Moberly Monitor Index-Tuesday,Jan. 26,1971-page 12
Lloyd Stuck
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 pm, Wednesday in the Cater Funeral Home for Lloyd Stuck, 106 South Ault Street in Moberly, Mo., who died Monday morning in the University Medical Center, Columbia, where he had been a patient nearly one month.
Nathan Jackson, Church of Christ minister will officiate and burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Moberly, Missouri.
Mr. Stuck, a former employee of the Narragansett Gymnasium Co., was born in Cairo and lived there until moving to Moberly five years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Ella Mae; 12 children, Stanley Lee, Lisa Ann, Nancy Renee, Dale Eugene and Kenneth Alan, all of the home; Leonard Stuck and Herman Stuck, Hawk Point; Marvin Stuck, Macon; Leroy Stuck, Moberly; Mrs. Bernard (Virginia) Ryan, Centralia; Mrs. Dean (Wilma) Grant, Bellevue, Ill., and Mrs. Lonnie (Norma) Mulnix, Moberly; one brother, Frank Stuck, Kansas City, Kan.; one sister, Mrs. Lorene Prather, Cairo, and several grandchildren.
Lloyd Stuck
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 pm, Wednesday in the Cater Funeral Home for Lloyd Stuck, 106 South Ault Street in Moberly, Mo., who died Monday morning in the University Medical Center, Columbia, where he had been a patient nearly one month.
Nathan Jackson, Church of Christ minister will officiate and burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Moberly, Missouri.
Mr. Stuck, a former employee of the Narragansett Gymnasium Co., was born in Cairo and lived there until moving to Moberly five years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Ella Mae; 12 children, Stanley Lee, Lisa Ann, Nancy Renee, Dale Eugene and Kenneth Alan, all of the home; Leonard Stuck and Herman Stuck, Hawk Point; Marvin Stuck, Macon; Leroy Stuck, Moberly; Mrs. Bernard (Virginia) Ryan, Centralia; Mrs. Dean (Wilma) Grant, Bellevue, Ill., and Mrs. Lonnie (Norma) Mulnix, Moberly; one brother, Frank Stuck, Kansas City, Kan.; one sister, Mrs. Lorene Prather, Cairo, and several grandchildren.
Moberly Monitor Index-Tuesday,Jan. 26,1971-page 12
Lloyd Stuck
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 pm, Wednesday in the Cater Funeral Home for Lloyd Stuck, 106 South Ault Street in Moberly, Mo., who died Monday morning in the University Medical Center, Columbia, where he had been a patient nearly one month.
Nathan Jackson, Church of Christ minister will officiate and burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Moberly, Missouri.
Mr. Stuck, a former employee of the Narragansett Gymnasium Co., was born in Cairo and lived there until moving to Moberly five years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Ella Mae; 12 children, Stanley Lee, Lisa Ann, Nancy Renee, Dale Eugene and Kenneth Alan, all of the home; Leonard Stuck and Herman Stuck, Hawk Point; Marvin Stuck, Macon; Leroy Stuck, Moberly; Mrs. Bernard (Virginia) Ryan, Centralia; Mrs. Dean (Wilma) Grant, Bellevue, Ill., and Mrs. Lonnie (Norma) Mulnix, Moberly; one brother, Frank Stuck, Kansas City, Kan.; one sister, Mrs. Lorene Prather, Cairo, and several grandchildren.
Lloyd Stuck
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 pm, Wednesday in the Cater Funeral Home for Lloyd Stuck, 106 South Ault Street in Moberly, Mo., who died Monday morning in the University Medical Center, Columbia, where he had been a patient nearly one month.
Nathan Jackson, Church of Christ minister will officiate and burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Moberly, Missouri.
Mr. Stuck, a former employee of the Narragansett Gymnasium Co., was born in Cairo and lived there until moving to Moberly five years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Ella Mae; 12 children, Stanley Lee, Lisa Ann, Nancy Renee, Dale Eugene and Kenneth Alan, all of the home; Leonard Stuck and Herman Stuck, Hawk Point; Marvin Stuck, Macon; Leroy Stuck, Moberly; Mrs. Bernard (Virginia) Ryan, Centralia; Mrs. Dean (Wilma) Grant, Bellevue, Ill., and Mrs. Lonnie (Norma) Mulnix, Moberly; one brother, Frank Stuck, Kansas City, Kan.; one sister, Mrs. Lorene Prather, Cairo, and several grandchildren.
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