Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameFloyd Everett WATTS 242
Birth Date16 Nov 1925
Birth PlaceOlney Springs, Crowley County, Colorado
Death Date23 Feb 1980 Age: 54
Death PlaceSt. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri
Burial PlaceFowler, Otero County, Colorado, Fowler Cemetery
OccupationWWII Navy, CF&I, Railroad,
FatherElmer Charles WATTS (1903-1988)
MotherIrene Tempest McGILL (1908-1980)
Spouses
1Willa Pathena GRISWOULD 242
Birth Date10 May 1920
Birth PlaceKansas
Death Date1 Dec 1983 Age: 63
Burial Date3 Dec 1983243
Burial PlaceFowler, Otero County, Colorado, Fowler Cemetery
FatherHarold Hays GRISWOULD (1893-1983)
MotherWilla Wiley RYAN (1901-1976)
Family ID99
Family Media
Notes for Floyd Everett WATTS
Floyd Everett Watts, 54, former Olney Springs resident, died 1980, in St. Louis. Survived by wife, Willa P. Watts, Abingdon, Ill.; a son; a daughter; two brothers; two sisters, and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday, our chapel. Burial, Fowler Cemetery.244

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Notes for Willa Pathena (Spouse 1)
Children With Joseph


IN MEMORY OF WILLA PATHENA WATTS
May 10, 1920 - December 1, 1983
services
Eads United Methodist Church
Saturday, December 3, 1983
OFFICIATING
Reverend Donald Bleyle
MUSICAL SELECTIONS
“Just As I Am”, “It Is No Secret”
SOLOIST
Doris Lessenden
PIANIST
Betty Crow
CASKETBEARERS
Roy Watts
John Watts
Neal Watts
Scott Watts
Hays Griswould
Greg Griswould
CONCLUDING SERVICES
Reverend Willis Goettle
Fowler Cemetery
Fowler, Colorado
ARRANGEMENTS BY
The Peacock’s
Wood-Gamble-Peacock Funeral Home
Lamar, Colorado243
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