Oct 17,1962, =
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CHARLES A. FOSSETT
Charles A. Fossett of 29065
Sheeks Blvd., Flat Rock, died
in Seaway Hospital Thursday

morning.

,_ The son of George and Mary |
| Fossett, he was born in Phila- |
|delphia, Pa., Oct. 16, 1891. He|
'married Anna Grim Feb. 7, 1923.

A veteran of World War I, he
had been employed as conductor
by the Detroit, Toledo and Iron-
ton Railroad prior to his retire-
ment.

Mr. Fossett was a member of
the V.F.W. Post in Lincoln Park
and. of the Brotherhood of =
road Trainmen. ~~

He is survived by his wife,
Anna; daughters, Lillian at
home and Mrs. Eugene “Pony” |
Boyd of Flat Rock; a son,Ed- |
ward of Flat Rock; six grand-|
children; and brothers, John, ,
Frank, George and Edward, and |
Sisters Mrs. William Smedley
and Mrs. Anna Gibbons, of Phil-
adelphia.

Services were held in the Bob-
cean Funeral Home Monday af-
ternoon with the Rev. Frank
Cowick of the First Methodist ,
Church of Flat Rock officiating. |
Interment was in Michigan Me- |
morial Park Cemetery. \

Memorial services were con-
ducted by B. V. Goodell Post |
552, VFW, Sunday evening.

Bearers were R. W. Fowler,
R. L. Boyd, L. F. Boyd, M. R.
iButts, B. C. Ruzer and R. E.
i Jessee.