DONald A CROWLEY
1905 - 1981 (75 years)-
Name DONald A CROWLEY Born 25 Dec 1905 Elkhart, Indiana 
Gender Male Died 16 Apr 1981 Watervliet, Berrien Co., Michigan - Aged 75y. 525 N Watervliet Rd.
Buried North Shore Memory Gardens - Coloma, Berrien Co., MI., cremation.
Person ID I1807 Richard Patterson NJ & ON Last Modified 4 Jul 2018
Father Daniel E CROWLEY
b. 16 Apr 1864, Niles, Berrien Co., Michigan
d. 10 Jan 1947, Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., Michigan (Age 82 years) Mother Cynthia R SILVER
b. 5 Dec 1867, Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., Michigan
d. 31 Jan 1937, St. Joseph, Berrien Co., Michigan (Age 69 years) Married 25 May 1888 Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., Michigan Family ID F1110 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Freida Marie Martha SCHUHKNECHT
b. 12 Nov 1914, Des Plaines, Cook Co., Illinois
d. 1955, Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., Michigan (Age 40 years) Married 26 Jun 1933 Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana Children 1. Patricia Ellen CROWLEY
b. 14 Jun 1940, Benton Harbor, Berrien Co., Michigan
d. 29 Oct 1990 (Age 50 years)Last Modified 27 Jul 2017 Family ID F1303 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - . 1949 Oct 27 - A small fire was checked by firemen before it got a good start because a bus driver, late for work, took a short cut down an alley. Donald Crowley, driver for the South Shore Line, while driving his bus down the Wall & Main streets alley, spotted some pouring from the rear of the Candyland Cafe, 152 Main St. Fireman summed out at 6:30 am. said the fire was cause by hot clinkers burning through a metal container into an upstairs wooden floor. Only minor damage was reported.
Ref: News Palladium newspaper, Benton Harbor. - - -
- . 1949 Oct 27 - A small fire was checked by firemen before it got a good start because a bus driver, late for work, took a short cut down an alley. Donald Crowley, driver for the South Shore Line, while driving his bus down the Wall & Main streets alley, spotted some pouring from the rear of the Candyland Cafe, 152 Main St. Fireman summed out at 6:30 am. said the fire was cause by hot clinkers burning through a metal container into an upstairs wooden floor. Only minor damage was reported.