Inscription: In Gloria Del nostro Angioletto; R.I.P.
San Rafael Independent
Friday, October 7, 1927
Page 6
"Fatally poisoned by drinking gasoline which his mother had been using for cleaning clothes, Richard Grossi, 18 months old, son of Ernest Grossi, employed as a driver of a local baking company, died on Monday evening at the family home, 123 Union Street. The baby drank the gasoline on Saturday, and although immediately placed under the care of a physician, all efforts to save his life were futile.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning from the chapel of Keaton & Dusel. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The case was not investigated by Coroner J. Ray Keaton, as there was no question that the death of the child was entirely accidental."
Thanks to findagrave member, Carolyn Schwab for the article.
San Rafael Independent
Friday, October 7, 1927
Page 6
"Fatally poisoned by drinking gasoline which his mother had been using for cleaning clothes, Richard Grossi, 18 months old, son of Ernest Grossi, employed as a driver of a local baking company, died on Monday evening at the family home, 123 Union Street. The baby drank the gasoline on Saturday, and although immediately placed under the care of a physician, all efforts to save his life were futile.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning from the chapel of Keaton & Dusel. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The case was not investigated by Coroner J. Ray Keaton, as there was no question that the death of the child was entirely accidental."
Thanks to findagrave member, Carolyn Schwab for the article.
Inscription: In Gloria Del nostro Angioletto; R.I.P.
San Rafael Independent
Friday, October 7, 1927
Page 6
"Fatally poisoned by drinking gasoline which his mother had been using for cleaning clothes, Richard Grossi, 18 months old, son of Ernest Grossi, employed as a driver of a local baking company, died on Monday evening at the family home, 123 Union Street. The baby drank the gasoline on Saturday, and although immediately placed under the care of a physician, all efforts to save his life were futile.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning from the chapel of Keaton & Dusel. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The case was not investigated by Coroner J. Ray Keaton, as there was no question that the death of the child was entirely accidental."
Thanks to findagrave member, Carolyn Schwab for the article.
San Rafael Independent
Friday, October 7, 1927
Page 6
"Fatally poisoned by drinking gasoline which his mother had been using for cleaning clothes, Richard Grossi, 18 months old, son of Ernest Grossi, employed as a driver of a local baking company, died on Monday evening at the family home, 123 Union Street. The baby drank the gasoline on Saturday, and although immediately placed under the care of a physician, all efforts to save his life were futile.
Funeral services were held on Tuesday morning from the chapel of Keaton & Dusel. Interment was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The case was not investigated by Coroner J. Ray Keaton, as there was no question that the death of the child was entirely accidental."
Thanks to findagrave member, Carolyn Schwab for the article.
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