(The information was from the July 17th issue of The Market.)
He married Edith Hastings on June 14, 1949 in Walkerton, IN.
"Mr. Daley was a retired employee of Satro-Valcour, Inc., Plymouth, Indiana and a member of the Nationl Rifle Association.
"He is survived by two daughters: Sandy (Mike) Ross of Walkerton and Karen (Steve) Cole of Knox, four sons: Peter Daley II of Walkerton, John Daley of Plymouth, Randy (Lisa) Daley and Ronald (Yvonne) Daley, both of Grovertown, Indiana, twenty two grandchildren, forty four great grandchildren, twelve great great grandchildren, two sisters: Margaret Katsianis of Alabama and Allison of Muncie and three brothers: James Daley of Koontz Lake, Bradley Daley of Arizona and Albert Beam of Knox. He was preceded in death by his wife, Edith, one daughter, Donna Jean, One great great grandchild, one sister and one brother.
A graveside service (was held)...at the Crown Hill Cemetery, Knox.
"Arrangements were made by Rannells Funeral Home, Koontz Lake Chapel."
He married Edith Hastings on June 14, 1949 in Walkerton, IN.
"Mr. Daley was a retired employee of Satro-Valcour, Inc., Plymouth, Indiana and a member of the Nationl Rifle Association.
"He is survived by two daughters: Sandy (Mike) Ross of Walkerton and Karen (Steve) Cole of Knox, four sons: Peter Daley II of Walkerton, John Daley of Plymouth, Randy (Lisa) Daley and Ronald (Yvonne) Daley, both of Grovertown, Indiana, twenty two grandchildren, forty four great grandchildren, twelve great great grandchildren, two sisters: Margaret Katsianis of Alabama and Allison of Muncie and three brothers: James Daley of Koontz Lake, Bradley Daley of Arizona and Albert Beam of Knox. He was preceded in death by his wife, Edith, one daughter, Donna Jean, One great great grandchild, one sister and one brother.
A graveside service (was held)...at the Crown Hill Cemetery, Knox.
"Arrangements were made by Rannells Funeral Home, Koontz Lake Chapel."
(The information was from the July 17th issue of The Market.)
He married Edith Hastings on June 14, 1949 in Walkerton, IN.
"Mr. Daley was a retired employee of Satro-Valcour, Inc., Plymouth, Indiana and a member of the Nationl Rifle Association.
"He is survived by two daughters: Sandy (Mike) Ross of Walkerton and Karen (Steve) Cole of Knox, four sons: Peter Daley II of Walkerton, John Daley of Plymouth, Randy (Lisa) Daley and Ronald (Yvonne) Daley, both of Grovertown, Indiana, twenty two grandchildren, forty four great grandchildren, twelve great great grandchildren, two sisters: Margaret Katsianis of Alabama and Allison of Muncie and three brothers: James Daley of Koontz Lake, Bradley Daley of Arizona and Albert Beam of Knox. He was preceded in death by his wife, Edith, one daughter, Donna Jean, One great great grandchild, one sister and one brother.
A graveside service (was held)...at the Crown Hill Cemetery, Knox.
"Arrangements were made by Rannells Funeral Home, Koontz Lake Chapel."
He married Edith Hastings on June 14, 1949 in Walkerton, IN.
"Mr. Daley was a retired employee of Satro-Valcour, Inc., Plymouth, Indiana and a member of the Nationl Rifle Association.
"He is survived by two daughters: Sandy (Mike) Ross of Walkerton and Karen (Steve) Cole of Knox, four sons: Peter Daley II of Walkerton, John Daley of Plymouth, Randy (Lisa) Daley and Ronald (Yvonne) Daley, both of Grovertown, Indiana, twenty two grandchildren, forty four great grandchildren, twelve great great grandchildren, two sisters: Margaret Katsianis of Alabama and Allison of Muncie and three brothers: James Daley of Koontz Lake, Bradley Daley of Arizona and Albert Beam of Knox. He was preceded in death by his wife, Edith, one daughter, Donna Jean, One great great grandchild, one sister and one brother.
A graveside service (was held)...at the Crown Hill Cemetery, Knox.
"Arrangements were made by Rannells Funeral Home, Koontz Lake Chapel."
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