"Roy Jenkins, 57, of 2720 N.W. Powderhorn Dr., died Monday at St Luke's Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Taney County, Missouri, and had lived here 23 years. Mr. Jenkins had been a machinist for Data Documents, Inc., 14 years. He was an elder of the Liberty Christian Union Church. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Memorial Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Louise C. Jenkins of the home; four sons, Ronald R. Jenkins of 8712 N. Edison, Nick Jenkins of 5024 N. Richmond, Kenneth H. Jenkins of Liberty and Gary S. Jenkins of 3200 N.E. 53rd; three brothers, Enoch Jenkins of Springfield, Mo., and Earl Jenkins and Burl Jenkins of Rueter, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of Rueter; and 13 grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Newcomer White Chapel; burial in White Chapel Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Heart Fund." The Kansas City Times, August 17, 1976
"Roy Jenkins, 57, of 2720 N.W. Powderhorn Dr., died Monday at St Luke's Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Taney County, Missouri, and had lived here 23 years. Mr. Jenkins had been a machinist for Data Documents, Inc., 14 years. He was an elder of the Liberty Christian Union Church. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Memorial Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Louise C. Jenkins of the home; four sons, Ronald R. Jenkins of 8712 N. Edison, Nick Jenkins of 5024 N. Richmond, Kenneth H. Jenkins of Liberty and Gary S. Jenkins of 3200 N.E. 53rd; three brothers, Enoch Jenkins of Springfield, Mo., and Earl Jenkins and Burl Jenkins of Rueter, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of Rueter; and 13 grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Newcomer White Chapel; burial in White Chapel Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Heart Fund." The Kansas City Times, August 17, 1976
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