Victor Francis Osbourn

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The Springfield Sun, May 1968. Victor F. Osbourn, 75, widely known retired Washington County farmer living in Springfield, suffered a heart attack while driving his automobile on South Cross Street at 9:15 Friday morning, May 3, 1968, pulled the car to the curb in front of Pope Locker Plant, stopped and collapsed. Medical aid was summoned and he was rushed to Mary Immaculate Hospital in Lebanon, but died upon arrival there. The body was returned to the Hale & Polin Mortuary here to await burial. Surviving Mr. Osbourn are seven daughters, Mrs. Thomas Proffitt, Cincinnati; Sister Dorothy, S.C.N., Belair, OH; Sister Marie Celine, S.C.N.; Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Charles Seidenfaden, and Mrs. Thomas Spalding, all in Louisville, and Mrs. John Carlson, Terryville, N.Y.; two sons, James Osbourn, Walton, KY; and Thomas B. Osbourn, Louisville; four brothers, Bernard and Albert Osbourn, Springfield; Richard Osbourn, Louisville; and Rev. J.C. Osbourn, Jersey City, N.J. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock Monday morning, May 6, at St. Dominic Catholic Church in this city, co-celebrated by Fr. Sidney Osbourn, Fr. H.B. Sheerer, Fr. Albert Musselman, and Fr. James T. Blandford. Assisting were Fr. Joseph Gene Carrico and Fr. Ralph Rasher. Interment was in St. Rose Cemetery where other members of his family lie buried. Pallbearers were Bobby, Jack, Leo, and Jimmy Lee Osbourn, Tommy Taylor, Larry Mudd, Jack Clements, and Larry Thompson.

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