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April 5, 1923-May 18, 1999

CARLETON — World War II
veteran Harry Edward Driggett,
76, of Carleton died Tuesday in
Applewood Nursing Center,
Woodhaven.

Graveside services, to be per-
formed by Carleton Post 4093, Vet-
erans of Foreign
Wars, are pend-
ing. Cremation
will take place
under the direc-
tion of Southern
Michigan — Ser-
vices, Livonia.

Born April 5,
dae in eo an am

e was the son o a
Edward and DRIGGETT
Leona (Reeves)

Driggett. He married Erma Mae
Miller in 1941 in Carleton. After
her death in 1953, he married .
Marilyn Allen in 1954, also in Car-
leton.

Mr. Driggett worked as a bar- ~
ber and as a bus driver for Air-

. port Public Schools until retiring
from both in 1989,

Mr. Driggett was a member of
the Carleton Post 4093, VFW, the
Michigan Bowlers Association,
the Michigan Umpires Associa-
tion and the Michigan Bus Dri-
vers Association.

He is survived by five daugh-
ters, Shirley Owens of Flat Rock,
Sally Heinzerling and Susan
Driggett, both of Newport, Shar-
lene Miller of Monroe and
Sharon Kaufman of Carleton; a
son, Scott of Carleton; six grand-
‘children, and four great-grand-
children