Obituary published Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, Florida). 31 Mar 1989:
GLOVER, JOHN ALEXANDER, 70, of Port Richey, died Wednesday (March 29, 1989) at HCA Bayonet Point/Hudson Medical Center. Born in Fruitland, Ontario, Canada, he came here 20 years ago from Ontario and was a World War II veteran of the Royal Canadian Air Force (attaining rank of Major). He was a member of the United Church of Canada and Applied Professional Engineers of Ontario. Survivors include his wife, Ivy; a son, Bryan, Ontario; a daughter, Meryin Glover, Kingston, Ontario; two brothers, Ralph, St. Petersburg, and Bruce, Mississauga, Ontario; a sister, Margaret Gilmour, Ontario; and two grandchildren. Bell Funeral Home Bayonet Point.
GLOVER, JOHN ALEXANDER, 70, of Port Richey, died Wednesday (March 29, 1989) at HCA Bayonet Point/Hudson Medical Center. Born in Fruitland, Ontario, Canada, he came here 20 years ago from Ontario and was a World War II veteran of the Royal Canadian Air Force (attaining rank of Major). He was a member of the United Church of Canada and Applied Professional Engineers of Ontario. Survivors include his wife, Ivy; a son, Bryan, Ontario; a daughter, Meryin Glover, Kingston, Ontario; two brothers, Ralph, St. Petersburg, and Bruce, Mississauga, Ontario; a sister, Margaret Gilmour, Ontario; and two grandchildren. Bell Funeral Home Bayonet Point.
Obituary published Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, Florida). 31 Mar 1989:
GLOVER, JOHN ALEXANDER, 70, of Port Richey, died Wednesday (March 29, 1989) at HCA Bayonet Point/Hudson Medical Center. Born in Fruitland, Ontario, Canada, he came here 20 years ago from Ontario and was a World War II veteran of the Royal Canadian Air Force (attaining rank of Major). He was a member of the United Church of Canada and Applied Professional Engineers of Ontario. Survivors include his wife, Ivy; a son, Bryan, Ontario; a daughter, Meryin Glover, Kingston, Ontario; two brothers, Ralph, St. Petersburg, and Bruce, Mississauga, Ontario; a sister, Margaret Gilmour, Ontario; and two grandchildren. Bell Funeral Home Bayonet Point.
GLOVER, JOHN ALEXANDER, 70, of Port Richey, died Wednesday (March 29, 1989) at HCA Bayonet Point/Hudson Medical Center. Born in Fruitland, Ontario, Canada, he came here 20 years ago from Ontario and was a World War II veteran of the Royal Canadian Air Force (attaining rank of Major). He was a member of the United Church of Canada and Applied Professional Engineers of Ontario. Survivors include his wife, Ivy; a son, Bryan, Ontario; a daughter, Meryin Glover, Kingston, Ontario; two brothers, Ralph, St. Petersburg, and Bruce, Mississauga, Ontario; a sister, Margaret Gilmour, Ontario; and two grandchildren. Bell Funeral Home Bayonet Point.
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