OBITUARIES:  Adolph C. LaBRIE, Rice Lake, Barron County, WI

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Adolph Labrie (son of George Labrie and Alice Demers)

Obituary of Adolph LaBrie in Sept 15, 1993 Rice Lake Chronotype

 "Adolph C. LaBrie, 81, died Friday at his home in Altoona. Services were 
held at Smith Funeral Chapel in Eau Claire. Burial was in Nora Cemetery in 
Rice Lake this morning with military services.

 Mr. LaBrie was born April 30, 1912 in Barron County. He served in the Army 
during World War II in Germany. For many years he drove for Wisconsin 
Northern Bus, from Rice Lake to Superior to Eau Claire.  He retired in 1972.  
He and his wife, Irene, moved near Bruce and later to Altoona.

 He is survived by his wife, Irene; three sons, George of Weyerhaeuser; 
Bruce of Norfolk, Va., and Craig of Eau Claire; a daughter, Sherry Klingee 
of Barron; five grandchildren; and a sister, Violet Brunette of Rice Lake."