Bessie Tippins Siniff died in Lee Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of W. A. Siniff who came here from Cleveland, OH. They were married in 1904. She was a sister of the late Frank B. Tippins, who served as sheriff of Lee county for 32 years, and a sister of the late Jane Brown of Immokalee and Fannie Bomar of Fort Myers. She was an active member of the First Baptist Church. She was survived by a sister, Dora Corbitt of Immokalee; niece, Mrs. Willie Kirby, and her two sons, Eddie Kirby of Tampa and Billy Kirby of Gainesville. Other nieces and nephews include Mrs. Rose Kennon, Fort Myers Beach; Mrs. Catherine Chaney, Immokalee; Mrs. Alice Tiner, Mrs. Margaret Wheaton, Mrs. Samp Brown, Mrs. Ernest Douglas, Fort Myers; Edwin Brown, Olga; Frank Brown, Immokalee; F. B. Tippins Jr., John Bomar of Miami; sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank B. Tipppins, Sr. of Miami. Funeral arrangememts by Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home. (Fort Myers News-Press, 9/30/70)
Bessie Tippins Siniff died in Lee Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of W. A. Siniff who came here from Cleveland, OH. They were married in 1904. She was a sister of the late Frank B. Tippins, who served as sheriff of Lee county for 32 years, and a sister of the late Jane Brown of Immokalee and Fannie Bomar of Fort Myers. She was an active member of the First Baptist Church. She was survived by a sister, Dora Corbitt of Immokalee; niece, Mrs. Willie Kirby, and her two sons, Eddie Kirby of Tampa and Billy Kirby of Gainesville. Other nieces and nephews include Mrs. Rose Kennon, Fort Myers Beach; Mrs. Catherine Chaney, Immokalee; Mrs. Alice Tiner, Mrs. Margaret Wheaton, Mrs. Samp Brown, Mrs. Ernest Douglas, Fort Myers; Edwin Brown, Olga; Frank Brown, Immokalee; F. B. Tippins Jr., John Bomar of Miami; sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank B. Tipppins, Sr. of Miami. Funeral arrangememts by Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home. (Fort Myers News-Press, 9/30/70)
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