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Obit of Albert Chastain "Dude" Fitzpatrick - Grady County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandi Carter   SandKatC@aol.com 
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FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HELD

Last rites for A. C. Fitzpatrick, 53, were conducted Sunday afternoon at
the chapel of the Chickasha Funeral Home by Dr. W. A. Criswell, pastor of 
the First Baptist Church.  Interment was in Rose Hill (error - was Holcomb) 
Cemetery.

Music for the service was furnished by Mrs. Denver Scurlock, Mrs. Alice
Ray, Kenneth Watkins and R. C. Kelly, who sang "Going Down the Valley,"
"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "Does Jesus Care?"  Mrs. Wessie Burney 
Ray played the organ accompaniment.

Mr. Fitzpatrick died Thursday morning (21 Nov 1940) in an Oklahoma City 
hospital from a brain hemorrhage.  He became ill a week ago Saturday and
was moved to an Oklahoma City hospital Sunday morning.

Surviving members of the family include his wife, Mrs. Grace Fitzpatrick; 
three daughters, Mrs. Charles Griggs, Betty Fay and Norma Ray; and a son, 
Travis J. Fitzpatrick, all of Chickasha; six sisters, Mrs. Alice Osborne, 
Maysville, Mrs. Lydia LaPlante, Pierre, S. D., Mrs. Nora Cyrier and Mrs. C.
B. Montgomery, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Roy Hill, Chickasha, and Mrs. Charles 
Welker, Bakersfield, Calif.

Pallbearers for the services were :  C. B. Pruner, Frank Reynolds, F. G. 
Osborne, Polk Jones, Jimmy Jones and Morris Hill.

Submitted by Sandi Carter
Great niece of Albert Chastain "Dude" Fitzpatrick