Bishop Boyd M Kinzer Sr of Columbia, died Wednesday, July 20, 2005, at Maury Regional Hospital.
Burial in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens.
The Maury County native was the son of the late Thomas Jefferson and Gertrude Secrest Kinzer. He attended the Maury County school system. He was an entrepreneur and businessman owning and operating a grocery store, laundromat, and monument company. He was manager of People's Funeral Home in Mt Pleasant and served as the first black policeman in Columbia. He was the pastor of Springfield Church of God where he served for 44 years. He also served on the Ecclesiastical Hoard of the Churches of God.
He was preceded in death by son Danny Eugene Kinzer; his sister Lillie Akin; and brother John H. Kinzer.
Survivors include his wife, Samella Newson Kinzer; daughter Gloria (Elder Roosevelt Conway) of Columbia; three sons: Boyd M Kinzer Jr (Gloria), Kerry Drake Kinzer (Quintina), and Dwight E Kinzer all of Columbia; brother William Kinzer of Columbia; and other relatives and friends.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 22 Jul 2005.
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US City Directories for Columbia, Maury County, TN has:
1948: Kinzer Boyd (Samella) dr
US Public Records Index, Vol 1 has Boyd M Kinzer Sr, born 25 Apr 1923, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN in 1994, 1995.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 1994-1997.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 2000-2002.
US Social Security Death Index has Boyd M Kinzer, born 25 Apr 1923, died 30 Jul 2005. Last residence was Columbia, TN.
Burial in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens.
The Maury County native was the son of the late Thomas Jefferson and Gertrude Secrest Kinzer. He attended the Maury County school system. He was an entrepreneur and businessman owning and operating a grocery store, laundromat, and monument company. He was manager of People's Funeral Home in Mt Pleasant and served as the first black policeman in Columbia. He was the pastor of Springfield Church of God where he served for 44 years. He also served on the Ecclesiastical Hoard of the Churches of God.
He was preceded in death by son Danny Eugene Kinzer; his sister Lillie Akin; and brother John H. Kinzer.
Survivors include his wife, Samella Newson Kinzer; daughter Gloria (Elder Roosevelt Conway) of Columbia; three sons: Boyd M Kinzer Jr (Gloria), Kerry Drake Kinzer (Quintina), and Dwight E Kinzer all of Columbia; brother William Kinzer of Columbia; and other relatives and friends.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 22 Jul 2005.
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US City Directories for Columbia, Maury County, TN has:
1948: Kinzer Boyd (Samella) dr
US Public Records Index, Vol 1 has Boyd M Kinzer Sr, born 25 Apr 1923, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN in 1994, 1995.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 1994-1997.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 2000-2002.
US Social Security Death Index has Boyd M Kinzer, born 25 Apr 1923, died 30 Jul 2005. Last residence was Columbia, TN.
Bishop Boyd M Kinzer Sr of Columbia, died Wednesday, July 20, 2005, at Maury Regional Hospital.
Burial in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens.
The Maury County native was the son of the late Thomas Jefferson and Gertrude Secrest Kinzer. He attended the Maury County school system. He was an entrepreneur and businessman owning and operating a grocery store, laundromat, and monument company. He was manager of People's Funeral Home in Mt Pleasant and served as the first black policeman in Columbia. He was the pastor of Springfield Church of God where he served for 44 years. He also served on the Ecclesiastical Hoard of the Churches of God.
He was preceded in death by son Danny Eugene Kinzer; his sister Lillie Akin; and brother John H. Kinzer.
Survivors include his wife, Samella Newson Kinzer; daughter Gloria (Elder Roosevelt Conway) of Columbia; three sons: Boyd M Kinzer Jr (Gloria), Kerry Drake Kinzer (Quintina), and Dwight E Kinzer all of Columbia; brother William Kinzer of Columbia; and other relatives and friends.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 22 Jul 2005.
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US City Directories for Columbia, Maury County, TN has:
1948: Kinzer Boyd (Samella) dr
US Public Records Index, Vol 1 has Boyd M Kinzer Sr, born 25 Apr 1923, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN in 1994, 1995.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 1994-1997.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 2000-2002.
US Social Security Death Index has Boyd M Kinzer, born 25 Apr 1923, died 30 Jul 2005. Last residence was Columbia, TN.
Burial in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens.
The Maury County native was the son of the late Thomas Jefferson and Gertrude Secrest Kinzer. He attended the Maury County school system. He was an entrepreneur and businessman owning and operating a grocery store, laundromat, and monument company. He was manager of People's Funeral Home in Mt Pleasant and served as the first black policeman in Columbia. He was the pastor of Springfield Church of God where he served for 44 years. He also served on the Ecclesiastical Hoard of the Churches of God.
He was preceded in death by son Danny Eugene Kinzer; his sister Lillie Akin; and brother John H. Kinzer.
Survivors include his wife, Samella Newson Kinzer; daughter Gloria (Elder Roosevelt Conway) of Columbia; three sons: Boyd M Kinzer Jr (Gloria), Kerry Drake Kinzer (Quintina), and Dwight E Kinzer all of Columbia; brother William Kinzer of Columbia; and other relatives and friends.
Abridged from Columbia Daily Herald 22 Jul 2005.
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US City Directories for Columbia, Maury County, TN has:
1948: Kinzer Boyd (Samella) dr
US Public Records Index, Vol 1 has Boyd M Kinzer Sr, born 25 Apr 1923, living in Columbia, Maury County, TN in 1994, 1995.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 1994-1997.
US Phone and Address Directories has Boyd Kinzer living in Columbia, TN in 2000-2002.
US Social Security Death Index has Boyd M Kinzer, born 25 Apr 1923, died 30 Jul 2005. Last residence was Columbia, TN.
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