OBITUARY EXTRACTION of Mose L. NEOSH
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives March 30, 2000 by Anne
Taylor-Czaplewski < czaplewska@aol.com >

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SURNAMES: NEOSH, SACKTOOK, WAUBANASCUM
DATE:   Sunday, 8 March 1992
SOURCE:  Shawano Evening Leader, Shawano, Wisconsin  Page 2A
TRANSCRIBED BY: Anne Taylor-Czaplewski


NAME OF THE DECEASED:   Mose L. NEOSH
DATE OF DEATH:  Friday, 6 March 1992
PLACE OF DEATH: At his home
DATE OF BIRTH:  1 December 1919
PLACE OF BIRTH: Keshena, Wisconsin
DAUGHTER or SON OF: Mose and Elizabeth (SACKTOOK) NEOSH
SPOUSE OF:  Thelma WAUBANASCUM
MARRIAGE DATE:  7 April 1956
MARRIAGE PLACE: Shawano, Wisconsin
RESIDENCE:  Neopit, Wisconsin
CAUSE OF DEATH: 
SURVIVED BY:    His wife, Thelma;
Two daughters, Elizabeth NEOSH, Neopit and Donna NEOSH, Green Bay.
Three sons, Lyle NEOSH, Neopit; Leonard (sue) NEOSH, Neopit; Neil (Karen) 
NEOSH, Green Bay. Several grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.


DATE OF INTERMENT:  Funeral services 9 March 1992
PLACE OF INTERMENT: St. Michael's Cemetery in the spring
FUNERAL HOME:   Born-Swedberg Funeral Home
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: He had been employed as a Menominee Indian Police 
officer and Tribal Police officer and by the Menominee Enterprises and was 
currently a security personnel at the casino.  Mose enjoyed fishing.  He 
served with the United States army in WWII, stationed in Europe.  He was a 
member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Neopit and the Menominee American 
Legion Post 497.  He was preceded in death by a daughter, three brothers and 
five sisters.