ABSHER, Charles M—Graveside
service 11 a.m. Friday,
Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens,
the Rev. Donald Fisher.
Mr. Absher, 77, of Rt. 5,
Charleston, was dead on arrival
Tuesday at Charleston
General Hospital. Retired employe
of Charleston Clay Products
Inc., member of Union
Valley Gospel Tabernacle,
lifelong resident of Kanawha
County. Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Reda Fink of Oceanside,
Calif., Miss Dorothy Absherj
and Mrs. Bonnie Ferrell, both
of Charleston, Mrs. Ruby Maselli
of New Nork; sons, Ernest
of Tacoma, Wash..
Charles of Hollywood, Fla.
John of Cleveland, Ohio; sis-
ters, Mrs. Kathleen Bowman,
of Charleston, Mrs. Jssie
White of Clendenin, Bertha of
Charleston; brothers, Lewis
and Henry, both of Indiana.
Simpson-Chandler Funeral
Home.
service 11 a.m. Friday,
Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens,
the Rev. Donald Fisher.
Mr. Absher, 77, of Rt. 5,
Charleston, was dead on arrival
Tuesday at Charleston
General Hospital. Retired employe
of Charleston Clay Products
Inc., member of Union
Valley Gospel Tabernacle,
lifelong resident of Kanawha
County. Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Reda Fink of Oceanside,
Calif., Miss Dorothy Absherj
and Mrs. Bonnie Ferrell, both
of Charleston, Mrs. Ruby Maselli
of New Nork; sons, Ernest
of Tacoma, Wash..
Charles of Hollywood, Fla.
John of Cleveland, Ohio; sis-
ters, Mrs. Kathleen Bowman,
of Charleston, Mrs. Jssie
White of Clendenin, Bertha of
Charleston; brothers, Lewis
and Henry, both of Indiana.
Simpson-Chandler Funeral
Home.
ABSHER, Charles M—Graveside
service 11 a.m. Friday,
Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens,
the Rev. Donald Fisher.
Mr. Absher, 77, of Rt. 5,
Charleston, was dead on arrival
Tuesday at Charleston
General Hospital. Retired employe
of Charleston Clay Products
Inc., member of Union
Valley Gospel Tabernacle,
lifelong resident of Kanawha
County. Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Reda Fink of Oceanside,
Calif., Miss Dorothy Absherj
and Mrs. Bonnie Ferrell, both
of Charleston, Mrs. Ruby Maselli
of New Nork; sons, Ernest
of Tacoma, Wash..
Charles of Hollywood, Fla.
John of Cleveland, Ohio; sis-
ters, Mrs. Kathleen Bowman,
of Charleston, Mrs. Jssie
White of Clendenin, Bertha of
Charleston; brothers, Lewis
and Henry, both of Indiana.
Simpson-Chandler Funeral
Home.
service 11 a.m. Friday,
Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens,
the Rev. Donald Fisher.
Mr. Absher, 77, of Rt. 5,
Charleston, was dead on arrival
Tuesday at Charleston
General Hospital. Retired employe
of Charleston Clay Products
Inc., member of Union
Valley Gospel Tabernacle,
lifelong resident of Kanawha
County. Surviving: daughters,
Mrs. Reda Fink of Oceanside,
Calif., Miss Dorothy Absherj
and Mrs. Bonnie Ferrell, both
of Charleston, Mrs. Ruby Maselli
of New Nork; sons, Ernest
of Tacoma, Wash..
Charles of Hollywood, Fla.
John of Cleveland, Ohio; sis-
ters, Mrs. Kathleen Bowman,
of Charleston, Mrs. Jssie
White of Clendenin, Bertha of
Charleston; brothers, Lewis
and Henry, both of Indiana.
Simpson-Chandler Funeral
Home.
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