Died at his home. Lived in this area all his life and retired from Black River Electric Company and Builders Supply Company of Lutesville.
Veteran of World War I and member of Lutesville VFW.
Married Ina Masters March 17, 1926.
Survived by his wife; a son, Oscar; daughters, Nadean, Pauline, Norma Jean and Sue Ann; sisters, Alma Byers and Emilie Hopkins; eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by a sister.
Service at Ward-Liley Funeral Home.
Burial at Baker Cemetery with graveside rites by VFW.
Veteran of World War I and member of Lutesville VFW.
Married Ina Masters March 17, 1926.
Survived by his wife; a son, Oscar; daughters, Nadean, Pauline, Norma Jean and Sue Ann; sisters, Alma Byers and Emilie Hopkins; eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by a sister.
Service at Ward-Liley Funeral Home.
Burial at Baker Cemetery with graveside rites by VFW.
Died at his home. Lived in this area all his life and retired from Black River Electric Company and Builders Supply Company of Lutesville.
Veteran of World War I and member of Lutesville VFW.
Married Ina Masters March 17, 1926.
Survived by his wife; a son, Oscar; daughters, Nadean, Pauline, Norma Jean and Sue Ann; sisters, Alma Byers and Emilie Hopkins; eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by a sister.
Service at Ward-Liley Funeral Home.
Burial at Baker Cemetery with graveside rites by VFW.
Veteran of World War I and member of Lutesville VFW.
Married Ina Masters March 17, 1926.
Survived by his wife; a son, Oscar; daughters, Nadean, Pauline, Norma Jean and Sue Ann; sisters, Alma Byers and Emilie Hopkins; eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by a sister.
Service at Ward-Liley Funeral Home.
Burial at Baker Cemetery with graveside rites by VFW.
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