Services for Toby Lee Pennington Jr., 65, who died Feb. 23rd in Hoemako Hospital, Casa Grande, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Valley Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Eloy Memorial Park.
Mr. Pennington was born in Mississippi and came to Arizona and Eloy 26 years ago. A farmer and former deputy sheriff, he was a member of the Eloy Eagles (BPOE).
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Patsy New, of Coolidge, Mrs. Jacque Martan, of Picacho, and Mrs. Dixie Myers, of Andrews, TX; two brothers and one sister, from out of state; and eight grandchildren.
(Obituary published in the March 1, 1971 issue of the Casa Grande Dispatch)
Mr. Pennington was born in Mississippi and came to Arizona and Eloy 26 years ago. A farmer and former deputy sheriff, he was a member of the Eloy Eagles (BPOE).
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Patsy New, of Coolidge, Mrs. Jacque Martan, of Picacho, and Mrs. Dixie Myers, of Andrews, TX; two brothers and one sister, from out of state; and eight grandchildren.
(Obituary published in the March 1, 1971 issue of the Casa Grande Dispatch)
Services for Toby Lee Pennington Jr., 65, who died Feb. 23rd in Hoemako Hospital, Casa Grande, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Valley Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Eloy Memorial Park.
Mr. Pennington was born in Mississippi and came to Arizona and Eloy 26 years ago. A farmer and former deputy sheriff, he was a member of the Eloy Eagles (BPOE).
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Patsy New, of Coolidge, Mrs. Jacque Martan, of Picacho, and Mrs. Dixie Myers, of Andrews, TX; two brothers and one sister, from out of state; and eight grandchildren.
(Obituary published in the March 1, 1971 issue of the Casa Grande Dispatch)
Mr. Pennington was born in Mississippi and came to Arizona and Eloy 26 years ago. A farmer and former deputy sheriff, he was a member of the Eloy Eagles (BPOE).
Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. Patsy New, of Coolidge, Mrs. Jacque Martan, of Picacho, and Mrs. Dixie Myers, of Andrews, TX; two brothers and one sister, from out of state; and eight grandchildren.
(Obituary published in the March 1, 1971 issue of the Casa Grande Dispatch)
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