Waldron--August 25, Earl A., husband of Helen H., of Bay City, Ore., father of Leon E., Edward A. Waldron, Mrs. Anamae Hohman, Mrs. Dorothy Burgener and Mrs. Beverly Fannin; brother of Mrs. Marion Keizur and Mrs. Laura Coke; 16 grandchildren.
Services Friday, August 30, at 12:30 pm, from the Ross Hollywood Chapel, Ne 48th and Sandy Blvd. Friends invited. Interment Willamette National cemetery. Oregonian, August 29, 1963
Earl Waldron was killed instantly when he lost control of his car and it plungd down a steep 75-foot embankment about 10 miles east of Tallamook on the Wilson River Highway. His wife, Helen, was hospitalized in Tallamook with a possible ankle fracture. Oregonian, August 27, 1963
Services Friday, August 30, at 12:30 pm, from the Ross Hollywood Chapel, Ne 48th and Sandy Blvd. Friends invited. Interment Willamette National cemetery. Oregonian, August 29, 1963
Earl Waldron was killed instantly when he lost control of his car and it plungd down a steep 75-foot embankment about 10 miles east of Tallamook on the Wilson River Highway. His wife, Helen, was hospitalized in Tallamook with a possible ankle fracture. Oregonian, August 27, 1963
Waldron--August 25, Earl A., husband of Helen H., of Bay City, Ore., father of Leon E., Edward A. Waldron, Mrs. Anamae Hohman, Mrs. Dorothy Burgener and Mrs. Beverly Fannin; brother of Mrs. Marion Keizur and Mrs. Laura Coke; 16 grandchildren.
Services Friday, August 30, at 12:30 pm, from the Ross Hollywood Chapel, Ne 48th and Sandy Blvd. Friends invited. Interment Willamette National cemetery. Oregonian, August 29, 1963
Earl Waldron was killed instantly when he lost control of his car and it plungd down a steep 75-foot embankment about 10 miles east of Tallamook on the Wilson River Highway. His wife, Helen, was hospitalized in Tallamook with a possible ankle fracture. Oregonian, August 27, 1963
Services Friday, August 30, at 12:30 pm, from the Ross Hollywood Chapel, Ne 48th and Sandy Blvd. Friends invited. Interment Willamette National cemetery. Oregonian, August 29, 1963
Earl Waldron was killed instantly when he lost control of his car and it plungd down a steep 75-foot embankment about 10 miles east of Tallamook on the Wilson River Highway. His wife, Helen, was hospitalized in Tallamook with a possible ankle fracture. Oregonian, August 27, 1963
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