Robert Cecil Broyles, 55, of 628 Buffalo St., died of a heart attack yesterday in Riverside Hospital.
Born in Jellico, Ky., Mr. Broyles moved to Toledo 11 years ago and was employed as a carton machine man by Libbey Products of Owens-Illinois. He was active in the North End Missionary Baptist Church and Local 700, American Flint Glass Workers Union.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth; sons, James R. and William L.; daughters, Mrs. Patricia Williford and Mrs. Joan Hutson, all of Toledo; brothers, Gillreath, Leonard, James and Dana of Dayton; Bonnie of Pineville, Ky., and Homer of Piqua, O.; mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Gillreath Broyles, Rollins Creek, Ky.; sister, Mrs. Eugene Hatmaker, Wallins Creek, Ky., and eight grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Abele Mortuary, with burial in Toledo Memorial Park.
Toledo Blade Oct 8, 1963, pg 11
Born in Jellico, Ky., Mr. Broyles moved to Toledo 11 years ago and was employed as a carton machine man by Libbey Products of Owens-Illinois. He was active in the North End Missionary Baptist Church and Local 700, American Flint Glass Workers Union.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth; sons, James R. and William L.; daughters, Mrs. Patricia Williford and Mrs. Joan Hutson, all of Toledo; brothers, Gillreath, Leonard, James and Dana of Dayton; Bonnie of Pineville, Ky., and Homer of Piqua, O.; mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Gillreath Broyles, Rollins Creek, Ky.; sister, Mrs. Eugene Hatmaker, Wallins Creek, Ky., and eight grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Abele Mortuary, with burial in Toledo Memorial Park.
Toledo Blade Oct 8, 1963, pg 11
Robert Cecil Broyles, 55, of 628 Buffalo St., died of a heart attack yesterday in Riverside Hospital.
Born in Jellico, Ky., Mr. Broyles moved to Toledo 11 years ago and was employed as a carton machine man by Libbey Products of Owens-Illinois. He was active in the North End Missionary Baptist Church and Local 700, American Flint Glass Workers Union.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth; sons, James R. and William L.; daughters, Mrs. Patricia Williford and Mrs. Joan Hutson, all of Toledo; brothers, Gillreath, Leonard, James and Dana of Dayton; Bonnie of Pineville, Ky., and Homer of Piqua, O.; mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Gillreath Broyles, Rollins Creek, Ky.; sister, Mrs. Eugene Hatmaker, Wallins Creek, Ky., and eight grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Abele Mortuary, with burial in Toledo Memorial Park.
Toledo Blade Oct 8, 1963, pg 11
Born in Jellico, Ky., Mr. Broyles moved to Toledo 11 years ago and was employed as a carton machine man by Libbey Products of Owens-Illinois. He was active in the North End Missionary Baptist Church and Local 700, American Flint Glass Workers Union.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth; sons, James R. and William L.; daughters, Mrs. Patricia Williford and Mrs. Joan Hutson, all of Toledo; brothers, Gillreath, Leonard, James and Dana of Dayton; Bonnie of Pineville, Ky., and Homer of Piqua, O.; mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Gillreath Broyles, Rollins Creek, Ky.; sister, Mrs. Eugene Hatmaker, Wallins Creek, Ky., and eight grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Abele Mortuary, with burial in Toledo Memorial Park.
Toledo Blade Oct 8, 1963, pg 11
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