BRUSSO, LENA MARGARET nee LANGREHR--Placer Press-Tribune, Thursday, 1-14-1965-Lena Margaret Brusso, 70, of 107 Keehner Avenue, died in the Roseville Hospital where she had been a patient since November. The daughter of the late Gerdt H. Langrehr, she was born and grew up in Sacramento where her parents were early-day residents. She was the widow of the late Joel H. Brusso, well-known engineer of the Southern Pacific Railroad. A resident of Roseville for 49 years, she had been a member of Heber Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, since 1926, and served as treasurer of the chapter since 1936. She was especially honored by the chapter some years ago for her long period of service. She also was active in the Treasurers' Association of Eastern Star and was a member of the GIA, Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Three daughters survive, Ruth Perry of Roseville, Helen Gold Chamberlain of Auburn, and Margaret Ostman of Courtland. There are four grandchildren. A brother, Fred H. Langrehr, lives at Dunsmuir. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Friday in the Lambert Funeral Home with the Rev. Eugene Barnard of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Cremation will follow at East Lawn, Sacramento. Memorial gifts may be made to the Placer County Heart Fund, and to the Presbyterian Church of Roseville.
BRUSSO, LENA MARGARET nee LANGREHR--Placer Press-Tribune, Thursday, 1-14-1965-Lena Margaret Brusso, 70, of 107 Keehner Avenue, died in the Roseville Hospital where she had been a patient since November. The daughter of the late Gerdt H. Langrehr, she was born and grew up in Sacramento where her parents were early-day residents. She was the widow of the late Joel H. Brusso, well-known engineer of the Southern Pacific Railroad. A resident of Roseville for 49 years, she had been a member of Heber Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, since 1926, and served as treasurer of the chapter since 1936. She was especially honored by the chapter some years ago for her long period of service. She also was active in the Treasurers' Association of Eastern Star and was a member of the GIA, Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Three daughters survive, Ruth Perry of Roseville, Helen Gold Chamberlain of Auburn, and Margaret Ostman of Courtland. There are four grandchildren. A brother, Fred H. Langrehr, lives at Dunsmuir. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Friday in the Lambert Funeral Home with the Rev. Eugene Barnard of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Cremation will follow at East Lawn, Sacramento. Memorial gifts may be made to the Placer County Heart Fund, and to the Presbyterian Church of Roseville.
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