87yrs 4mth 13day
Father WEBSTER BALLINGER
Mother NETTIE MYERS
Harl H. Ballinger was a lifelong resident of Upland. He died at University Nursing Center, Upland. He started a baking business at age 14 and retired after 48 years in the same location. He was widely known for his cinnamon pecan rolls.
He attended the Jefferson Christian Church and had been a 52-year member of the Arcana Lodge, F&AM No. 427, Upland.
Survivors include his wife, Gladys, two daughters, Mrs. Charles (Mary Lois) Townsend, Bloomington, and Mrs. Ivan (Carol Ann) Slain, Upland; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
[Note: married Gladys Gregg Himelick in Grant County on June 15, 1981]
Services by Jones Funeral Home with burial in the Jefferson Cemetery.
Father WEBSTER BALLINGER
Mother NETTIE MYERS
Harl H. Ballinger was a lifelong resident of Upland. He died at University Nursing Center, Upland. He started a baking business at age 14 and retired after 48 years in the same location. He was widely known for his cinnamon pecan rolls.
He attended the Jefferson Christian Church and had been a 52-year member of the Arcana Lodge, F&AM No. 427, Upland.
Survivors include his wife, Gladys, two daughters, Mrs. Charles (Mary Lois) Townsend, Bloomington, and Mrs. Ivan (Carol Ann) Slain, Upland; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
[Note: married Gladys Gregg Himelick in Grant County on June 15, 1981]
Services by Jones Funeral Home with burial in the Jefferson Cemetery.
87yrs 4mth 13day
Father WEBSTER BALLINGER
Mother NETTIE MYERS
Harl H. Ballinger was a lifelong resident of Upland. He died at University Nursing Center, Upland. He started a baking business at age 14 and retired after 48 years in the same location. He was widely known for his cinnamon pecan rolls.
He attended the Jefferson Christian Church and had been a 52-year member of the Arcana Lodge, F&AM No. 427, Upland.
Survivors include his wife, Gladys, two daughters, Mrs. Charles (Mary Lois) Townsend, Bloomington, and Mrs. Ivan (Carol Ann) Slain, Upland; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
[Note: married Gladys Gregg Himelick in Grant County on June 15, 1981]
Services by Jones Funeral Home with burial in the Jefferson Cemetery.
Father WEBSTER BALLINGER
Mother NETTIE MYERS
Harl H. Ballinger was a lifelong resident of Upland. He died at University Nursing Center, Upland. He started a baking business at age 14 and retired after 48 years in the same location. He was widely known for his cinnamon pecan rolls.
He attended the Jefferson Christian Church and had been a 52-year member of the Arcana Lodge, F&AM No. 427, Upland.
Survivors include his wife, Gladys, two daughters, Mrs. Charles (Mary Lois) Townsend, Bloomington, and Mrs. Ivan (Carol Ann) Slain, Upland; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
[Note: married Gladys Gregg Himelick in Grant County on June 15, 1981]
Services by Jones Funeral Home with burial in the Jefferson Cemetery.
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