Published in The Kansas City Star on Mar 14, 1952.
BUSTER--Charles L. Buster, 78, of 3601 College, died today at the General hospital after a long illness. Born in Sampsel, Mo., he had lived here about 60 years. Mr. Buster was a member of the operating engineers local No. 6. He also was a member of Ivanhoe Park Presbyterian church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bessie A. Buster of the home; four sons, Clarence Buster, 315 West Thirty-eighth; Clifford Buster, Jackson, Miss.; Charles Buster, Billings, Mont., and Melvin Buster, 11112 Winchester, Hickman Mills; two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Knoche, Billings, and Mrs. Gladys Hinman, Lee's Summit; 19 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
BUSTER--Charles L. Buster, 78, of 3601 College, died today at the General hospital after a long illness. Born in Sampsel, Mo., he had lived here about 60 years. Mr. Buster was a member of the operating engineers local No. 6. He also was a member of Ivanhoe Park Presbyterian church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bessie A. Buster of the home; four sons, Clarence Buster, 315 West Thirty-eighth; Clifford Buster, Jackson, Miss.; Charles Buster, Billings, Mont., and Melvin Buster, 11112 Winchester, Hickman Mills; two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Knoche, Billings, and Mrs. Gladys Hinman, Lee's Summit; 19 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Published in The Kansas City Star on Mar 14, 1952.
BUSTER--Charles L. Buster, 78, of 3601 College, died today at the General hospital after a long illness. Born in Sampsel, Mo., he had lived here about 60 years. Mr. Buster was a member of the operating engineers local No. 6. He also was a member of Ivanhoe Park Presbyterian church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bessie A. Buster of the home; four sons, Clarence Buster, 315 West Thirty-eighth; Clifford Buster, Jackson, Miss.; Charles Buster, Billings, Mont., and Melvin Buster, 11112 Winchester, Hickman Mills; two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Knoche, Billings, and Mrs. Gladys Hinman, Lee's Summit; 19 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
BUSTER--Charles L. Buster, 78, of 3601 College, died today at the General hospital after a long illness. Born in Sampsel, Mo., he had lived here about 60 years. Mr. Buster was a member of the operating engineers local No. 6. He also was a member of Ivanhoe Park Presbyterian church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Bessie A. Buster of the home; four sons, Clarence Buster, 315 West Thirty-eighth; Clifford Buster, Jackson, Miss.; Charles Buster, Billings, Mont., and Melvin Buster, 11112 Winchester, Hickman Mills; two daughters, Mrs. Blanche Knoche, Billings, and Mrs. Gladys Hinman, Lee's Summit; 19 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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