Fremont Charles Wells, son of A. Judson and Adelaide (Utter) Wells, was born in Berlin, Wis., July 8, 1858, and died in a hospital in Honolulu from a paralytic stroke, April 4, 1933.
He was baptized in his twelfth year and united with the Berlin, Wis., Seventh Day Baptist Church. In 1880, he moved to Milton, Wis., and united with the Milton Junction Seventh Day Baptist Church. He was married at this place. He has since lived in Hammond, La.; Battle Creek, Mich.; Riverside and Long Beach, Calif.; and Honolulu. He was an earnest, faithful gospel worker, and gave freely and liberally of his means to many local churches, his denominational boards, and missions in foreign lands. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Leila Livingston and her son Ivan, in Milton, Wis.; and a son, Wardner, in Los Angeles, Calif.; and three brothers, Frank, Welcome and Dr. William B., in Riverside, Calif. Fitting funeral services were conducted in Honolulu where he was buried. D. B. C.
