Felix Bober-2, obituary

Felix Bober-2 (1893-1960)

Flint Journal

14 November 1960

Otisville Hotel Owner is Dead

Rites Wednesday for Felix Bober [Felix Bober-2]

Felix Bober, 66, owner and operator of the Otisville Hotel the last 12 years and former Flint gasoline-station operator, died Sunday at his home in Otisville.

The body will be at the Laing-Robinson Funeral Home, Otisville, where a Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Services will be at 10 A.M. Wednesday in All Saints Catholic Church. Burial will be in Grace Lawn.

Mr. Bober was a native of Poland. He came to Flint after World War I. He had owned a gasoline station at Industrial Ave. and Edmund St., since 1924. He operated the station for many years and also was a partner in the old Industrial Foundry here.

He was a member of the Ezra Paul Post 321, American Legion.

He leaves his wife Pearl [Pearl Grendziak-2]; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Tomczyk [Dorothy Bober-1], San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Antoinette Collier [Antoinette Bober-1], Indianapolis, and six grandchildren.