Son of William Louis and Johanna Elizabeth (Howe) Spory.
Married Erma Marie Hufendick.
Worked at Johnson Seed company in Taylor, Missouri up until he retired.
Known for his charitable deeds, Mr. Spory grew vegetables which he donated to others in need through a project he named Earl's Garden. He also volunteered for the Salvation Army and for Blessing Hospital.
Mr. Spory's church affiliation was Calvary Baptist and he attended breakfast with others in "The Kings Club" group within that setting.
Earl Spory mourned his wife, parents, son, brother, and two sisters, prior to his own passing, which occurred 20 May 2014 at his residence in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
Married Erma Marie Hufendick.
Worked at Johnson Seed company in Taylor, Missouri up until he retired.
Known for his charitable deeds, Mr. Spory grew vegetables which he donated to others in need through a project he named Earl's Garden. He also volunteered for the Salvation Army and for Blessing Hospital.
Mr. Spory's church affiliation was Calvary Baptist and he attended breakfast with others in "The Kings Club" group within that setting.
Earl Spory mourned his wife, parents, son, brother, and two sisters, prior to his own passing, which occurred 20 May 2014 at his residence in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
Son of William Louis and Johanna Elizabeth (Howe) Spory.
Married Erma Marie Hufendick.
Worked at Johnson Seed company in Taylor, Missouri up until he retired.
Known for his charitable deeds, Mr. Spory grew vegetables which he donated to others in need through a project he named Earl's Garden. He also volunteered for the Salvation Army and for Blessing Hospital.
Mr. Spory's church affiliation was Calvary Baptist and he attended breakfast with others in "The Kings Club" group within that setting.
Earl Spory mourned his wife, parents, son, brother, and two sisters, prior to his own passing, which occurred 20 May 2014 at his residence in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
Married Erma Marie Hufendick.
Worked at Johnson Seed company in Taylor, Missouri up until he retired.
Known for his charitable deeds, Mr. Spory grew vegetables which he donated to others in need through a project he named Earl's Garden. He also volunteered for the Salvation Army and for Blessing Hospital.
Mr. Spory's church affiliation was Calvary Baptist and he attended breakfast with others in "The Kings Club" group within that setting.
Earl Spory mourned his wife, parents, son, brother, and two sisters, prior to his own passing, which occurred 20 May 2014 at his residence in Quincy Illinois.
- rewritten from obituary.
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