Charles Wesley Bodimer II, 58, a resident of Eureka
Star Route, died in Holzer Medical Center this morning at 5 oclock.
He was
born at Eureka Sept. 4, 1915, the son of the late Charles W. and Della Clark
Bodimer. He attended Chambersburg School, and graduated from Gallia Academy High
School with the Class of 1934.
He was a salesman most of his life, was
employed by Goldschmidt-Sydnor, Huntington, W. Va. and later operated a grocery
store and service station at Eureka, and served as postmaster.
He enlisted
in the U. S. Navy during World War II. He served Gallia County two terms as
Auditor in the 1950s. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Chambersburg,
and the Gallia Chapter of F. & A.M. at Chambersburg; was a member of the Rose
Commandery No. 43, Gallipolis.
He was married to Ruth Steele, a native of
Logan, W. Va. in October 1943. She survives, with two sons and two daughters,
Mrs. Larry (Anna Marie) Harrison of Erie, Pa. and Mrs. James (Charla) Ellott of
Gallipolis; Charles W. III, a student at Ohio University and Lewis Claude, a
student at Gallia Academy. Two grandsons and a grand-daughter survive. Two
brothers, Byron E. Bodimer of Confluence, Pa. and Lewis H. of Eureka Star Rt.
And one sister, Mrs. L. Claude (Iris) Miller of Gallipolis, survive.
Funeral
arrangements will be announced by Millers Home for Funerals.
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Star Route, died in Holzer Medical Center this morning at 5 oclock.
He was
born at Eureka Sept. 4, 1915, the son of the late Charles W. and Della Clark
Bodimer. He attended Chambersburg School, and graduated from Gallia Academy High
School with the Class of 1934.
He was a salesman most of his life, was
employed by Goldschmidt-Sydnor, Huntington, W. Va. and later operated a grocery
store and service station at Eureka, and served as postmaster.
He enlisted
in the U. S. Navy during World War II. He served Gallia County two terms as
Auditor in the 1950s. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Chambersburg,
and the Gallia Chapter of F. & A.M. at Chambersburg; was a member of the Rose
Commandery No. 43, Gallipolis.
He was married to Ruth Steele, a native of
Logan, W. Va. in October 1943. She survives, with two sons and two daughters,
Mrs. Larry (Anna Marie) Harrison of Erie, Pa. and Mrs. James (Charla) Ellott of
Gallipolis; Charles W. III, a student at Ohio University and Lewis Claude, a
student at Gallia Academy. Two grandsons and a grand-daughter survive. Two
brothers, Byron E. Bodimer of Confluence, Pa. and Lewis H. of Eureka Star Rt.
And one sister, Mrs. L. Claude (Iris) Miller of Gallipolis, survive.
Funeral
arrangements will be announced by Millers Home for Funerals.
Unknown
publication
Contributed by Jacquelyn Woolley
Charles Wesley Bodimer II, 58, a resident of Eureka
Star Route, died in Holzer Medical Center this morning at 5 oclock.
He was
born at Eureka Sept. 4, 1915, the son of the late Charles W. and Della Clark
Bodimer. He attended Chambersburg School, and graduated from Gallia Academy High
School with the Class of 1934.
He was a salesman most of his life, was
employed by Goldschmidt-Sydnor, Huntington, W. Va. and later operated a grocery
store and service station at Eureka, and served as postmaster.
He enlisted
in the U. S. Navy during World War II. He served Gallia County two terms as
Auditor in the 1950s. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Chambersburg,
and the Gallia Chapter of F. & A.M. at Chambersburg; was a member of the Rose
Commandery No. 43, Gallipolis.
He was married to Ruth Steele, a native of
Logan, W. Va. in October 1943. She survives, with two sons and two daughters,
Mrs. Larry (Anna Marie) Harrison of Erie, Pa. and Mrs. James (Charla) Ellott of
Gallipolis; Charles W. III, a student at Ohio University and Lewis Claude, a
student at Gallia Academy. Two grandsons and a grand-daughter survive. Two
brothers, Byron E. Bodimer of Confluence, Pa. and Lewis H. of Eureka Star Rt.
And one sister, Mrs. L. Claude (Iris) Miller of Gallipolis, survive.
Funeral
arrangements will be announced by Millers Home for Funerals.
Unknown
publication
Contributed by Jacquelyn Woolley
Star Route, died in Holzer Medical Center this morning at 5 oclock.
He was
born at Eureka Sept. 4, 1915, the son of the late Charles W. and Della Clark
Bodimer. He attended Chambersburg School, and graduated from Gallia Academy High
School with the Class of 1934.
He was a salesman most of his life, was
employed by Goldschmidt-Sydnor, Huntington, W. Va. and later operated a grocery
store and service station at Eureka, and served as postmaster.
He enlisted
in the U. S. Navy during World War II. He served Gallia County two terms as
Auditor in the 1950s. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Chambersburg,
and the Gallia Chapter of F. & A.M. at Chambersburg; was a member of the Rose
Commandery No. 43, Gallipolis.
He was married to Ruth Steele, a native of
Logan, W. Va. in October 1943. She survives, with two sons and two daughters,
Mrs. Larry (Anna Marie) Harrison of Erie, Pa. and Mrs. James (Charla) Ellott of
Gallipolis; Charles W. III, a student at Ohio University and Lewis Claude, a
student at Gallia Academy. Two grandsons and a grand-daughter survive. Two
brothers, Byron E. Bodimer of Confluence, Pa. and Lewis H. of Eureka Star Rt.
And one sister, Mrs. L. Claude (Iris) Miller of Gallipolis, survive.
Funeral
arrangements will be announced by Millers Home for Funerals.
Unknown
publication
Contributed by Jacquelyn Woolley
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