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Wood Walter C. Wood obituary in Long Beach area
Walter C. Wood of 16131 S Eu Calyptus Ave died April 29 in a Long Beach hospital. A native of Fall River Massachusetts he moved to Long Beach from New Mexico in 1912 and to Bellflower in 1937. He was a retired iron moulder and member of the Iron Moulders Union AF of L at Albuquerque and the Woodmen of the World at Albuquerque. Surviving are his widow Carrie A two daughters and two sons. Service Wednesday 2 p.m. at Gallaugher DeYoung Bellflower Mortuary chapel. Interment Little Lake Cemetery Norwalk.
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Bellflower
Walter C
Pop) Wood
Eucalyptus Ave
Long Beach
Fall River
Mass
New Mexico
Imon Moulders Union
Albuquerque
N. M
Woodmen of the World
Long Beach Lodge No
Carrie A
Esther Pickrell
Charles F
James M
Western Springs
Gallaugher & DeYoung
Edward E. Baird
Little Lake Cemetery
Norwalk
Orin Hayes
Huntington Beach
Arnold Jackson
Dutch Flat
Calif
Oran Jackson
Monte Vista
First Southern Bapttist Church
Raymond G. Brister
Westminster Memorial Park
Brown
Athan R. Brown
Mira Mar Ave
Craig County
Oka
Chetopa
Kan
Oklahoma City
E. 10Th St
First Christian Church
B. P. O. Ellis
Geraldine
Allan Brown
Frank Brown
Geneva Armstrong
Los Angeles
Josephine Shields
Fred Brown
Mattei
Florence Kleinfelder
Lena Miller
Eunice Griffith
Gertrude Spear
el Reno
Okla
Lester J. Hansen
Pueblo
Colo
Hunter Mortuary
David W. Simpson
North Long Beach
Chapel of Dispay Mortuary
William H. Galbraith
The
Baptist Church
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Remlinger
Samuel
Ave
Ohio
Montebello
Order of Eagles Lodge
New Bedford
Patsy
Cynthia
Linda
Gertrude Ripkey
el Monte
Dispay Mortuary
Rollingshead
Maud B. Hollingshead
Seventh St
London
England
Lewiston
Idaho
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Daughters of
St. George
Inez Conti
Bakersfield
Burt
Ventura
Bertha M. Hansen
Lillian Slater
Devonshire
Disday Chapel
Frederick Crane
Green Hills Memorial Park