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[Chittenden, Ann Hurd]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday July 24,
1919 [p. 1]
Mrs. Thomas
Chittenden
In
the town of Lincolnshire, England, on February 14th, 1825, Ann Hurd was born. She died July 17th, 1919, at the
advanced age of 94 years, 5 months and 6 days, a ripe age to which but few in
our times attain.
When
a child Ann was brought to
America, the land of wondrous opportunities. Her first home in this country was
in the state of Ohio. Later she lived in Michigan, where she married Thomas
Chittenden on March 21, 1846. In
1866 they moved to Illinois where they spent ten years, and then came to Iowa.
The most of the last 43 years of her life was spent in this community. Three
years ago last November death claimed her husband, who was then in his 94th
year. Her only son had died in 1880, which left but one daughter, Amy, with whom she made her home during declining
years. This aged mother enjoyed from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fleming that care and filial affection which made the
infirmities of old age fall as lightly as was possible.
Mrs.
Chittenden was converted in early
life in the Baptist church, but joined the Mound, Cumberland Presbyterian
church, in Stark Co., Ill., in 1870. She remained a member of the same until
her death. She was noted for her kindness in sickness, and was ever ready to
help any needing help till the infirmities of age rendered her unable for such
ministries. Many who have been the subjects of her helpfulness mourn the loss
of a dear friend.
About
fifteen years ago she suffered the loss of her eyesight, but enjoyed
comparatively good health otherwise till near the end. The past two weeks she
suffered intensely, till death came and gave her release.
The
funeral was held at her late home Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. T. R. Aikin of Clearfield. Interment in the Conway Cemetery.
[Fleming, Amy Jane
Chittenden]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday July 22, 1920 [p. 1]
Obituary Mrs. Wm.
Fleming
Amy
Jane Chittenden was born in
Cassopolis, Michigan, March 6, 1847, and died at her home July 18, 1920, aged
73 years, 4 months, and 12 days.
She
moved with her parents from Michigan to Stark County, Illinois, in 1866 and
from there to Taylor County, Iowa in 1876 to the farm where she has since made
her home. On October 10, 1879 she was married to Wm. C. [ortley] Fleming. She had one brother Wallace, who died March 6, 1880. When but a girl she
united with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Illinois.
For
many years she had cared for her aged parents, who lived with her, since the
death of their son.
Her
mother was blind for the last fifteen years of her life and this with her
feeble condition made her a great care, but Mrs. Fleming's unfailing patience and loving attendance was the
marvel of all who knew her.
Since
the death of her mother whom she survived but 1 year and 1 day she has been
gradually failing in health, and while her friends were conscious of her
failing health, they were surprised that the end should come so soon.
She
leaves to mourn her death besides her friends and neighbors, only her husband
and one or two distant relatives. It is probable that her unfailing devotion to
her afflicted mother shortened her life. Be it so, those who knew her best feel
that she would not have it otherwise. But surely, He who said, "Honor thy
father and mother", will say, "Well done thou good and faithful
servant."
The
relatives attending the funeral from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fleming, Mrs. J. C. Fleming, and Miss Gertrude of Illinois, Mr. R. Fleming and family, and Tuttle and family of Lenox.
Funeral
was held on Tuesday at 10 o'clock from her late home. Interment in Conway
Cemetery. Rev. S. Boyd Johnson, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church
officiating.
[Fleming, Amy Jane Chittenden]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday July 22, 1920 p. 6
Mrs.
Sadie Ecklin of Bedford visited
with her daughter, Mrs. C. G. Rush and family, and also attended the funeral of Mrs. Fleming [Amy
Jane Chittenden] Tuesday morning.
[Fleming, Elizabeth
Dunlavy]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday October 14, 1897 p. 3
Gone to Rest
Mrs.
Elizabeth Fleming fell asleep at
the home of her son, Dr. H. [enry] F.[rancis] Dunlavy.
Mrs.
Fleming was born in Washington
County, Indiana, in 1816, from which place she moved with her parents to Putnam
County, Indiana, in 1827, where they lived for a number of years. She was
united in marriage with Wm. Dunlavy in 1835 and to
them were born eight children, five of whom preceded their mother to the other
shore. The three children surviving her are Mrs. McGee, of Rapid City, S. D., Dr. H. [enry] F.
[rancis] Dunlavy of this city, and Elder Dunlavy, of Prairie Grove,
Arkansas. In 1848 deceased moved to Davis County, Iowa, where her husband died.
She afterwards married Levi Fleming,
and with her husband moved to Taylor County in 1876 where Mr. Fleming died in 1884, to which union of twenty-seven
years no children were born, since which time she has made her home among her
children, and died at the home of her son here.
Deceased
was one of Bedford’s oldest and most respected citizens, having resided here
about 21 years. The entire community mourn the loss of this beloved lady.
Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Collins
and Elder Walters.
[Fleming, Levi Archie]
Lenox Time Table
Thursday October 20, 1966 [p. 1]
Archie Fleming, 92 Dies At Gravity
Archie
Fleming, 92 years old, died
Tuesday evening, Oct. 11 at the home of his daughter in Gravity. Services were
Saturday alt 2 p.m. at the Christian Church there, with interment in the
Gravity cemetery.
Survivors
include a daughter, Mrs. Harry Stafford of Gravity; a son, Paul Fleming of Canon City, Colo., two granddaughters and three
great grandchildren. His wife preceded him in death. Mr. Fleming was a brother-in-law of William Nixon, Ruth
Boltinghouse and Isabel Nixon of Lenox.
[Fleming, Levi Archie]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 20,
1966 p. 8
Levi Fleming Rites Oct. 15
Funeral
services for Levi Archie Fleming,
92, of Gravity were held October 15 at the Gravity Christian church with Rev.
Ivo Randels officiating. Mr. Fleming died at his home near Gravity October 11, 1966. Interment was at
Washington Cemetery, Gravity.
Levi
Archie Fleming, son of Eleazar
and Sarah Ann Fleming, was born
on Aug. 11, 1874 at Bedford.
He
was united in marriage to Elizabeth Ann Nixon on March 30, 1898 and to this union two children
were born, Bertha Stafford and Paul Fleming.
He
became a member of the Christian Church at the age of 14 years.
He
attended public school at Gravity and college at Indianola, Iowa. After his
marriage he engaged in farming at Gravity.
He
is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stafford of Gravity, with whom he lived for several years;
a son Paul Fleming, of Canon
City, Colo.; two grandchildren, Mrs. Alex McPherson and Mrs. Merritt Triggs; and three great grandsons, Harry and Brian
McPherson and Allan Triggs; two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Ruth Boltinghouse and Isabel Nixon; one brother-in-law, William Nixon; one nephew, Frank Ambrose and two nieces, Annola Toler and Mrs. Fred Becker, and many neighbors and friends.
[Fleming, Lydia Ann
Warren]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday April 26, 1923 p. 6
CONWAY NEWS NOTES
Mrs.
Lydia Fleming, sister of J. F.
Warren, and for years a resident
of Conway, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Parks at Chicago. The remains were laid to rest beside
those of her husband in the Lexington cemetery, Saturday. She has many friends
here in Conway who were sorry to hear of her passing.
[Fleming, Lydia Ann
Warren]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday April 26, 1923 p. 5
Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Fleming and
daughter Viola, Mrs. George Stoner and Mrs. Sam Laird and son Ellsworth of Omaha returned home Tuesday
after having been called here by the death of Mr. Fleming's mother, Mrs. W.
[illiam] F.[ranklin] Fleming.
[Fleming, Lydia Ann
Warren]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday April 19,
1923 p. 4
Mrs. W. F. Fleming Dead
Word
was received here today by Mrs. John Tracy telling of the death of her grandmother, Mrs. W. [illiam] F.
[ranklin] Fleming which occurred
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. V. Parks, in Maywood, Illinois, early this morning. The
body will be brought to Bedford for burial in the Old Lexington cemetery. It
will reach here Saturday morning and the funeral will probably be held Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Fleming for
many years lived in Conway and for a time in Bedford before going to Mayfield
and Chicago to live about eight years ago. She was past eighty years of age.
[Fleming, Lydia Ann
Warren]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday April 19, 1923 [p. 1]
Grandmother Dies
Word
was received by Mrs. John Tracy,
this (Thursday) morning that her grandmother, Mrs. W. [illiam] F. [ranklin]
Fleming, died at her home in May
wood, Ill., at 5:40 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Fleming was a former resident of Conway. The body will
arrive in Bedford Saturday morning and funeral services will be conducted at
2:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Interment at Lexington cemetery.
[Fleming, Samuel
Lafayette]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday October 8, 1908 p. 3
Died at his residence in
west Hopkins Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1908, at 11:30 p. m., at the age of 71 years,
5 months and 27 days, Samuel Lafayette Fleming. He was born March 26, 1837, in Richmond,
Indiana, and with his parents moved to Savannah, Mo., the fall of 1853. He was
married Oct. 1, 1866, to Miss Martha Jane Laughlin who survives him. In the fall of 1857 he moved to
Taylor Co., Iowa, where he lived most of the time until two years ago when he
moved to Hopkins. He was converted and joined the Christian church in 1860. He
enlisted in the 4th Missouri Cavalry the spring of 1862 and served until the
close of the war. He was a quiet, peaceable citizen, an upright and honorable
man, a good husband, a kind father and a faithful friend. Besides hid wife he
leaves 5 sons, all grown. Albert A., Kingfisher, Okla; Halleck H., Chas. P., Wm. and Ora E. of Hopkins; one sister, Mrs. Sarah O. Harris, of Gravity, Iowa, and two brothers, Henry C., of Springfield, Mo., and Sanford A., of Hopkins. The funeral services were conducted
at the house by Rev. E. B. Woods and the remains were interred in the Hopkins
cemetery.—Hopkins Journal
[Fleming, William
Cortley]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday June 15,
1933 p. 2
CLEARFIELD
Former Resident of
Clearfield Dies
William
C. [ortley] Fleming, for many
years a resident of the Clearfield community, died at Kewanee, Ill., Monday,
June 5. The funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Clearfield
Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. J. C. Turner. Burial was in the Conway
cemetery.
Fleming was born at Luthersburg, Clearfield County,
Penn., May 22, 1849. When five years old he moved with the family to Ohio,
where they resided for one year. They then moved to Stark County, Ill., where
he grew to manhood. In the spring of 1874 he came with his brother Amos to Taylor County, Iowa, and purchased raw prairie
land three miles west of where Clearfield now stands.
He
was married to Amy Chittenden,
October 16, 1879. She died in 1920. He was the last of a family of nine brothers
and sisters who grew to maturity, one brother dying in infancy. Since the death
of his wife he had spent much of his time in Illinois. He was the last of the
old settlers of the Greenwood neighborhood, where he resided for many years.
[Fleming, William
Cortley]
Taylor County
Herald
Thursday June 15, 1933 p. 7
William C. Fleming
William
C. [ortley] Fleming, son of Samuel
C. [oleman] and Rebecca Bonsall Fleming, was born May 22, 1849 at Luthersburg, Clearfield County, Pa., and
died in the hospital at Kewanee, Ill., June 5, 1933, at the age of 84 years, 14
days.
When
five years old he moved with the family to Ohio, living there 1 year, then
moving to Stark County, Ill., where he grew to manhood. In the spring of 1874
he came with his brother, Amos,
to Iowa, and purchased raw prairie land three miles west of where Clearfield
now stands and so being among the pioneer settlers of that neighborhood.
On
October 16, 1879 he married Amy [Jane] Chittenden who preceded him in death, July 20, 1929. He was
the last of a family of nine brothers and sisters to grow to manhood and
womanhood, one brother dying in infancy. His only near relatives are his
nephews and nieces, who are scattered from Pennsylvania to Oregon and
California. Since the death of his wife he has spent a good deal of his time in
Illinois helping care for his brothers and sisters in their last sicknesses.
He
was the last of the settlers in the old Greenwood neighborhood where he lived.
[Fleming, William
Cortley]
Lenox Time Table
Thursday June 15,
1933 p. 4
News Notes From the
Clearfield Community
Robert
Fleming and sister, Jane of Toulon, Illinois; Dr. and Mrs. Kelley, Mr.
and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Hamm,
and Miss Dorothy Tuttle, all
of Kewanee, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Fleming and son of Lenox, and other relatives from a
distance attended the funeral of Mr. William C. [ortley] Fleming here last Wednesday.
[Griffith, Neta
Phelps]
Bedford Times-Press
Wednesday December 1,
1993 p. 8
NETA V.GRIFFITH
Funeral
service for Neta V. Griffith was held Sunday, Nov. 28, 1993 at Novinger-Taylor Funeral Home with Rev. Ted
DeHass officiating. Burial was at Lexington Cemetery, rural Taylor County,
Iowa.
Neta
V. Griffith, daughter of [Clarence] Alva and Mable [Gertrude Olmstead] Phelps was born at Bedford December 2, 1905 and departed
this life November 25, 1993 at Greater Community Hospital [Creston, Union
County, Iowa] at the age of 87 years, 11 months, and 23 days.
She
lived in Creston, Iowa and grew to maturity in Bedford, Iowa where she attended
the public school and the Methodist Church.
On
January 1, 1940 she was united in marriage to Fern B. [urton] Griffith at Shenandoah, Iowa and they lived on a farm
outside of Bedford.
To
this union two children were born, a son Floyd Griffith of Bedford, and a daughter, Evelyn Matheny of Lenox.
She
was a homemaker.
She
was preceded in death by her parents, and her husband Fern.
Left
to cherish her memory are a son, Floyd Griffith of Bedford, daughter, Evelyn Matheny, Lenox; brother Chet Phelps, Bedford; grandchildren, Lori Jo Griffith, Bedford, Earl Griffith, Bedford, and Brenda Matheny, Des Moines.
She
was a kind and considerate mother and grandmother and will be missed by all who
knew and loved her. She loved her family, she loved crocheting and she loved
gardening.
[Hayes, Glen]
Lenox Time Table
Thursday October 7, 1971 p. 6
Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hayes of
Phoenix, Arizona, came by plane to Omaha to attend services for Richard's
father, Glen Hayes who passed
away Monday forenoon at Clarinda hospital after a long illness. Services were
held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist Church in Bedford. Richard and Wilma
spent the night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Barker.
[Hayes, Glen]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 7, 1971 p. 6
Glen Hayes, 80, Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Glen
Hayes, 80, of Bedford were held
Wed., Oct. 6, at 2 p.m., at the Bedford Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Ollie
Odle. Mr. Hayes died at
Clarinda, Municipal Hospital Monday. Interment was at Lexington
Cemetery.
[Hayes, Glen]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 14, 1971 p. 6
Last Rites Held
October 6 for Glen Hayes,
80
Funeral
services for Glen Hayes, 80,
of Bedford were held October 6 at the Bedford Baptist Church with Rev. Ollie
Odle officiating. Mr. Hayes died at Clarinda Municipal Hospital October 4. Interment was at Lexington
Cemetery, northeast of Bedford.
Glen
Hayes, son of [John] Jeff [erson] and Anna [Sarah] Turner Hayes, was born in Taylor County, Iowa on June 13,
1891.
He
was married to Mabel Inman on
October 22, 1918, and to this union nine children were born.
Shortly
after their marriage they moved to Raymond, South Dakota and in 1934 they moved
southwest of Conway where he farmed until his retirement in 1964.
He
became a Christian at the age of 16 and joined the Blue Grove Christian Church.
After moving to Bedford he joined the Baptist Church where he attended
faithfully as long as his health permitted.
He
was preceded in death by his parents and one brother.
He
is survived by his wife, Mabel of the home; five sons, Paul and Vernon of Council Bluffs,
Ia., Richard of Phoenix,
Ariz., Dean of Ankeny, Ia.,
and Dennis, in the Air Force
at Minot, North Dakota; four daughters, Garland [Marie] Nissen, of Omaha, Neb., Ruth Huddle, Omaha, Nebr., Lora Wright, Spencer, Ia., Jeannette Williams, Des Moines, Ia., four sisters, Jesse Townsend, and Chloe Blakely, of Creston, Ia., Edna Olmstead, Gooding, Idaho, Gladys Grimm, Lenox, Ia.; one brother, Cecil Hayes, Hastings, Nebr.; 24 grandchildren, 8 great
grandchildren, other relatives and friends.
He was a wonderful father
and grandfather, a devoted husband, a kind neighbor, and a wonderful friend of
many. He will be sadly missed by all those who knew and loved him.
[Hayes, Mabel Irene
Inman]
Bedford Times-Press
Wednesday May 7, 1997 p. 5
Mable Irene Hays
Mable
[Mabel] Irene Hays [Hayes], age
95, was born April 9, 1902 at Le Grand, Iowa to parents Aaron [Hinson] and
Elena [Efflin] Inman. She died on
April 28,1997 at Mercy Hospital of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mable spent most of her growing up years in Missouri
and Kansas. She married Glen Hays [Hayes] on October 22, 1918 and
they settled in South Dakota. They later moved to the Sharpsburg, Iowa area
where they farmed until their retirement, when they moved to Bedford. To this
union nine children were born.
She
was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a son, Richard Hays, four brothers and two grandchildren who died at
birth.
She
is survived by her daughter, Garland [Marie] and husband Bud Nissen of Omaha, Nebraska,
son Paul and wife Shirley
Hays of Omaha, Nebraska, daughter Ruth Huddle of Omaha,
Nebraska, daughter Lola and
husband Russ Wright of
Spencer, Iowa, son Vernon and
wife Joan Hays of Glenwood,
Iowa, daughter-in-law Wilma Hays of Lenox, Iowa, son Dean and
wife Jeannine Hays of Osage
Beach, Missouri, son Dennis and wife Ruth Hays of Ellston,
Iowa, daughter Jeannette and
husband Harold Williams of
Kellerton, Iowa; twenty four grandchildren; many great grandchildren, and
several great great grandchildren. She is also survived by one sister, Nettie Thompson of Garretson,
South Dakota and many nieces and nephews.
While
she lived in the Bedford area, she and her husband had been baptized and became
members of the First Baptist Church of Bedford. Sometime after her husband's
death, twenty-six years ago, she moved to Clarinda, Iowa and then later to the
Omaha, Nebraska area. She spent her last four years at the Risen Son Christian
Village Nursing Home of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Here she resided until her last
illness.
Funeral
arrangements were handled by Novinger Taylor Funeral Home with services
conducted Friday, May 2, 1997 at 1:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of
Bedford with Pastor Jamie Mogler officiating. Burial was at Lexington Cemetery
of rural Taylor County Iowa.
[Henderson, Perry]
Taylor County
Republican
Thursday June 22,
1882 p. 3
obituary
Sudden Death of Mr.
Perry Henderson
We
find in the Rock Island Union of June 13, the following notice of the death of Mr. Perry Henderson, father of Marcus Henderson, living a few miles south of Bedford, to which a
brief reference was made in the Republican of last week.
"Mr.
Perry Henderson, owner of the
beautiful 420-acre stock farm near Hillsdale, in Canoe Creek, was found dead in
bed at 7 o'clock on Sunday morning, looking as perfectly natural as if alive.
He brought home a small herd of cattle on Saturday, enjoyed his supper and went
to bed at 6 o'clock, feeling tired, and requesting to be called at 7 o'clock on
the following morning. Deputy Coroner Howes held an inquest at the residence at
6 o'clock on Sunday evening. The jurors were John A. Liphardt, foreman; D. W.
Martin, Geo. W. McMurphy, Christopher Dillon, Dr. Stutzman and Jasper Sell. Dr.
Stutzman gave it as his opinion that Mr. Henderson had died from paralysis of the heart, and said
that he had treated him for a functional affection of the heart about a year,
and had supposed that Mr. Henderson had got entirely over his heart trouble. The jury returned a verdict
of death from paralysis of the heart. Mr. Perry Henderson was born on December 6, 1820, near White Hall,
Greene County. He came to Rock Island County in 1842, and permanently settled
on his fine farm in Canoe Creek in 1845. He leaves four children: Capt.
Marcus Henderson, the Misses
Lucy and Martha Henderson and Mrs.
H. Quick. He was a brother to Mrs.
T. J. Robinson, and uncle to Mrs.
E. D. Sweeney, of Rock Island.
His so sudden death has been a very great shock to his large circle of friends
and acquaintances.
"The
funeral will take place at 1 p. m. to-morrow, from the residence to Bethesda
church, in Canoe Greek, the Rev. D. H. Clark, of Port Byron, officiating."
[Humphrey, William
Henry]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday January 12, 1967 [p. 1]
Wm. Humphrey, taken In Death At Age 101
Funeral
services for William Henry Humphrey,
101, of Bedford were held January 8 at the State Street Shum-Novinger Funeral
Home in Bedford conducted by Pastor Luther M. May and Rev. Ollie Odle. Mr.
Humphrey died at Pearl Terrace
Manor here January 5, 1967. Interment was at Lexington Cemetery, north of
Bedford.
Mr.
Humphrey was married to Jane
[Ann] Cooper of London, England,
who passed away in 1923 [1926].
Mr.
Humphrey's children are: Mrs. Will (Lela) Price and Mrs. Levi (Lula) Kernen, both of Bedford; Mrs. Wade (Mary) Nelson, Hamilton, Mont.; Harley Humphrey, Conway; Orville Humphrey, Bedford; Mrs. Larry (Grace) Astner, Clinton, Mo.; Kenneth Humphrey, Billings, Mont.
He
has 11 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren and one great great-grandchild.
Mr.
Humphrey was the oldest child in
his family; his sister, Mrs. Blanche Damewood of Bedford is the youngest.
[Humphrey, William
Henry]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday January 26, 1967 p. 2
Obituary For Wm.
Humphrey
William
Henry Humphrey, son of Mary
[Elizabeth Barnes] and Edward M.[ontgomery] Humphrey, was born in Mahaska County, Iowa Dec. 26, 1865
and passed away Thurs., Jan. 5, 1967. He was the oldest in the family of ten
children. His parents and six brothers and two sisters preceded him in death.
As
a young man he lived near Gravity, Conway and Sharpsburg. He was a farmer and
well digger. Some of those wells are still in use.
He
spent the last few months at Pearl Terrace Manor. There he was known as a good
patient and lovingly called "Grandpa". He was very happy as he
celebrated his one hundred and first birthday. He enjoyed the many cards and
gifts received on that memorable day. He was happy to see the many relatives
and friends who visited him. He was especially glad for the frequent visits of
his youngest sister, Mrs. Blanche Damewood.
He
was married to Jane Ann Cooper Jan. 1, 1887. To this union were born eight children, four sons and four
daughters.
His
wife preceded him in death by 41 years and one day. The oldest son died in
infancy.
In
1915 he and his wife and the four youngest children moved to a ranch near
Akron, Colo.
In
1918 he joined the Seventh Day Adventist Church. He loved God and looked
forward to the second coming of Jesus.
For
the past 23 years he had made his home with his children. He loved and enjoyed
his grandchildren and his great grandchildren. To them he was Gramps.
He is survived by his
youngest sister, Mrs. Blanche Damewood, of Bedford; his daughters, Mrs. Lela Price and Mrs. Lula Kernen, Bedford, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Hamilton, Mont., and Mrs. Grace Astner, Clinton, Mo.; his sons, Harley and Orville of Bedford and Kenneth of Billings, Mont.; ten grandchildren; twenty great grandchildren and two great
great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews and cousins and many friends. He will be
sadly missed by all.
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