From obituary published with Newcomer Funeral Home, Toledo, Ohio
Willis was born on November 16, 1921 to Charles and Ida (Landes) Eisenmann in Fountain Creek, Illinois. Willis was the second from the youngest of 11 children and the last survivor of his siblings. He was an auditor with the former Doehler-Jarvis, Division of National Lead Company for many years. Willis was an ordained Minister and attended the First Victory Emmanuel Church of Christ. Willis was a loving man who chose not to marry.
Willis was born on November 16, 1921 to Charles and Ida (Landes) Eisenmann in Fountain Creek, Illinois. Willis was the second from the youngest of 11 children and the last survivor of his siblings. He was an auditor with the former Doehler-Jarvis, Division of National Lead Company for many years. Willis was an ordained Minister and attended the First Victory Emmanuel Church of Christ. Willis was a loving man who chose not to marry.
From obituary published with Newcomer Funeral Home, Toledo, Ohio
Willis was born on November 16, 1921 to Charles and Ida (Landes) Eisenmann in Fountain Creek, Illinois. Willis was the second from the youngest of 11 children and the last survivor of his siblings. He was an auditor with the former Doehler-Jarvis, Division of National Lead Company for many years. Willis was an ordained Minister and attended the First Victory Emmanuel Church of Christ. Willis was a loving man who chose not to marry.
Willis was born on November 16, 1921 to Charles and Ida (Landes) Eisenmann in Fountain Creek, Illinois. Willis was the second from the youngest of 11 children and the last survivor of his siblings. He was an auditor with the former Doehler-Jarvis, Division of National Lead Company for many years. Willis was an ordained Minister and attended the First Victory Emmanuel Church of Christ. Willis was a loving man who chose not to marry.
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