SOUTH FORK - Charles Logan Burkey, 56, of 509 B Court dropped dead of a heart attack last evening a short time after walking from his father's home to his own residence. Mr. Burkey apparently had been in good health prior to the time he was stricken. A son of David and Jennie (Hildebrand) Burkey, he was born May 25, 1886. Mr. Burkey had been employed by the Haws Refractories Company in Johnstown.
In addition to his parents, he leaves his widow and four children-James Burkey, South Fork R. D.; Betty Burkey, Washington, D. C.; Grace, wife of Lester Allsopp, Portage R. D., and Donald Burkey, Johnstown.
Mr. Burkey was a brother of Mrs. Richard Fleck, South Fork; Harry Burkey, East McKeesport; Earl Burkey, Carnegie; T. Roy Burkey, serving with the armed forces in England; William Burkey, South Fork, and James A. Burkey, Johnstown. Five grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Burkey will be removed to the South Fork Evangelical Church at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Services will be concucted by Rev. Gleason K. Hetrick. Interment will be in the South Fork Cemetery under the direction of the George Funeral Home of South Fork.
(obit provided by Gary Burkey)
In addition to his parents, he leaves his widow and four children-James Burkey, South Fork R. D.; Betty Burkey, Washington, D. C.; Grace, wife of Lester Allsopp, Portage R. D., and Donald Burkey, Johnstown.
Mr. Burkey was a brother of Mrs. Richard Fleck, South Fork; Harry Burkey, East McKeesport; Earl Burkey, Carnegie; T. Roy Burkey, serving with the armed forces in England; William Burkey, South Fork, and James A. Burkey, Johnstown. Five grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Burkey will be removed to the South Fork Evangelical Church at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Services will be concucted by Rev. Gleason K. Hetrick. Interment will be in the South Fork Cemetery under the direction of the George Funeral Home of South Fork.
(obit provided by Gary Burkey)
SOUTH FORK - Charles Logan Burkey, 56, of 509 B Court dropped dead of a heart attack last evening a short time after walking from his father's home to his own residence. Mr. Burkey apparently had been in good health prior to the time he was stricken. A son of David and Jennie (Hildebrand) Burkey, he was born May 25, 1886. Mr. Burkey had been employed by the Haws Refractories Company in Johnstown.
In addition to his parents, he leaves his widow and four children-James Burkey, South Fork R. D.; Betty Burkey, Washington, D. C.; Grace, wife of Lester Allsopp, Portage R. D., and Donald Burkey, Johnstown.
Mr. Burkey was a brother of Mrs. Richard Fleck, South Fork; Harry Burkey, East McKeesport; Earl Burkey, Carnegie; T. Roy Burkey, serving with the armed forces in England; William Burkey, South Fork, and James A. Burkey, Johnstown. Five grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Burkey will be removed to the South Fork Evangelical Church at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Services will be concucted by Rev. Gleason K. Hetrick. Interment will be in the South Fork Cemetery under the direction of the George Funeral Home of South Fork.
(obit provided by Gary Burkey)
In addition to his parents, he leaves his widow and four children-James Burkey, South Fork R. D.; Betty Burkey, Washington, D. C.; Grace, wife of Lester Allsopp, Portage R. D., and Donald Burkey, Johnstown.
Mr. Burkey was a brother of Mrs. Richard Fleck, South Fork; Harry Burkey, East McKeesport; Earl Burkey, Carnegie; T. Roy Burkey, serving with the armed forces in England; William Burkey, South Fork, and James A. Burkey, Johnstown. Five grandchildren also survive.
Mr. Burkey will be removed to the South Fork Evangelical Church at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Services will be concucted by Rev. Gleason K. Hetrick. Interment will be in the South Fork Cemetery under the direction of the George Funeral Home of South Fork.
(obit provided by Gary Burkey)
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