Blanche Pearl Gunckel Oglesby was born on September 11, 1924. She passed away peacefully on October 16, 2021 at the age of 97.
Blanche was one of two children born to James and Mattie Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life.
She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!"
Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands.
A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church.
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Oglesby, Obed Byron "OB" "Obie", II – born Jun 20, 1922 (dec'd 1 Jan 2014) & Blanche Pearl Jones Gunckel – born Sep 11, 1923 (dec'd 16 Oct 2021) [m. 1981] OB served as a Lt. Colonel in the Air Force during WWII, Korea and Vietnam. His 1st wife was Binnie Frances Price (1925-1993) [m. 1943]; divorced. Obituary: "Ocala, FL - Lt. Col. (Ret.) Obed Oglesby, II, son of Obed and Ethel [Maude Holtzclaw] Oglesby, was born June 20, 1922 in Ravenwood, Missouri. He departed this life January 1, 2014 at Life Care Center in Ocala, Florida where God in His wisdom saw best to call him from this earth. He was 91 at the time of his passing. He was one of the first men inducted into the Army Air Force when it was formed. Obie served 25 years as a pilot in the Air Force. He served our country in WWII, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War. After retirement from the service he was a pilot with various corporations for 20 years. Obie is survived by his wife of 32 years, Blanche; son, Obed Oglesby, III; daughters, Stephanie Phillips, Rita Swain, Barbara Mascari; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren and brother, Vilas Oglesby. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of First United Methodist Church at 2 PM Monday, January 6, 2014 with Dr. John Few officiating. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to First United Methodist Church. Lt. Col. Oglesby will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC with full military honors at a later date. Arrangements by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services, 910 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, Florida." Obit from Ocala Star Banner: "Blanche Pearl Gunckel Oglesby was born on September 11, 1924. She passed away peacefully on October 16, 2021 at the age of 97. Blanche was one of two children born to James Edward and Mattie Pearl Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life. She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!" Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands. A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church."
They were members of: Mixed Nuts/BAD Dancers square dance club in Gainesville, FL.
Contributor: mary giera (46873498) • [email protected]
Blanche was one of two children born to James and Mattie Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life.
She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!"
Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands.
A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church.
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Oglesby, Obed Byron "OB" "Obie", II – born Jun 20, 1922 (dec'd 1 Jan 2014) & Blanche Pearl Jones Gunckel – born Sep 11, 1923 (dec'd 16 Oct 2021) [m. 1981] OB served as a Lt. Colonel in the Air Force during WWII, Korea and Vietnam. His 1st wife was Binnie Frances Price (1925-1993) [m. 1943]; divorced. Obituary: "Ocala, FL - Lt. Col. (Ret.) Obed Oglesby, II, son of Obed and Ethel [Maude Holtzclaw] Oglesby, was born June 20, 1922 in Ravenwood, Missouri. He departed this life January 1, 2014 at Life Care Center in Ocala, Florida where God in His wisdom saw best to call him from this earth. He was 91 at the time of his passing. He was one of the first men inducted into the Army Air Force when it was formed. Obie served 25 years as a pilot in the Air Force. He served our country in WWII, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War. After retirement from the service he was a pilot with various corporations for 20 years. Obie is survived by his wife of 32 years, Blanche; son, Obed Oglesby, III; daughters, Stephanie Phillips, Rita Swain, Barbara Mascari; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren and brother, Vilas Oglesby. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of First United Methodist Church at 2 PM Monday, January 6, 2014 with Dr. John Few officiating. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to First United Methodist Church. Lt. Col. Oglesby will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC with full military honors at a later date. Arrangements by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services, 910 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, Florida." Obit from Ocala Star Banner: "Blanche Pearl Gunckel Oglesby was born on September 11, 1924. She passed away peacefully on October 16, 2021 at the age of 97. Blanche was one of two children born to James Edward and Mattie Pearl Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life. She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!" Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands. A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church."
They were members of: Mixed Nuts/BAD Dancers square dance club in Gainesville, FL.
Contributor: mary giera (46873498) • [email protected]
Blanche Pearl Gunckel Oglesby was born on September 11, 1924. She passed away peacefully on October 16, 2021 at the age of 97.
Blanche was one of two children born to James and Mattie Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life.
She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!"
Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands.
A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church.
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Oglesby, Obed Byron "OB" "Obie", II – born Jun 20, 1922 (dec'd 1 Jan 2014) & Blanche Pearl Jones Gunckel – born Sep 11, 1923 (dec'd 16 Oct 2021) [m. 1981] OB served as a Lt. Colonel in the Air Force during WWII, Korea and Vietnam. His 1st wife was Binnie Frances Price (1925-1993) [m. 1943]; divorced. Obituary: "Ocala, FL - Lt. Col. (Ret.) Obed Oglesby, II, son of Obed and Ethel [Maude Holtzclaw] Oglesby, was born June 20, 1922 in Ravenwood, Missouri. He departed this life January 1, 2014 at Life Care Center in Ocala, Florida where God in His wisdom saw best to call him from this earth. He was 91 at the time of his passing. He was one of the first men inducted into the Army Air Force when it was formed. Obie served 25 years as a pilot in the Air Force. He served our country in WWII, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War. After retirement from the service he was a pilot with various corporations for 20 years. Obie is survived by his wife of 32 years, Blanche; son, Obed Oglesby, III; daughters, Stephanie Phillips, Rita Swain, Barbara Mascari; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren and brother, Vilas Oglesby. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of First United Methodist Church at 2 PM Monday, January 6, 2014 with Dr. John Few officiating. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to First United Methodist Church. Lt. Col. Oglesby will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC with full military honors at a later date. Arrangements by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services, 910 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, Florida." Obit from Ocala Star Banner: "Blanche Pearl Gunckel Oglesby was born on September 11, 1924. She passed away peacefully on October 16, 2021 at the age of 97. Blanche was one of two children born to James Edward and Mattie Pearl Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life. She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!" Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands. A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church."
They were members of: Mixed Nuts/BAD Dancers square dance club in Gainesville, FL.
Contributor: mary giera (46873498) • [email protected]
Blanche was one of two children born to James and Mattie Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life.
She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!"
Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands.
A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church.
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Oglesby, Obed Byron "OB" "Obie", II – born Jun 20, 1922 (dec'd 1 Jan 2014) & Blanche Pearl Jones Gunckel – born Sep 11, 1923 (dec'd 16 Oct 2021) [m. 1981] OB served as a Lt. Colonel in the Air Force during WWII, Korea and Vietnam. His 1st wife was Binnie Frances Price (1925-1993) [m. 1943]; divorced. Obituary: "Ocala, FL - Lt. Col. (Ret.) Obed Oglesby, II, son of Obed and Ethel [Maude Holtzclaw] Oglesby, was born June 20, 1922 in Ravenwood, Missouri. He departed this life January 1, 2014 at Life Care Center in Ocala, Florida where God in His wisdom saw best to call him from this earth. He was 91 at the time of his passing. He was one of the first men inducted into the Army Air Force when it was formed. Obie served 25 years as a pilot in the Air Force. He served our country in WWII, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War. After retirement from the service he was a pilot with various corporations for 20 years. Obie is survived by his wife of 32 years, Blanche; son, Obed Oglesby, III; daughters, Stephanie Phillips, Rita Swain, Barbara Mascari; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren and brother, Vilas Oglesby. A memorial service will be held in the chapel of First United Methodist Church at 2 PM Monday, January 6, 2014 with Dr. John Few officiating. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to First United Methodist Church. Lt. Col. Oglesby will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC with full military honors at a later date. Arrangements by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services, 910 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, Florida." Obit from Ocala Star Banner: "Blanche Pearl Gunckel Oglesby was born on September 11, 1924. She passed away peacefully on October 16, 2021 at the age of 97. Blanche was one of two children born to James Edward and Mattie Pearl Jones in Live Oak, FL. She was a lifetime Floridian. She married Ray Herbert Gunckel in Jacksonville, FL on February 24, 1945. He proposed to her on their first date and on every date thereafter until she accepted. In 1959, they moved to Ocala when Ray bought the Ocala radio station, WTMC. After 35 years of marriage, Ray died in 1980. Blanche met Air Force Retired Lieutenant Colonel Obed "O.B." Oglesby and in 1981, they married. After 32 years of marriage, O.B. died in 2014. Blanche always said she was blessed with two wonderful husbands and led a wonderful life. She was known to all her family as "Nanny" and was a lifelong Christian who instilled those values into her family. She was a member of the Ocala First United Methodist Church and loved traditional gospel hymns. She dedicated herself to her family but also loved to play contract bridge, golf and bingo, ballroom and square dancing, sewing, walking on the beach and traveling the US with her two husbands and grandchildren in a motor home. For the last 39 years, Blanche walked two miles a day until she could no longer at 96 years of age. Her advice to everyone was "Don't Get Old!" Blanche is survived by her wonderful cat, Toby, who she rescued for O.B., but ended up being HER best friend. She is also survived by her daughters, Rita Gunckel McNeal Swain of Ocala and Barbara Gunckel Mascari (KJ) of Gainesville; step children, Stephanie Phillips of Champaign, IL and Butch Oglesby of Stewartstown, PA; grandchildren, Raymond J. McNeal (Rhonda) of Ocala, Christopher S. McNeal (Theresa) of Tampa, Damon Mascari of Gainesville and Dana Mascari of Alexandria, MN; and great grandchildren, Katlyn and Breanna McNeal of Ocala and Collin and Conner McNeal of Tampa. Blanche was preceded in death by her parents, sister Ethel Seitz, and both her husbands. A celebration of her life well lived will be held at the Ocala First United Methodist Church, 1126 East Silver Springs Blvd., on November 20, 2021 at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. Donations and memorial gifts can be made to the Ocala First United Methodist Church."
They were members of: Mixed Nuts/BAD Dancers square dance club in Gainesville, FL.
Contributor: mary giera (46873498) • [email protected]
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