Clinton Casad died in Chile while on an engineering project. He was an electrical engineer and worked there for Braden Copper Company. At the time of his death he was a power substation operator.
He became ill with polio-encefal-meningites.
His body was returned to CA for burial in the family plot in Merced.
His wife was Elvie Reinholdine Anderson (Aug. 12, 1913-Oct. 6, 1959) who died in Fresno, CA. She was a daughter of David Anderson and Hanna L. Bekius, natives of Sweden. After Clinton's death she married Kenneth L. Cummings.
He became ill with polio-encefal-meningites.
His body was returned to CA for burial in the family plot in Merced.
His wife was Elvie Reinholdine Anderson (Aug. 12, 1913-Oct. 6, 1959) who died in Fresno, CA. She was a daughter of David Anderson and Hanna L. Bekius, natives of Sweden. After Clinton's death she married Kenneth L. Cummings.
Clinton Casad died in Chile while on an engineering project. He was an electrical engineer and worked there for Braden Copper Company. At the time of his death he was a power substation operator.
He became ill with polio-encefal-meningites.
His body was returned to CA for burial in the family plot in Merced.
His wife was Elvie Reinholdine Anderson (Aug. 12, 1913-Oct. 6, 1959) who died in Fresno, CA. She was a daughter of David Anderson and Hanna L. Bekius, natives of Sweden. After Clinton's death she married Kenneth L. Cummings.
He became ill with polio-encefal-meningites.
His body was returned to CA for burial in the family plot in Merced.
His wife was Elvie Reinholdine Anderson (Aug. 12, 1913-Oct. 6, 1959) who died in Fresno, CA. She was a daughter of David Anderson and Hanna L. Bekius, natives of Sweden. After Clinton's death she married Kenneth L. Cummings.
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