Raymond Seymour bills, 33, died Thursday at United Memorial Hospital, Greenville. He has been an invalid since he was injured in an auto accident about 10 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Marion (Paepke), two daughters, Shirley and Diane both at home, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bills Sr. Howard City. Also surviving are his maternal grandmother, Mrs. May Worthy, sisters, Louise (Fay) Culver and Lorraine Bills of Howard City, Luella (Melvin) Ludlow of Belding, and Loretta (Ronald) Scram of Pontiac, and five brothers, Robert, Wayne, Ray, Roy and Roger, all of Howard City.
Published Grand Rapids Press:
"Year Later, Youth's Luck Is Still Bad."
Raymond S. Bills, 19, of Howard City who was critically hurt in an automobile accident just a year ago, was seriously injured again Friday night in an accident where he sustained a broken neck and was paralysed from the neck down.
He is survived by his wife, Marion (Paepke), two daughters, Shirley and Diane both at home, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bills Sr. Howard City. Also surviving are his maternal grandmother, Mrs. May Worthy, sisters, Louise (Fay) Culver and Lorraine Bills of Howard City, Luella (Melvin) Ludlow of Belding, and Loretta (Ronald) Scram of Pontiac, and five brothers, Robert, Wayne, Ray, Roy and Roger, all of Howard City.
Published Grand Rapids Press:
"Year Later, Youth's Luck Is Still Bad."
Raymond S. Bills, 19, of Howard City who was critically hurt in an automobile accident just a year ago, was seriously injured again Friday night in an accident where he sustained a broken neck and was paralysed from the neck down.
Raymond Seymour bills, 33, died Thursday at United Memorial Hospital, Greenville. He has been an invalid since he was injured in an auto accident about 10 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Marion (Paepke), two daughters, Shirley and Diane both at home, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bills Sr. Howard City. Also surviving are his maternal grandmother, Mrs. May Worthy, sisters, Louise (Fay) Culver and Lorraine Bills of Howard City, Luella (Melvin) Ludlow of Belding, and Loretta (Ronald) Scram of Pontiac, and five brothers, Robert, Wayne, Ray, Roy and Roger, all of Howard City.
Published Grand Rapids Press:
"Year Later, Youth's Luck Is Still Bad."
Raymond S. Bills, 19, of Howard City who was critically hurt in an automobile accident just a year ago, was seriously injured again Friday night in an accident where he sustained a broken neck and was paralysed from the neck down.
He is survived by his wife, Marion (Paepke), two daughters, Shirley and Diane both at home, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bills Sr. Howard City. Also surviving are his maternal grandmother, Mrs. May Worthy, sisters, Louise (Fay) Culver and Lorraine Bills of Howard City, Luella (Melvin) Ludlow of Belding, and Loretta (Ronald) Scram of Pontiac, and five brothers, Robert, Wayne, Ray, Roy and Roger, all of Howard City.
Published Grand Rapids Press:
"Year Later, Youth's Luck Is Still Bad."
Raymond S. Bills, 19, of Howard City who was critically hurt in an automobile accident just a year ago, was seriously injured again Friday night in an accident where he sustained a broken neck and was paralysed from the neck down.
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