Glenn O. Gill, 1829 Ohio Ave., died at his home this morning following a three year illness. He was 53. Born in Washington County, Ohio, June 3, 1912, he lived in East Liverpool for 50 years. He was a stocker at the T.K. Roofing Co. for 10 yrs., last working in 1963. He was a member of the Oakland Free Methodist Church and chaplain of Lawrenceville American Legion Post 163. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Anna Marie Gill, three sons, Daniels J Gill and Thomas E. Gill, of the home; and Glenn O. Gill of Akron; three daughters, Miss Rebecca Jane Gill, at home, Mrs. Mary Ann Allison of Pughtown and Mrs. Mary Francis Ward of East Liverpool; five brothers, John Gill and Leslie Gill, both of New Straitsville, Jesse Gill of Chester, Ernest Gill of Elizabeth, Pa., and Forest Gill of Warren; three sisters, Mrs. Viola Fowler of Youngtown, Mrs. Sophia Lannahan of Warren, and Mrs. Ray Morgan of Gore, Ohio. and 12 grandchildren.
Glenn O. Gill, 1829 Ohio Ave., died at his home this morning following a three year illness. He was 53. Born in Washington County, Ohio, June 3, 1912, he lived in East Liverpool for 50 years. He was a stocker at the T.K. Roofing Co. for 10 yrs., last working in 1963. He was a member of the Oakland Free Methodist Church and chaplain of Lawrenceville American Legion Post 163. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Anna Marie Gill, three sons, Daniels J Gill and Thomas E. Gill, of the home; and Glenn O. Gill of Akron; three daughters, Miss Rebecca Jane Gill, at home, Mrs. Mary Ann Allison of Pughtown and Mrs. Mary Francis Ward of East Liverpool; five brothers, John Gill and Leslie Gill, both of New Straitsville, Jesse Gill of Chester, Ernest Gill of Elizabeth, Pa., and Forest Gill of Warren; three sisters, Mrs. Viola Fowler of Youngtown, Mrs. Sophia Lannahan of Warren, and Mrs. Ray Morgan of Gore, Ohio. and 12 grandchildren.
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