David M. Byers, 84, of 307 Ritter St., Seven Mile, died Jan. 23 at Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital, Hamilton.
He was born in Camden, the son of James and Ola Ramsey Byers and attended Preble County schools.
Surviving are his widow, Helen, one son, Harold Beedle of Patriot, Ind. and 2 brothers, George Byers and Samuel Byers, both of Hamilton. Services were Jan. 25 at the Web Funeral Home, Hamilton, followed by burial in Collinsville Cemetery. There was no public calling.
He was born in Camden, the son of James and Ola Ramsey Byers and attended Preble County schools.
Surviving are his widow, Helen, one son, Harold Beedle of Patriot, Ind. and 2 brothers, George Byers and Samuel Byers, both of Hamilton. Services were Jan. 25 at the Web Funeral Home, Hamilton, followed by burial in Collinsville Cemetery. There was no public calling.
David M. Byers, 84, of 307 Ritter St., Seven Mile, died Jan. 23 at Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital, Hamilton.
He was born in Camden, the son of James and Ola Ramsey Byers and attended Preble County schools.
Surviving are his widow, Helen, one son, Harold Beedle of Patriot, Ind. and 2 brothers, George Byers and Samuel Byers, both of Hamilton. Services were Jan. 25 at the Web Funeral Home, Hamilton, followed by burial in Collinsville Cemetery. There was no public calling.
He was born in Camden, the son of James and Ola Ramsey Byers and attended Preble County schools.
Surviving are his widow, Helen, one son, Harold Beedle of Patriot, Ind. and 2 brothers, George Byers and Samuel Byers, both of Hamilton. Services were Jan. 25 at the Web Funeral Home, Hamilton, followed by burial in Collinsville Cemetery. There was no public calling.
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