EVERETT MOONEYHAM, 85
"Until recently, Everett Mooneyham, 85, of Bath Township, mowed his five-acre lawn, gardened extensively and canned as many as 300 quarts of vegetables a year.
Mr. Mooneyham, a retired Akron attorney and a former Bath Township trustee, died Monday at Akron General Medical Center after a year long illness.
"He was quite a remarkable man" said a friend, Bonnie Burr. "He was very, very intelligent and a very pleasant person...He was very friendly, but in later years he stayed at home and read the Bible."
A 60-year resident of the Akron area and a 32-year resident of Bath, he was losing his hearing and sight. He had lung cancer and refused chemotherapy.
A native of Springfield, Mo., Mr. Mooneyham was admitted to the Ohio Bar Association in 1925 and practiced law until 1978.
Mr. Mooneyham, of West Bath Road, served as a township trustee between April 1960 and September 1962.
He had served earlier on the township zoning board and board of zoning appeals.
He was a former trustee of Bath United Christian Church.
He leaves his sister, Ethel Turner of Rogersville, Mo.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Billow funeral home, Fairlawn. A private burial will be at Rose Hill cemetery. There will be no calling hours."
Akron Beacon Journal Wednesday, Feb 22, 1984
"Until recently, Everett Mooneyham, 85, of Bath Township, mowed his five-acre lawn, gardened extensively and canned as many as 300 quarts of vegetables a year.
Mr. Mooneyham, a retired Akron attorney and a former Bath Township trustee, died Monday at Akron General Medical Center after a year long illness.
"He was quite a remarkable man" said a friend, Bonnie Burr. "He was very, very intelligent and a very pleasant person...He was very friendly, but in later years he stayed at home and read the Bible."
A 60-year resident of the Akron area and a 32-year resident of Bath, he was losing his hearing and sight. He had lung cancer and refused chemotherapy.
A native of Springfield, Mo., Mr. Mooneyham was admitted to the Ohio Bar Association in 1925 and practiced law until 1978.
Mr. Mooneyham, of West Bath Road, served as a township trustee between April 1960 and September 1962.
He had served earlier on the township zoning board and board of zoning appeals.
He was a former trustee of Bath United Christian Church.
He leaves his sister, Ethel Turner of Rogersville, Mo.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Billow funeral home, Fairlawn. A private burial will be at Rose Hill cemetery. There will be no calling hours."
Akron Beacon Journal Wednesday, Feb 22, 1984
EVERETT MOONEYHAM, 85
"Until recently, Everett Mooneyham, 85, of Bath Township, mowed his five-acre lawn, gardened extensively and canned as many as 300 quarts of vegetables a year.
Mr. Mooneyham, a retired Akron attorney and a former Bath Township trustee, died Monday at Akron General Medical Center after a year long illness.
"He was quite a remarkable man" said a friend, Bonnie Burr. "He was very, very intelligent and a very pleasant person...He was very friendly, but in later years he stayed at home and read the Bible."
A 60-year resident of the Akron area and a 32-year resident of Bath, he was losing his hearing and sight. He had lung cancer and refused chemotherapy.
A native of Springfield, Mo., Mr. Mooneyham was admitted to the Ohio Bar Association in 1925 and practiced law until 1978.
Mr. Mooneyham, of West Bath Road, served as a township trustee between April 1960 and September 1962.
He had served earlier on the township zoning board and board of zoning appeals.
He was a former trustee of Bath United Christian Church.
He leaves his sister, Ethel Turner of Rogersville, Mo.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Billow funeral home, Fairlawn. A private burial will be at Rose Hill cemetery. There will be no calling hours."
Akron Beacon Journal Wednesday, Feb 22, 1984
"Until recently, Everett Mooneyham, 85, of Bath Township, mowed his five-acre lawn, gardened extensively and canned as many as 300 quarts of vegetables a year.
Mr. Mooneyham, a retired Akron attorney and a former Bath Township trustee, died Monday at Akron General Medical Center after a year long illness.
"He was quite a remarkable man" said a friend, Bonnie Burr. "He was very, very intelligent and a very pleasant person...He was very friendly, but in later years he stayed at home and read the Bible."
A 60-year resident of the Akron area and a 32-year resident of Bath, he was losing his hearing and sight. He had lung cancer and refused chemotherapy.
A native of Springfield, Mo., Mr. Mooneyham was admitted to the Ohio Bar Association in 1925 and practiced law until 1978.
Mr. Mooneyham, of West Bath Road, served as a township trustee between April 1960 and September 1962.
He had served earlier on the township zoning board and board of zoning appeals.
He was a former trustee of Bath United Christian Church.
He leaves his sister, Ethel Turner of Rogersville, Mo.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Billow funeral home, Fairlawn. A private burial will be at Rose Hill cemetery. There will be no calling hours."
Akron Beacon Journal Wednesday, Feb 22, 1984
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