Father: William Flavius Myers
Mother: Edna Gwinn
Wife: Marguerite E. Messmer
No Children
Four sisters, Viola, Ruth, Alice and Dorothy
Two Brothers, Paul and Ross
March 23 1984 Obituary
James W. Myers
Indianapolis- James W. Myers, 69, 2315 Lynnhurst Dr. Speedway, died at 11:15 P.M. Sunday at Greenbriar Manor, Indianapolis,
Born in Maryland, he had lived in Marion for about 30 years before moving to the Indianapolis area 10 years ago. He was employee of the National China and Equipment Co. in Marion for many years. He was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the Gas City VFW post.
Surviving are his wife, Margurite; a stepson, Daniel P. Baumbaugh, Marion, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Robert (Virginia)Fite, Marion; four sisters, Mrs. John (Viola) Cole, Modoc, Mrs. Dale (Ruth) Eddington, Farmland, Mrs. Ronald (Alice) Ricks, Westport, and Mrs. Louis(sic)(Dorothy) Miller, Marion and two step grandchildren.
A memorial service will be in the Marion IOOF
Notes:
He had no children. He fought in World War II in Burma and India.
Mother: Edna Gwinn
Wife: Marguerite E. Messmer
No Children
Four sisters, Viola, Ruth, Alice and Dorothy
Two Brothers, Paul and Ross
March 23 1984 Obituary
James W. Myers
Indianapolis- James W. Myers, 69, 2315 Lynnhurst Dr. Speedway, died at 11:15 P.M. Sunday at Greenbriar Manor, Indianapolis,
Born in Maryland, he had lived in Marion for about 30 years before moving to the Indianapolis area 10 years ago. He was employee of the National China and Equipment Co. in Marion for many years. He was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the Gas City VFW post.
Surviving are his wife, Margurite; a stepson, Daniel P. Baumbaugh, Marion, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Robert (Virginia)Fite, Marion; four sisters, Mrs. John (Viola) Cole, Modoc, Mrs. Dale (Ruth) Eddington, Farmland, Mrs. Ronald (Alice) Ricks, Westport, and Mrs. Louis(sic)(Dorothy) Miller, Marion and two step grandchildren.
A memorial service will be in the Marion IOOF
Notes:
He had no children. He fought in World War II in Burma and India.
Father: William Flavius Myers
Mother: Edna Gwinn
Wife: Marguerite E. Messmer
No Children
Four sisters, Viola, Ruth, Alice and Dorothy
Two Brothers, Paul and Ross
March 23 1984 Obituary
James W. Myers
Indianapolis- James W. Myers, 69, 2315 Lynnhurst Dr. Speedway, died at 11:15 P.M. Sunday at Greenbriar Manor, Indianapolis,
Born in Maryland, he had lived in Marion for about 30 years before moving to the Indianapolis area 10 years ago. He was employee of the National China and Equipment Co. in Marion for many years. He was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the Gas City VFW post.
Surviving are his wife, Margurite; a stepson, Daniel P. Baumbaugh, Marion, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Robert (Virginia)Fite, Marion; four sisters, Mrs. John (Viola) Cole, Modoc, Mrs. Dale (Ruth) Eddington, Farmland, Mrs. Ronald (Alice) Ricks, Westport, and Mrs. Louis(sic)(Dorothy) Miller, Marion and two step grandchildren.
A memorial service will be in the Marion IOOF
Notes:
He had no children. He fought in World War II in Burma and India.
Mother: Edna Gwinn
Wife: Marguerite E. Messmer
No Children
Four sisters, Viola, Ruth, Alice and Dorothy
Two Brothers, Paul and Ross
March 23 1984 Obituary
James W. Myers
Indianapolis- James W. Myers, 69, 2315 Lynnhurst Dr. Speedway, died at 11:15 P.M. Sunday at Greenbriar Manor, Indianapolis,
Born in Maryland, he had lived in Marion for about 30 years before moving to the Indianapolis area 10 years ago. He was employee of the National China and Equipment Co. in Marion for many years. He was a veteran of World War II and was a member of the Gas City VFW post.
Surviving are his wife, Margurite; a stepson, Daniel P. Baumbaugh, Marion, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Robert (Virginia)Fite, Marion; four sisters, Mrs. John (Viola) Cole, Modoc, Mrs. Dale (Ruth) Eddington, Farmland, Mrs. Ronald (Alice) Ricks, Westport, and Mrs. Louis(sic)(Dorothy) Miller, Marion and two step grandchildren.
A memorial service will be in the Marion IOOF
Notes:
He had no children. He fought in World War II in Burma and India.
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