Obituary of Fay Fenton Smith from Hamburg
Fay Fenton Smith born April 30 1899 in Hamburg died May 29 1972 at Grape Community Hospital aged 13 years 29 days He was water commissioner and city councilman in Hamburg for 11 years worked at Otos Food Products veteran of WWI and American Legion member Surviving wife Phyllis two sons Fay Dean Smith and Olin Taylor two daughters Diane Cowden Riverton and Bernadean Eymann Omaha 12 grandchildren three great grandchildren one brother Cecil Smith Hamburg Funeral June 1 Rush Funeral Home burial Hamburg Cemetery
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Bibert
Eva Brown Smith
Hamburg
Grape Community Hospital
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Phyllis Whitehead Taylor
Centennial Church
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Otos Food Products
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Hubert Woodward
American Legion
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Fay Dean Smith
Olin Taylor
Pat
Diane Cowden
Riverton
Leonard Bernadean
Eymann
Omaha
Cecil Smith
Rush Funeral Home
Earl R. Melton
Hamburg Cemetery
Funeral service details at First Baptist Church
On Tuesday May 23 a funeral service will be held at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Donald Brail officiating. Interment will follow in the cemetery. Rash Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Donald Brail
Hamburg
Rash Funeral Home
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