Phillip Mishler's obituary, Nashville, BarryCounty, Michigan

SUBJECT: Phillip D. MISHLER
SUBMITTER: M.J. Baker
EMAIL: bakermj@voyager.net
DATE: Feb 10, 2000
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SURNAMES: MISHLER, BURDICK, WOOD, McFADDEN, HUSS, PALMER, FORCE, PFEISTER,
GEISENHAVER, ADAMS
Charlotte Shopping Guide/Eaton Co. News

Phillip D. Mishler, 57, of Nashville, died June 1, 1989 at Borgess
Medical Center, Kalamazoo.

Mr. Misher was born April 9, 1932 in Potterville, the son of Solomon
& Berenice (Burdick) Mishler. He was raised in Potterville and attended
school there.

He was married to Judith Wood on Jan. 29, 1972, in Vermontville. He
was employed at the Nashville Mill, was a self-employed carpenter,
previously farmed in the Vermontville area, worked at Fisher Body
in Lansing, and also was a farmer at his Barryville Road farm. He
was a member of the Vermontville Bible Church.

Surviving are his wife, Judith; three sons, Phillip Dale Mishler II
at home, Sid McFadden of Battle Creek, and Scott McFadden of Bellevue;
four daughters, Sally Huss of Potterville, Nora Ann Mishler, at home,
Debbie Palmer of Bedford, and Kandy Force of Battle Creek; nine grandchildren;
three brothers, John Mishler of Olivet, Hank Mishler of Charlotte,
and Karl Mishler of Crystal River, Fla.; three sisters, Marian Pfeister
of Williamston, Enid Geisenhaver of Potterville, and Nora Adams of
Winter Park, Fla.

Preceding him in death were his parents and two brothers.

Services were held June 4 at the Vermontville Bible Church. Burial
was at Woodlawn Cemetery.



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