Funeral services for Joseph Eugene Dulaney, 45, vice president and assisting manufacturing director of the Reynolds Metals Company of Richmond, Va., who was killed by lightening yesterday afternoon on the Chesterfield Country Club golf course of Richmond, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Richmond. The remains will be brought to Bristol Wednesday morning for burial in Glenwood cemetery, committal services in charge of Dr. Ralph Brown and Rev. Maurice H. Hopson.
Pallbearers: Henry Haynes, Tom Curtain, Ramsey Faucette, Melvin Gemmell, Dr. Bill Gammon and Charles Dulaney.
V. W. Moody, Jr., vice president and assistant manufacturing director of the Reynolds Metals Company, was also killed by the same bolt of lightening, when Moody, along with Dulaney, had taken shelter from the rain under a tree during a game of golf.
Mr. Dulaney, who had been in the employ of the Reynolds Metals Company for 20 years, was born in Bristol, Tenn., and was a graduate of the University of Tennessee.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Gwendolyn Dangerfield Dulaney, of Richmond; two sons, Joseph E. Dulaney, Jr. and Elliott Dulaney both of Richmond; his mother, Mrs. Nancy Lourie, of Bristol, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Cowan, also of Bristol.
Blevins Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
Bristol Herald Courier
1 July 1946
Pallbearers: Henry Haynes, Tom Curtain, Ramsey Faucette, Melvin Gemmell, Dr. Bill Gammon and Charles Dulaney.
V. W. Moody, Jr., vice president and assistant manufacturing director of the Reynolds Metals Company, was also killed by the same bolt of lightening, when Moody, along with Dulaney, had taken shelter from the rain under a tree during a game of golf.
Mr. Dulaney, who had been in the employ of the Reynolds Metals Company for 20 years, was born in Bristol, Tenn., and was a graduate of the University of Tennessee.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Gwendolyn Dangerfield Dulaney, of Richmond; two sons, Joseph E. Dulaney, Jr. and Elliott Dulaney both of Richmond; his mother, Mrs. Nancy Lourie, of Bristol, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Cowan, also of Bristol.
Blevins Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
Bristol Herald Courier
1 July 1946
Funeral services for Joseph Eugene Dulaney, 45, vice president and assisting manufacturing director of the Reynolds Metals Company of Richmond, Va., who was killed by lightening yesterday afternoon on the Chesterfield Country Club golf course of Richmond, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in Richmond. The remains will be brought to Bristol Wednesday morning for burial in Glenwood cemetery, committal services in charge of Dr. Ralph Brown and Rev. Maurice H. Hopson.
Pallbearers: Henry Haynes, Tom Curtain, Ramsey Faucette, Melvin Gemmell, Dr. Bill Gammon and Charles Dulaney.
V. W. Moody, Jr., vice president and assistant manufacturing director of the Reynolds Metals Company, was also killed by the same bolt of lightening, when Moody, along with Dulaney, had taken shelter from the rain under a tree during a game of golf.
Mr. Dulaney, who had been in the employ of the Reynolds Metals Company for 20 years, was born in Bristol, Tenn., and was a graduate of the University of Tennessee.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Gwendolyn Dangerfield Dulaney, of Richmond; two sons, Joseph E. Dulaney, Jr. and Elliott Dulaney both of Richmond; his mother, Mrs. Nancy Lourie, of Bristol, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Cowan, also of Bristol.
Blevins Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
Bristol Herald Courier
1 July 1946
Pallbearers: Henry Haynes, Tom Curtain, Ramsey Faucette, Melvin Gemmell, Dr. Bill Gammon and Charles Dulaney.
V. W. Moody, Jr., vice president and assistant manufacturing director of the Reynolds Metals Company, was also killed by the same bolt of lightening, when Moody, along with Dulaney, had taken shelter from the rain under a tree during a game of golf.
Mr. Dulaney, who had been in the employ of the Reynolds Metals Company for 20 years, was born in Bristol, Tenn., and was a graduate of the University of Tennessee.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Gwendolyn Dangerfield Dulaney, of Richmond; two sons, Joseph E. Dulaney, Jr. and Elliott Dulaney both of Richmond; his mother, Mrs. Nancy Lourie, of Bristol, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Cowan, also of Bristol.
Blevins Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
Bristol Herald Courier
1 July 1946
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