Obituary for Floyd Flynn, Flynn Township, Sanilac County, Michigan

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paper- Sanilac County Times
date- September 27, 1946


World War I Vet Passes Away After Long Illness

Floyd Flynn, 56, passes away, early Sunday morning in Veterans Hospital,
Dearborn, after a long illness.  He had been a patient there for several
weeks.
Mr. Flynn was born Jan. 1899 in Flynn township and spent his entire life in
this community.  He was a veteran of World War I serving in the
Quartermaster corps.  After his discharge from the Army he worked as a
carpentar in the area.  He was united in marriage to Miss Fern Deiss, March
20, 1926, in Sullivan, Ind., and their home has sice been in Elk and Flynn
townships.
Besides his widow, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. John Blatt, near
Peck, four sisters, Mrs. Guy Stocks and Mrs. Herbert Hill, both of Maple
Valley township, Mrs. John Pedrotti, Peck, and Mrs. Gordon Cruickshank,
Port Huron; and a brother, John Blatt, Jr., Peck.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the home of his mother,
Rev. John Fitzgerald officiating.  Burial was in Elk township cemetery
where military services were conducted in charge of Peck Post No. 489
American Legion.



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