Casket Salesmen News

 
Dallas Morning News (subscription) (blog)
Richardson man known as 'Handsome Guy Bandit' pleads guilty in string of bank ...
Dallas Morning News (subscription) (blog)
Milam, a casket salesman from Richardson, faces 32 years to life in prison after admitting his role in 11 bank robberies (listed after the jump). He's scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 17. The spree ended in December when authorities say Milam walked ...

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Nashville Scene
A true tale of homicide, madness and attempted mass destruction from ...
Nashville Scene
Thomas Wigginton, pastor of the Broadway Presbyterian Church; Morris Gee, who worked for the L&N Railroad; and James Frith, a traveling salesman who, with his wife Charlotte, rented the other side of the Holts' duplex. They knew all about Holt's job, ...


 
William Leroy “Bill” McKinney
Neosho Daily News
He had lived in Ritchey since 1940 and worked as a tire salesman. He was a member of Ritchey Baptist Church. Bill and the former Patty Crowe were married May 27, 1948, in Ritchey; she survives. Additional survivors include his children and their ...


 
Sydney Morning Herald
Farewell to an angel: tribute to Don Ritchie
Sydney Morning Herald
Ms Ritchie Bereny told the 300 people present, including the federal Liberal member for Wentworth Malcolm Turnbull, of her father's "full, happy life" and his loves: his family, the navy, his work as a life insurance salesman, and travelling in ...
'Angel of The Gap' Don Ritchie farewelled by hundredsNEWS.com.au

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Nothing endures but change
Sault Star
“It used to be that everything was set out, the readings etc. were pre-determined and the only choice a family had to make was what casket to choose,” Beggs said. Now they say it's not so straight forward and they have to find a way to cater to each ...


 
'Angel of The Gap' farewelled by hundreds
The Australian
Born in Vaucluse in 1926, Mr Ritchie served in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) before working as a life insurance salesman. From the time he moved into his house on Old South Head Road in 1964, the former seaman kept a voluntary watch on those entering ...

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Capital New York
The spaghetti's on the wall as Ali Khan drowns 'Mad Men' in champagne
Capital New York
There's been so much talk of apartments and carpeting and casket-like sideboards, of the virtues of city living versus suburban dying, that it's the perfect time to get reacquainted with Paul Kinsey. Here's a man who has nothing, not even his hair.

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