Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameLuther Dean Bonner 
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263Birth12 Feb 1920, Fraser, Clearwater Co., Idaho
Death19 Feb 1943, Seattle, King Co., Washington
BurialEvergreen-Washelli Cemetery, Seattle, King Co., Washington
EducationIrene High School in the Shelton area
FatherLuther Salem Bonner (1880-1928)
MotherCora S. Potts (1882-1937)
Spouses
Birth14 Feb 1923, Seattle, King Co., Washington
Deathabt 2006, Oak Harbor, Island Co., Washington
FatherSidney May Wood (1885-1961)
MotherMarie Louise Saline (1888-1971)
ChildrenCharlotte Dean “Charri” (1941-)
Notes for Luther Dean Bonner
Evergreen Cemetery,
11111 Aurora Ave. N, Seattle, WA.,
Section 14, Lot 0139, Grave 6
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Luther was hired on October 27th, 1942. He was killed in the line of duty on February 19th, 1943. On February 25th, his commanding officer, Captain Rodney W. Graham wrote the following report.:
February 25th, 1943
This is to certify that I was in charge of Seattle Fire Department Truck Co. No. 1 and on duty at the Frye Packing Company fire which occurred in this city on Thursday, February 18th,19th, 1943.
At this particular fire Mr. Luther Dean Bonner, regularly employed as a City of Seattle Fire Department fireman, was assigned to my company. At approximately 1:30 A.M. said Luther D. Bonner was assisting me under orders, in operating a hose line while extinguishing the fire. In the performance of this duty Luther D. Bonner was suffocated from the lack of oxygen and died as a result of same.
Captain Rodney W. Graham.
Truck Co. No. 1
Seattle Fire Department.
11111 Aurora Ave. N, Seattle, WA.,
Section 14, Lot 0139, Grave 6
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Luther was hired on October 27th, 1942. He was killed in the line of duty on February 19th, 1943. On February 25th, his commanding officer, Captain Rodney W. Graham wrote the following report.:
February 25th, 1943
This is to certify that I was in charge of Seattle Fire Department Truck Co. No. 1 and on duty at the Frye Packing Company fire which occurred in this city on Thursday, February 18th,19th, 1943.
At this particular fire Mr. Luther Dean Bonner, regularly employed as a City of Seattle Fire Department fireman, was assigned to my company. At approximately 1:30 A.M. said Luther D. Bonner was assisting me under orders, in operating a hose line while extinguishing the fire. In the performance of this duty Luther D. Bonner was suffocated from the lack of oxygen and died as a result of same.
Captain Rodney W. Graham.
Truck Co. No. 1
Seattle Fire Department.