The Blade: Toledo, Ohio, Friday, May 3, 1985, Page 12
Kelvin J. Dunaway, 60, of Raymer Boulevard, died Wednesday in St. Charles Hospital. A sheet metal worker and welder 30 years, he had worked out of Local 6, Sheet Metal Workers Union, retiring in 1973. Surviving are his wife, Hilda; sons, Gerald, Michael, David, Steven, William and Kenneth; Father, Carl Dunaway; brother, Morris and sisters, Mrs. Juanita Stockmaster, Mrs. Frances Bieberbach, Mrs. Beulah Stockmaster and Mrs. Marjorie Sautter. The body will be in the Eggleston-Meinert-Welsh Mortuary, Coy Road, after 10 AM tomorrow, with services to follow at 11 AM.
The family requests that any tributes be in the form on contributions to the American Cancer Society or to the organ fund at First St. John's Church.
Kelvin J. Dunaway, 60, of Raymer Boulevard, died Wednesday in St. Charles Hospital. A sheet metal worker and welder 30 years, he had worked out of Local 6, Sheet Metal Workers Union, retiring in 1973. Surviving are his wife, Hilda; sons, Gerald, Michael, David, Steven, William and Kenneth; Father, Carl Dunaway; brother, Morris and sisters, Mrs. Juanita Stockmaster, Mrs. Frances Bieberbach, Mrs. Beulah Stockmaster and Mrs. Marjorie Sautter. The body will be in the Eggleston-Meinert-Welsh Mortuary, Coy Road, after 10 AM tomorrow, with services to follow at 11 AM.
The family requests that any tributes be in the form on contributions to the American Cancer Society or to the organ fund at First St. John's Church.
The Blade: Toledo, Ohio, Friday, May 3, 1985, Page 12
Kelvin J. Dunaway, 60, of Raymer Boulevard, died Wednesday in St. Charles Hospital. A sheet metal worker and welder 30 years, he had worked out of Local 6, Sheet Metal Workers Union, retiring in 1973. Surviving are his wife, Hilda; sons, Gerald, Michael, David, Steven, William and Kenneth; Father, Carl Dunaway; brother, Morris and sisters, Mrs. Juanita Stockmaster, Mrs. Frances Bieberbach, Mrs. Beulah Stockmaster and Mrs. Marjorie Sautter. The body will be in the Eggleston-Meinert-Welsh Mortuary, Coy Road, after 10 AM tomorrow, with services to follow at 11 AM.
The family requests that any tributes be in the form on contributions to the American Cancer Society or to the organ fund at First St. John's Church.
Kelvin J. Dunaway, 60, of Raymer Boulevard, died Wednesday in St. Charles Hospital. A sheet metal worker and welder 30 years, he had worked out of Local 6, Sheet Metal Workers Union, retiring in 1973. Surviving are his wife, Hilda; sons, Gerald, Michael, David, Steven, William and Kenneth; Father, Carl Dunaway; brother, Morris and sisters, Mrs. Juanita Stockmaster, Mrs. Frances Bieberbach, Mrs. Beulah Stockmaster and Mrs. Marjorie Sautter. The body will be in the Eggleston-Meinert-Welsh Mortuary, Coy Road, after 10 AM tomorrow, with services to follow at 11 AM.
The family requests that any tributes be in the form on contributions to the American Cancer Society or to the organ fund at First St. John's Church.
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