Roy Allen Sweitzer (1961-2007)
Cause of death: Motor vehicle accident
Son of Samuel Sweitzer and Mary Ilene Riedel.
Occupation: Meat packer
Married Cathy Lillian "Katie" (Pullver). After Roy's death, Cathy married Will Puckett.
Children:
1. Dusty Allen Sweitzer
2. Darcy Kathleen Sweitzer
Roy was a lifelong resident of Oceola, an unincorporated village in central Tod Township, Crawford County, OH. As a child, he lived along the Lincoln Highway, U.S. Route 30; population 200. The village was named for Osceola, the leader of the Seminole Indians in Florida.
Cause of death: Motor vehicle accident
Son of Samuel Sweitzer and Mary Ilene Riedel.
Occupation: Meat packer
Married Cathy Lillian "Katie" (Pullver). After Roy's death, Cathy married Will Puckett.
Children:
1. Dusty Allen Sweitzer
2. Darcy Kathleen Sweitzer
Roy was a lifelong resident of Oceola, an unincorporated village in central Tod Township, Crawford County, OH. As a child, he lived along the Lincoln Highway, U.S. Route 30; population 200. The village was named for Osceola, the leader of the Seminole Indians in Florida.
Roy Allen Sweitzer (1961-2007)
Cause of death: Motor vehicle accident
Son of Samuel Sweitzer and Mary Ilene Riedel.
Occupation: Meat packer
Married Cathy Lillian "Katie" (Pullver). After Roy's death, Cathy married Will Puckett.
Children:
1. Dusty Allen Sweitzer
2. Darcy Kathleen Sweitzer
Roy was a lifelong resident of Oceola, an unincorporated village in central Tod Township, Crawford County, OH. As a child, he lived along the Lincoln Highway, U.S. Route 30; population 200. The village was named for Osceola, the leader of the Seminole Indians in Florida.
Cause of death: Motor vehicle accident
Son of Samuel Sweitzer and Mary Ilene Riedel.
Occupation: Meat packer
Married Cathy Lillian "Katie" (Pullver). After Roy's death, Cathy married Will Puckett.
Children:
1. Dusty Allen Sweitzer
2. Darcy Kathleen Sweitzer
Roy was a lifelong resident of Oceola, an unincorporated village in central Tod Township, Crawford County, OH. As a child, he lived along the Lincoln Highway, U.S. Route 30; population 200. The village was named for Osceola, the leader of the Seminole Indians in Florida.
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