Harlan Bentz was a real estate broker and co founder of Ennis and Bentz Realty in Porterville, California. Born at Fremont, he graduated from Norfolk High School and attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. During World War II, he served in the U.S. Navy.
He had resided the past 20 years at Porterville, Calif., where he had been a charter member and first president of Trinity Lutheran and was serving as vice president at the time of his death. In June, a new educational wing at the church was dedicated to him.
He was a past president of the Exchange Club, a member of the Orange Belt Board of Realtors, a past director of the California Association of Realtors, a director of Porterville Chamber of Commerce and past member of the Tulare County Grand Jury.
Original obituary published 13 October 1980 in the Norfolk Daily News.
He had resided the past 20 years at Porterville, Calif., where he had been a charter member and first president of Trinity Lutheran and was serving as vice president at the time of his death. In June, a new educational wing at the church was dedicated to him.
He was a past president of the Exchange Club, a member of the Orange Belt Board of Realtors, a past director of the California Association of Realtors, a director of Porterville Chamber of Commerce and past member of the Tulare County Grand Jury.
Original obituary published 13 October 1980 in the Norfolk Daily News.
Harlan Bentz was a real estate broker and co founder of Ennis and Bentz Realty in Porterville, California. Born at Fremont, he graduated from Norfolk High School and attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. During World War II, he served in the U.S. Navy.
He had resided the past 20 years at Porterville, Calif., where he had been a charter member and first president of Trinity Lutheran and was serving as vice president at the time of his death. In June, a new educational wing at the church was dedicated to him.
He was a past president of the Exchange Club, a member of the Orange Belt Board of Realtors, a past director of the California Association of Realtors, a director of Porterville Chamber of Commerce and past member of the Tulare County Grand Jury.
Original obituary published 13 October 1980 in the Norfolk Daily News.
He had resided the past 20 years at Porterville, Calif., where he had been a charter member and first president of Trinity Lutheran and was serving as vice president at the time of his death. In June, a new educational wing at the church was dedicated to him.
He was a past president of the Exchange Club, a member of the Orange Belt Board of Realtors, a past director of the California Association of Realtors, a director of Porterville Chamber of Commerce and past member of the Tulare County Grand Jury.
Original obituary published 13 October 1980 in the Norfolk Daily News.
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