Fred L. Baker
Funeral services for Fred Lynn Baker, 84, Placerville will be held at 2 p.m. today at Chapel of the Pines.
Interment will be at Placerville Union Cemetery following private cremation by the El Dorado County Memorial Society Crematory. Allen Hicks and Bill Buzzard will officiate.
Mr. Baker died March 3 at a local hospital. He had lived in the county for 27 years; 59 years in California. He was a native of Missouri. Mr. Baker wrote and published music, including the "Senior Citizen's Waltz."
He is survived by his wife, Mae M. Baker of Placerville; a daughter, Mildred Stowers of Sutler Creek; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren
Funeral services for Fred Lynn Baker, 84, Placerville will be held at 2 p.m. today at Chapel of the Pines.
Interment will be at Placerville Union Cemetery following private cremation by the El Dorado County Memorial Society Crematory. Allen Hicks and Bill Buzzard will officiate.
Mr. Baker died March 3 at a local hospital. He had lived in the county for 27 years; 59 years in California. He was a native of Missouri. Mr. Baker wrote and published music, including the "Senior Citizen's Waltz."
He is survived by his wife, Mae M. Baker of Placerville; a daughter, Mildred Stowers of Sutler Creek; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren
Fred L. Baker
Funeral services for Fred Lynn Baker, 84, Placerville will be held at 2 p.m. today at Chapel of the Pines.
Interment will be at Placerville Union Cemetery following private cremation by the El Dorado County Memorial Society Crematory. Allen Hicks and Bill Buzzard will officiate.
Mr. Baker died March 3 at a local hospital. He had lived in the county for 27 years; 59 years in California. He was a native of Missouri. Mr. Baker wrote and published music, including the "Senior Citizen's Waltz."
He is survived by his wife, Mae M. Baker of Placerville; a daughter, Mildred Stowers of Sutler Creek; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren
Funeral services for Fred Lynn Baker, 84, Placerville will be held at 2 p.m. today at Chapel of the Pines.
Interment will be at Placerville Union Cemetery following private cremation by the El Dorado County Memorial Society Crematory. Allen Hicks and Bill Buzzard will officiate.
Mr. Baker died March 3 at a local hospital. He had lived in the county for 27 years; 59 years in California. He was a native of Missouri. Mr. Baker wrote and published music, including the "Senior Citizen's Waltz."
He is survived by his wife, Mae M. Baker of Placerville; a daughter, Mildred Stowers of Sutler Creek; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren
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