Born in Tompkinsville,he was the son of the late Sidney M and Harriett(Rush) Yokley, and the husband of Gertrude(Hale)Yokley,who survives.He was retired from Fiatalllis,having been employed there for 30 years,and later worked at and maintained Williams Township Cemeteries for more than 15 years.He was a member of the Elkart Christian Church and a U.S.Veteran of WW2.Survivors:three sons and two daughters-in-laws,Fred Yokley,Sacramento,Cal.;Dennis and Donna Yokley,Mt. Olive, Ill.;and Mark and Linda Yokley,Willimville.
Born in Tompkinsville,he was the son of the late Sidney M and Harriett(Rush) Yokley, and the husband of Gertrude(Hale)Yokley,who survives.He was retired from Fiatalllis,having been employed there for 30 years,and later worked at and maintained Williams Township Cemeteries for more than 15 years.He was a member of the Elkart Christian Church and a U.S.Veteran of WW2.Survivors:three sons and two daughters-in-laws,Fred Yokley,Sacramento,Cal.;Dennis and Donna Yokley,Mt. Olive, Ill.;and Mark and Linda Yokley,Willimville.
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