Raymond L. was born in 29 March 1897 in Maryland, a son of Julius and Mary Blocher Minnick and was the husband of Stella Robinson Minnick.
In addition to his wife, Raymond is survived by two sons, Julius Minnick and Herman Minnick, both of Baltimore, three daughters, Elsie Morgan, Baltimore, Shirley Valentine, Cumberland and Isabelle June Spalla, Union Bridge and 12 grandchildren.
He is also survived by three sisters, Minnie Dawson, Akron, Ohio; Myrtle Reese of Cresaptown, Miss Laverta Minnick, Pa., four brothers, Vincent and Charles Minnick, Akron, Ohio; Fred and Wilbert Minnick, Baltimore.
Funeral held at St. Peters Catholic Church, Libertytown with the Rev. Fr. Mancini officiating mass, and internment being made in Pipe Creek Cemetery by D.D. Hartzler funeral directors.
In addition to his wife, Raymond is survived by two sons, Julius Minnick and Herman Minnick, both of Baltimore, three daughters, Elsie Morgan, Baltimore, Shirley Valentine, Cumberland and Isabelle June Spalla, Union Bridge and 12 grandchildren.
He is also survived by three sisters, Minnie Dawson, Akron, Ohio; Myrtle Reese of Cresaptown, Miss Laverta Minnick, Pa., four brothers, Vincent and Charles Minnick, Akron, Ohio; Fred and Wilbert Minnick, Baltimore.
Funeral held at St. Peters Catholic Church, Libertytown with the Rev. Fr. Mancini officiating mass, and internment being made in Pipe Creek Cemetery by D.D. Hartzler funeral directors.
Raymond L. was born in 29 March 1897 in Maryland, a son of Julius and Mary Blocher Minnick and was the husband of Stella Robinson Minnick.
In addition to his wife, Raymond is survived by two sons, Julius Minnick and Herman Minnick, both of Baltimore, three daughters, Elsie Morgan, Baltimore, Shirley Valentine, Cumberland and Isabelle June Spalla, Union Bridge and 12 grandchildren.
He is also survived by three sisters, Minnie Dawson, Akron, Ohio; Myrtle Reese of Cresaptown, Miss Laverta Minnick, Pa., four brothers, Vincent and Charles Minnick, Akron, Ohio; Fred and Wilbert Minnick, Baltimore.
Funeral held at St. Peters Catholic Church, Libertytown with the Rev. Fr. Mancini officiating mass, and internment being made in Pipe Creek Cemetery by D.D. Hartzler funeral directors.
In addition to his wife, Raymond is survived by two sons, Julius Minnick and Herman Minnick, both of Baltimore, three daughters, Elsie Morgan, Baltimore, Shirley Valentine, Cumberland and Isabelle June Spalla, Union Bridge and 12 grandchildren.
He is also survived by three sisters, Minnie Dawson, Akron, Ohio; Myrtle Reese of Cresaptown, Miss Laverta Minnick, Pa., four brothers, Vincent and Charles Minnick, Akron, Ohio; Fred and Wilbert Minnick, Baltimore.
Funeral held at St. Peters Catholic Church, Libertytown with the Rev. Fr. Mancini officiating mass, and internment being made in Pipe Creek Cemetery by D.D. Hartzler funeral directors.
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