September of 1944.
Emerson owned and operated Emerson's General Store in Big Bay for many years. He also owned and managed Lumberjack Tavern, a gas station and a restaurant.
He attended both St. Peter's Cathedral in Marquette and St. Mary's Catholic Church in Big Bay.
Member of the Marquette Golf Club as well as the Riverview Country Club in Brownsville, Texas.
Wife of 70 years:
Marian E. (Swanson) Fleury
Married June 18, 1935 at St. John's Catholic Church in Marquette.
Children:
Margaret Lukas
Sr. Barbara E. Fleury, CSJ
Arthur Emerson (Linda) Fleury
Fred (Barbara) Fleury, M.D.
Peter J. Fleury
Parents:
Archie and Emma (Chartier) Fleury
Brothers:
Lowell Fleury
Clem Fleury (Deceased)
Sisters:
Evelyn Dagenais (Deceased)
Doris Beerman (Deceased)
Grace Goldsworthy (Deceased)
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