MRS. DONALD DUSING
Mrs. Elizabeth Enser Dusing
47, of Tinkham Rd., Bennington
wife of Donald Dusing, died at
6:25 p. m. Friday, July 2, 1965
at St. Jerome Hosptal where she
had been a patient two weeks.
Mrs. Dusing was a native of
Concord, where she was born
Jan. 15, 1918, a daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Enser of Concord and
(the late William Enser. She was
member of St., Vincent's
Church in Attica and the Alden
Rod & Gun Club Auxiliary.
Surviving besides her husband
and mother, are a son, Ronald
G. Dusing, in the U. S. Navy; four
daughters, Sharon, Patricia, Judy
and Jean Marie Dusing, all at
home; two brothers, William of
Boston, Mass. and Edward of Con-
cord; and three sisters, Miss Wil-
ma Enser of Buffalo, Mrs. Rob-
ert (Marie) Moore of Concord
and Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) Fraser
of Eden.
A Requiem Mass was sung in
St. Vincent's Church by the Rev.
John R. Colbert on Tuesday morn-
ing following prayers in the Mur-
phy Funeral Home, Attica. Bur-
ial was in Forest Hill Cemetery,
Attica.
Thursday, July 8, 1965
Attica NY News 1964-1966
Mrs. Elizabeth Enser Dusing
47, of Tinkham Rd., Bennington
wife of Donald Dusing, died at
6:25 p. m. Friday, July 2, 1965
at St. Jerome Hosptal where she
had been a patient two weeks.
Mrs. Dusing was a native of
Concord, where she was born
Jan. 15, 1918, a daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Enser of Concord and
(the late William Enser. She was
member of St., Vincent's
Church in Attica and the Alden
Rod & Gun Club Auxiliary.
Surviving besides her husband
and mother, are a son, Ronald
G. Dusing, in the U. S. Navy; four
daughters, Sharon, Patricia, Judy
and Jean Marie Dusing, all at
home; two brothers, William of
Boston, Mass. and Edward of Con-
cord; and three sisters, Miss Wil-
ma Enser of Buffalo, Mrs. Rob-
ert (Marie) Moore of Concord
and Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) Fraser
of Eden.
A Requiem Mass was sung in
St. Vincent's Church by the Rev.
John R. Colbert on Tuesday morn-
ing following prayers in the Mur-
phy Funeral Home, Attica. Bur-
ial was in Forest Hill Cemetery,
Attica.
Thursday, July 8, 1965
Attica NY News 1964-1966
MRS. DONALD DUSING
Mrs. Elizabeth Enser Dusing
47, of Tinkham Rd., Bennington
wife of Donald Dusing, died at
6:25 p. m. Friday, July 2, 1965
at St. Jerome Hosptal where she
had been a patient two weeks.
Mrs. Dusing was a native of
Concord, where she was born
Jan. 15, 1918, a daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Enser of Concord and
(the late William Enser. She was
member of St., Vincent's
Church in Attica and the Alden
Rod & Gun Club Auxiliary.
Surviving besides her husband
and mother, are a son, Ronald
G. Dusing, in the U. S. Navy; four
daughters, Sharon, Patricia, Judy
and Jean Marie Dusing, all at
home; two brothers, William of
Boston, Mass. and Edward of Con-
cord; and three sisters, Miss Wil-
ma Enser of Buffalo, Mrs. Rob-
ert (Marie) Moore of Concord
and Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) Fraser
of Eden.
A Requiem Mass was sung in
St. Vincent's Church by the Rev.
John R. Colbert on Tuesday morn-
ing following prayers in the Mur-
phy Funeral Home, Attica. Bur-
ial was in Forest Hill Cemetery,
Attica.
Thursday, July 8, 1965
Attica NY News 1964-1966
Mrs. Elizabeth Enser Dusing
47, of Tinkham Rd., Bennington
wife of Donald Dusing, died at
6:25 p. m. Friday, July 2, 1965
at St. Jerome Hosptal where she
had been a patient two weeks.
Mrs. Dusing was a native of
Concord, where she was born
Jan. 15, 1918, a daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Enser of Concord and
(the late William Enser. She was
member of St., Vincent's
Church in Attica and the Alden
Rod & Gun Club Auxiliary.
Surviving besides her husband
and mother, are a son, Ronald
G. Dusing, in the U. S. Navy; four
daughters, Sharon, Patricia, Judy
and Jean Marie Dusing, all at
home; two brothers, William of
Boston, Mass. and Edward of Con-
cord; and three sisters, Miss Wil-
ma Enser of Buffalo, Mrs. Rob-
ert (Marie) Moore of Concord
and Mrs. Thomas (Ruth) Fraser
of Eden.
A Requiem Mass was sung in
St. Vincent's Church by the Rev.
John R. Colbert on Tuesday morn-
ing following prayers in the Mur-
phy Funeral Home, Attica. Bur-
ial was in Forest Hill Cemetery,
Attica.
Thursday, July 8, 1965
Attica NY News 1964-1966
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