Daughter of Pete & Josie (Thomas) Warfield; sister to Pearl King, also interred here.
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Amy Opal Parke, 62, South Boots St., Marion, died Wednesday in a Marion Nursing home. She had been ill for nine months.
Mrs. Parke was born in Cass County, and had lived in Marion for 13 years. She was a former mailroom employee of the Chronicle-Tribune.
Survivors include her husband, Chester; three sons, Walter Poole and Kenneth Waller, both of Marion, and Robert Kramer, Fort Wayne; two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Horseman and Mrs. Carolyn Smith, both of Marion; a sister, Mrs. Pearl King, Spicerville; a stepsister, Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer, Wabash; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Services were held on Saturday in the Needham and Son Funeral Home, So. Adams St., Marion. Burial was made in the Gardens of Memory cemetery, Huntington Co., IN.
Chronicle-Tribune(Marion, IN) Thursday, 01 Feb 1979 Pg.10
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Amy Opal Parke, 62, South Boots St., Marion, died Wednesday in a Marion Nursing home. She had been ill for nine months.
Mrs. Parke was born in Cass County, and had lived in Marion for 13 years. She was a former mailroom employee of the Chronicle-Tribune.
Survivors include her husband, Chester; three sons, Walter Poole and Kenneth Waller, both of Marion, and Robert Kramer, Fort Wayne; two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Horseman and Mrs. Carolyn Smith, both of Marion; a sister, Mrs. Pearl King, Spicerville; a stepsister, Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer, Wabash; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Services were held on Saturday in the Needham and Son Funeral Home, So. Adams St., Marion. Burial was made in the Gardens of Memory cemetery, Huntington Co., IN.
Chronicle-Tribune(Marion, IN) Thursday, 01 Feb 1979 Pg.10
Daughter of Pete & Josie (Thomas) Warfield; sister to Pearl King, also interred here.
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Amy Opal Parke, 62, South Boots St., Marion, died Wednesday in a Marion Nursing home. She had been ill for nine months.
Mrs. Parke was born in Cass County, and had lived in Marion for 13 years. She was a former mailroom employee of the Chronicle-Tribune.
Survivors include her husband, Chester; three sons, Walter Poole and Kenneth Waller, both of Marion, and Robert Kramer, Fort Wayne; two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Horseman and Mrs. Carolyn Smith, both of Marion; a sister, Mrs. Pearl King, Spicerville; a stepsister, Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer, Wabash; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Services were held on Saturday in the Needham and Son Funeral Home, So. Adams St., Marion. Burial was made in the Gardens of Memory cemetery, Huntington Co., IN.
Chronicle-Tribune(Marion, IN) Thursday, 01 Feb 1979 Pg.10
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Amy Opal Parke, 62, South Boots St., Marion, died Wednesday in a Marion Nursing home. She had been ill for nine months.
Mrs. Parke was born in Cass County, and had lived in Marion for 13 years. She was a former mailroom employee of the Chronicle-Tribune.
Survivors include her husband, Chester; three sons, Walter Poole and Kenneth Waller, both of Marion, and Robert Kramer, Fort Wayne; two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Horseman and Mrs. Carolyn Smith, both of Marion; a sister, Mrs. Pearl King, Spicerville; a stepsister, Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer, Wabash; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Services were held on Saturday in the Needham and Son Funeral Home, So. Adams St., Marion. Burial was made in the Gardens of Memory cemetery, Huntington Co., IN.
Chronicle-Tribune(Marion, IN) Thursday, 01 Feb 1979 Pg.10
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