RONALD VANCE
Ronald King Vance age 50 of Granby died at his home Wednesday after a long illness. Mr. Vance was born Oct 17, 1934 in Granby and lived here all his life. An autopsy determined that Mr. Vance died of internal bleeding, caused by a skull fracture. Thursday, Coroner Henry Freund swore in a coroner’s jury to investigate the death.
Mr. Vance is survived by three brothers, Rufus Vance of Neosho, Ralph Vance of Des Moines, Iowa and Bob Vance of Springfield, Ill; two sisters, Mrs. Romayne Harrington of Carthage and Mrs. Rachel Smith of Seneca; two sons, Ronnie Vance and Joe Vance, both of Carthage; one daughter, Opal Jenning of Neosho and four grandchildren.
The Rev. Horace Hunsaker officiated, graveside services were at the Granby Memorial Cemetery. Burial was under the direction of Clark-Shewmake Funeral Home.
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Ronald King Vance and Ruth Irene Dopp were married 12 October 1957 in Newton County, Missouri
Ronald King Vance age 50 of Granby died at his home Wednesday after a long illness. Mr. Vance was born Oct 17, 1934 in Granby and lived here all his life. An autopsy determined that Mr. Vance died of internal bleeding, caused by a skull fracture. Thursday, Coroner Henry Freund swore in a coroner’s jury to investigate the death.
Mr. Vance is survived by three brothers, Rufus Vance of Neosho, Ralph Vance of Des Moines, Iowa and Bob Vance of Springfield, Ill; two sisters, Mrs. Romayne Harrington of Carthage and Mrs. Rachel Smith of Seneca; two sons, Ronnie Vance and Joe Vance, both of Carthage; one daughter, Opal Jenning of Neosho and four grandchildren.
The Rev. Horace Hunsaker officiated, graveside services were at the Granby Memorial Cemetery. Burial was under the direction of Clark-Shewmake Funeral Home.
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
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Ronald King Vance and Ruth Irene Dopp were married 12 October 1957 in Newton County, Missouri
RONALD VANCE
Ronald King Vance age 50 of Granby died at his home Wednesday after a long illness. Mr. Vance was born Oct 17, 1934 in Granby and lived here all his life. An autopsy determined that Mr. Vance died of internal bleeding, caused by a skull fracture. Thursday, Coroner Henry Freund swore in a coroner’s jury to investigate the death.
Mr. Vance is survived by three brothers, Rufus Vance of Neosho, Ralph Vance of Des Moines, Iowa and Bob Vance of Springfield, Ill; two sisters, Mrs. Romayne Harrington of Carthage and Mrs. Rachel Smith of Seneca; two sons, Ronnie Vance and Joe Vance, both of Carthage; one daughter, Opal Jenning of Neosho and four grandchildren.
The Rev. Horace Hunsaker officiated, graveside services were at the Granby Memorial Cemetery. Burial was under the direction of Clark-Shewmake Funeral Home.
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
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Ronald King Vance and Ruth Irene Dopp were married 12 October 1957 in Newton County, Missouri
Ronald King Vance age 50 of Granby died at his home Wednesday after a long illness. Mr. Vance was born Oct 17, 1934 in Granby and lived here all his life. An autopsy determined that Mr. Vance died of internal bleeding, caused by a skull fracture. Thursday, Coroner Henry Freund swore in a coroner’s jury to investigate the death.
Mr. Vance is survived by three brothers, Rufus Vance of Neosho, Ralph Vance of Des Moines, Iowa and Bob Vance of Springfield, Ill; two sisters, Mrs. Romayne Harrington of Carthage and Mrs. Rachel Smith of Seneca; two sons, Ronnie Vance and Joe Vance, both of Carthage; one daughter, Opal Jenning of Neosho and four grandchildren.
The Rev. Horace Hunsaker officiated, graveside services were at the Granby Memorial Cemetery. Burial was under the direction of Clark-Shewmake Funeral Home.
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
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Ronald King Vance and Ruth Irene Dopp were married 12 October 1957 in Newton County, Missouri
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