Union Cemetery

Fulton, Fannie


DIED: 5/20/1923
AGED: 65


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OBITUARY ---------------

MRS. FANNIE S. FULTON

Redwood City

Standard May 24, 1923

Following an illness of long duration, Mrs. Fannie S. Fulton, wife of Postmaster A.L. Fulton, passed away peacefully at her residence, Monroe and Franklin Street, Sunday night.

Mrs. Fulton had been a resident of Redwood City for over forty years, during which time she endeared herself to a large circle of friends. The sympathy of the community goes Out to her bereaved husband. The deceased was an active member of the Methodist Church in this city for many years and the services there Tuesday afternoon were largely attended. The interment was in Union Cemetery. Mrs. Fulton was 65 years of age and in addition to her husband leaves one brother Whorton Taylor of South San Francisco.

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