THE DEATH OF O. W. CROSE - W. O. "Bud" Crose, 59, of 116 s. 3rd Street, died at 1:40 p.m. Wednesday in St. Elizabeth Hospital where he was admitted Nov. 8. He had been in ill health three years. Born at Stockwell, Mr. Crose had been a life resident of this area. He was a bartender and a member of Bartenders Union. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Tom (Mary) South and Mrs. Allen (Judy) Howard, both of Lafayette; three sons, Michael and Donald Crose, both of Lafayette, and Steve Crose in the Air Force in New Mexico; his mother, Mrs. Grace Crose of Lafayette; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Mary) Walker and Mrs. Dorothy Hampton, both of Lafayette; and three brothers, Don Crose of Lafayette, Steve Crose of Rt. 5, Lafayette, and Chester Crose of Mulberry.
THE DEATH OF O. W. CROSE - W. O. "Bud" Crose, 59, of 116 s. 3rd Street, died at 1:40 p.m. Wednesday in St. Elizabeth Hospital where he was admitted Nov. 8. He had been in ill health three years. Born at Stockwell, Mr. Crose had been a life resident of this area. He was a bartender and a member of Bartenders Union. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Tom (Mary) South and Mrs. Allen (Judy) Howard, both of Lafayette; three sons, Michael and Donald Crose, both of Lafayette, and Steve Crose in the Air Force in New Mexico; his mother, Mrs. Grace Crose of Lafayette; two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Mary) Walker and Mrs. Dorothy Hampton, both of Lafayette; and three brothers, Don Crose of Lafayette, Steve Crose of Rt. 5, Lafayette, and Chester Crose of Mulberry.
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