Obituary: Carroll V. Baker, Salem, Marion County, Oregon

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Marion County
The Statesman Journal (Salem, Oregon) , Sunday, July 17, 1977

Carroll V. Baker

Carroll V. Baker, 66, 2940 Lansing Ave. NE, died Sunday of a heart attack while 
working at a Salem residence.

Born in Newberg, he lived in Salem 37 years.  He was a retired electrician and 
founded the AC&E Service Electric Co.

Survivors include widow, Wilhelemina; mother, Mary L Baker, Salem; sons, Carroll 
Rex, Berwyn Heights, Md, Delbert G., Charles V. and Allen L., all of Salem; 
daughters Carrolyn L. Bright, Salem, Joan Smith, Canby, Shirley Lowtie, 
Wilsonville, and Betty Larlam, Seattle; brothers Ronald, Albany, Norman and 
Charles E., both of Salem; sisters Dorothy Graver, Salem, Marjorie Cronn, 
Seattle, Mary Glynis Bya, Killeen, Tex., Donna Lundburg, Berkeley Heights, N.J., 
and Nancy Hanson, Florida; 22 grandchildren.

Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Restlawn Memory Gardens.  
The casket will be open from 1 to 5 p.m.; Sunday and 9 to 9:30 a.m. Monday.  
Arrangements are under direction of Barrick mortuary.