Son of William and Lillian (Tribolet) Blossey
Husband of Harriet Josephine (Fuller) Blossey
Uncle Zeke was the father of 2 daughters and 1 son. He also leaves 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren
Also surviving is a brother
Harold was preceded in death by his loving wife Harriet and his brothers Frederick and Eugene Blossey
In the latter years of Zeke's life, after retiring, he spent with his wife and family traveling around the state and the country and especially Florida. There were several visits to Florida as well as living there for a time.
Zeke's work years were spent at Oldsmobile in Lansing Michigan as he retired from there
He served in the US Army from 1942-1946 in World War II. He received the Purple Heart Award while serving in the European theatre.
One of Zeke's favorite things to do when he was young, he and his brother Eugene would ride motorcycles around Michigan and some of the other states
He was a loving wonderful great grandfather, grandfather, uncle, father, brother and son to who loved him and will miss him terribly.
Husband of Harriet Josephine (Fuller) Blossey
Uncle Zeke was the father of 2 daughters and 1 son. He also leaves 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren
Also surviving is a brother
Harold was preceded in death by his loving wife Harriet and his brothers Frederick and Eugene Blossey
In the latter years of Zeke's life, after retiring, he spent with his wife and family traveling around the state and the country and especially Florida. There were several visits to Florida as well as living there for a time.
Zeke's work years were spent at Oldsmobile in Lansing Michigan as he retired from there
He served in the US Army from 1942-1946 in World War II. He received the Purple Heart Award while serving in the European theatre.
One of Zeke's favorite things to do when he was young, he and his brother Eugene would ride motorcycles around Michigan and some of the other states
He was a loving wonderful great grandfather, grandfather, uncle, father, brother and son to who loved him and will miss him terribly.
Son of William and Lillian (Tribolet) Blossey
Husband of Harriet Josephine (Fuller) Blossey
Uncle Zeke was the father of 2 daughters and 1 son. He also leaves 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren
Also surviving is a brother
Harold was preceded in death by his loving wife Harriet and his brothers Frederick and Eugene Blossey
In the latter years of Zeke's life, after retiring, he spent with his wife and family traveling around the state and the country and especially Florida. There were several visits to Florida as well as living there for a time.
Zeke's work years were spent at Oldsmobile in Lansing Michigan as he retired from there
He served in the US Army from 1942-1946 in World War II. He received the Purple Heart Award while serving in the European theatre.
One of Zeke's favorite things to do when he was young, he and his brother Eugene would ride motorcycles around Michigan and some of the other states
He was a loving wonderful great grandfather, grandfather, uncle, father, brother and son to who loved him and will miss him terribly.
Husband of Harriet Josephine (Fuller) Blossey
Uncle Zeke was the father of 2 daughters and 1 son. He also leaves 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren
Also surviving is a brother
Harold was preceded in death by his loving wife Harriet and his brothers Frederick and Eugene Blossey
In the latter years of Zeke's life, after retiring, he spent with his wife and family traveling around the state and the country and especially Florida. There were several visits to Florida as well as living there for a time.
Zeke's work years were spent at Oldsmobile in Lansing Michigan as he retired from there
He served in the US Army from 1942-1946 in World War II. He received the Purple Heart Award while serving in the European theatre.
One of Zeke's favorite things to do when he was young, he and his brother Eugene would ride motorcycles around Michigan and some of the other states
He was a loving wonderful great grandfather, grandfather, uncle, father, brother and son to who loved him and will miss him terribly.
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