Obituaries
Elmo Fullmer
As detailed in the March 3rd issue of the "Sun and Flare", Mr. Elmo Fullmer passed away in Alexandria, Egypt, on February 28, 1948 at 12:20 p.m. while enroute to the United States with his family.
Arthur L. Dailey
With regret we announce the passing of Arthur L. Dailey (IBI employee) at 11 p.m. February 2nd.
Irving W. Owens
A cable from the Home Office informs Irving W. Owens died on March first.
Merrill Stuckey
With Regret We Announce Merrill Stuckey General Manager of the Iraq Petroleum Co.
Walter James Whelan
Death claimed Walter James Whelan at 12:15 a.m. January 19, 1947, following a short illness due to pneumonia.
Parmer Ernest Lee
The morning of January 5th found us enveloped in a heavy fog and in that fog lurked death.
Earl William Cox
There is a Strange Destiny that guides us. We cannot define it, though we call it by numerous names. And when that Destiny is up, that, and that alone, is our end.
Ernie Clayton
News of the tragic death of Ernie Clayton has just been received.
James Jarvie Forrester
Last evening at 5:30 p.m. we paused to pay our respects to the late James Jarvie Forrester who passed away at approximately 5 p.m. on Friday September 27, 1946.
Hugh James Haughian
On July 25, 1946, in the early morning hours the Great Maker took Hugh James Haughian away very silently.
Joe Housepian
Word was received that Joe Housepian (known as "Joe" to everyone who visited the Army Canteen when it was in operation) passed away.
Walter Leonard Mason
Our hearts are heavy these days.. .dwelling on the passing of our friend and fellow worker Walter Leonard Mason at 2:25 a.m. on June 12, 1946.