Aged: 51 yrs.
Spouse: Daryl Hunter
d/o Archie Bentley and Ona Bishop/Bentley
Her mother Ona, died in 1941 and her father in 1966.
Her step-mother, Mrs. Pearl Bentley, survives
Besides her husband she is survived by four brothers, Vaughn, Dwight, and Glenn Bentley all of Lees Creek; and Carl Bentley, Wilmington.
One sister, Mrs. Floyd Compton, Lees Creek,
and two daughters, Darlene and Mae Deane, both at home.
Mrs. Hunter was a school teacher and had taught in Clinton County for nearly 30 years.
Services were held at the Littleton Funderal Home in Sabina with burial in Lees Creek "called Centerville", Cemetery.
Spouse: Daryl Hunter
d/o Archie Bentley and Ona Bishop/Bentley
Her mother Ona, died in 1941 and her father in 1966.
Her step-mother, Mrs. Pearl Bentley, survives
Besides her husband she is survived by four brothers, Vaughn, Dwight, and Glenn Bentley all of Lees Creek; and Carl Bentley, Wilmington.
One sister, Mrs. Floyd Compton, Lees Creek,
and two daughters, Darlene and Mae Deane, both at home.
Mrs. Hunter was a school teacher and had taught in Clinton County for nearly 30 years.
Services were held at the Littleton Funderal Home in Sabina with burial in Lees Creek "called Centerville", Cemetery.
Aged: 51 yrs.
Spouse: Daryl Hunter
d/o Archie Bentley and Ona Bishop/Bentley
Her mother Ona, died in 1941 and her father in 1966.
Her step-mother, Mrs. Pearl Bentley, survives
Besides her husband she is survived by four brothers, Vaughn, Dwight, and Glenn Bentley all of Lees Creek; and Carl Bentley, Wilmington.
One sister, Mrs. Floyd Compton, Lees Creek,
and two daughters, Darlene and Mae Deane, both at home.
Mrs. Hunter was a school teacher and had taught in Clinton County for nearly 30 years.
Services were held at the Littleton Funderal Home in Sabina with burial in Lees Creek "called Centerville", Cemetery.
Spouse: Daryl Hunter
d/o Archie Bentley and Ona Bishop/Bentley
Her mother Ona, died in 1941 and her father in 1966.
Her step-mother, Mrs. Pearl Bentley, survives
Besides her husband she is survived by four brothers, Vaughn, Dwight, and Glenn Bentley all of Lees Creek; and Carl Bentley, Wilmington.
One sister, Mrs. Floyd Compton, Lees Creek,
and two daughters, Darlene and Mae Deane, both at home.
Mrs. Hunter was a school teacher and had taught in Clinton County for nearly 30 years.
Services were held at the Littleton Funderal Home in Sabina with burial in Lees Creek "called Centerville", Cemetery.
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