Former Resident Passes Away
Dec. 1961
Leo H. Ross, an old time resident, property owner and business man passed away unexpected Dec. 18th. Services were conducted by the local lodge A.F.A.M., as Mr. Ross was a member of Brighton Lodge #78. Burial was in Lancaster Cemetery.
Mr. Ross had been very active in Derby development. The first Post Office Rural route out of Derby was carried by him. He later transferred to Ft. Logan, then to Ft. Collins,
then to Estes Park Post Office from where he retired. Moving to Lancaster, California in 1954 where he established a Lawn Mower and Saw Filing service.
Dec. 1961
Leo H. Ross, an old time resident, property owner and business man passed away unexpected Dec. 18th. Services were conducted by the local lodge A.F.A.M., as Mr. Ross was a member of Brighton Lodge #78. Burial was in Lancaster Cemetery.
Mr. Ross had been very active in Derby development. The first Post Office Rural route out of Derby was carried by him. He later transferred to Ft. Logan, then to Ft. Collins,
then to Estes Park Post Office from where he retired. Moving to Lancaster, California in 1954 where he established a Lawn Mower and Saw Filing service.
Former Resident Passes Away
Dec. 1961
Leo H. Ross, an old time resident, property owner and business man passed away unexpected Dec. 18th. Services were conducted by the local lodge A.F.A.M., as Mr. Ross was a member of Brighton Lodge #78. Burial was in Lancaster Cemetery.
Mr. Ross had been very active in Derby development. The first Post Office Rural route out of Derby was carried by him. He later transferred to Ft. Logan, then to Ft. Collins,
then to Estes Park Post Office from where he retired. Moving to Lancaster, California in 1954 where he established a Lawn Mower and Saw Filing service.
Dec. 1961
Leo H. Ross, an old time resident, property owner and business man passed away unexpected Dec. 18th. Services were conducted by the local lodge A.F.A.M., as Mr. Ross was a member of Brighton Lodge #78. Burial was in Lancaster Cemetery.
Mr. Ross had been very active in Derby development. The first Post Office Rural route out of Derby was carried by him. He later transferred to Ft. Logan, then to Ft. Collins,
then to Estes Park Post Office from where he retired. Moving to Lancaster, California in 1954 where he established a Lawn Mower and Saw Filing service.
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