WORKMAN, FUSON, STROUD, NEWTON

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San Rafael Independent Journal
Wednesday, June 2, 1965
Page 4

JOHN WORKMAN

Funeral for John Workman, 44, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who lived two years in Fairfax before moving to San Bernardino, will be tomorrow at 11:30 p.m. (sic) at Mount Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael.

He died Sunday in San Bernardino after a short illness.

Mr. Workman moved to San Bernardino after retiring from the Army and entered the real estate business. Active in civic affairs there, he was a candidate last year for the San Bernardino City Council.

He was a member of the Elks Lodge, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the Retired Officers Assn. He was a native of Washington.

Surviving are his wife, Helen E. Workman; two sons, John S. Workman of San Bernardino and James Workman of Crystal Bay, Nev.; a daughter, Susan C. Workman of San Bernardino; his father, Howard Stroud of Aptos, and a sister, Mrs. Patricia Newton of Kentfield.

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Additional information is contained in a death notice in the same paper: survivors were John Scott and Susan Carol Workman; he was a native of Centralia, Washington.

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The California Death Index adds information: John R. Workman was born August 21, 1920; his mother’s maiden name was Fuson.

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Message:	: San Rafael Independent Journal : Wednesday, June 2, 1965 : Page 4 : JOHN WORKMAN : Funeral for John Workman, 44, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who lived two years in Fairfax before moving to San Bernardino, will be tomorrow at 11:30 p.m. (sic) at Mount Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael. : He died Sunday in San Bernardino after a short illness. : Mr. Workman moved to San Bernardino after retiring from the Army and entered the real estate business. Active in civic affairs there, he was a candidate last year for the San Bernardino City Council. : He was a member of the Elks Lodge, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the Retired Officers Assn. He was a native of Washington. : Surviving are his wife, Helen E. Workman; two sons, John S. Workman of San Bernardino and James Workman of Crystal Bay, Nev.; a daughter, Susan C. Workman of San Bernardino; his father, Howard Stroud of Aptos, and a sister, Mrs. Patricia Newton of Kentfield. : - - - - - : Additional information is contained in a death notice in the same paper: survivors were John Scott and Susan Carol Workman; he was a native of Centralia, Washington. : __________________ : The California Death Index adds information: John R. Workman was born August 21, 1920; his mother’s maiden name was Fuson.