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Mill Valley Record Enterprise
Friday, February 21, 1908
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Thomas P. Fitzgerald Answers Last Call
Pioneer of Mill Valley Succumbs After Illness of Several Months
Thomas Percy Fitzgerald, one of the pioneers who has loved Mill Valley and lived here since the Valley was opened, passed away quietly at his home on Ethel Avenue at 6 o’clock this morning, the result of an illness extending over several months. He was of English birth, about 55 years of age.
Mr. Fitzgerald, together with Mr. A. Roullier, his chum and companion of 30 years, and among his circle of friends here was well loved and respected. About 3 years ago, his health failed and he spent some time traveling on the Continent. This apparently cured him, and he returned in excellent health and spirits, but he again became ill about 4 months ago and this time sank rapidly until the end this morning.
The funeral will take place next Sunday, with interment at Manzanita Cemetery.
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Mill Valley Record Enterprise
Friday, February 28, 1908
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Thomas P. Fitzgerald is Laid to Rest At Manzanita
The funeral of Mr. Thomas Percy Fitzgerald, who died early last Friday morning, was held Sunday afternoon from his late residence, the Bungalow, on Ethel Ave., the burial services being conducted by the Rev. Father Valentini, of Sausalito. The house was filled with sorrowing friends of the deceased, among them being many employees of the White House, of which firm Mr. Fitzgerald was a member. After the services the cortege wended its way to Manzanita Cemetery, where interment took place.
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