Carl D. Lucas, 55, an employee of Ball Brothers Company for 45 years and well known in Muncie veterans organizations, died unexpectedly at 3:45 a.m. Monday at his home, 1033 Burlington Dr. He was a native of Scott County, Ky., and had resided in Muncie for 49 years. He was a member of Delaware Post 19, American Legion, of the Muncie Volture 40 and 8, the Moose Lodge, the GBBA Local 147 AFL. A veteran of World War I, he was overseas duty for 18 months.
Mr. Lucas had been an employee of the Ball Brothers Co. since 1907, beginning work there as a carry-in boy at the age of nine.
Surviving are the widow, Reba; a daughter, Miss Louvena Lucas at home; a son, Carl Jr., of Muncie, and a grandson, Gary Lee of Muncie; five sisters, Miss Hazel Lucas of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jeannette Bramble of San Bruno, Calif., Mrs. Russell Miller of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Pearl Holt and Mrs. Cecil Holt, both of Munie; and a hslf-brother, Ray Gaines, of Portland, Ore.
The body was removed to the Parson Mortuary, with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Father: Henry Lucas
Mother: Susan Kirby
Mr. Lucas had been an employee of the Ball Brothers Co. since 1907, beginning work there as a carry-in boy at the age of nine.
Surviving are the widow, Reba; a daughter, Miss Louvena Lucas at home; a son, Carl Jr., of Muncie, and a grandson, Gary Lee of Muncie; five sisters, Miss Hazel Lucas of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jeannette Bramble of San Bruno, Calif., Mrs. Russell Miller of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Pearl Holt and Mrs. Cecil Holt, both of Munie; and a hslf-brother, Ray Gaines, of Portland, Ore.
The body was removed to the Parson Mortuary, with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Father: Henry Lucas
Mother: Susan Kirby
Carl D. Lucas, 55, an employee of Ball Brothers Company for 45 years and well known in Muncie veterans organizations, died unexpectedly at 3:45 a.m. Monday at his home, 1033 Burlington Dr. He was a native of Scott County, Ky., and had resided in Muncie for 49 years. He was a member of Delaware Post 19, American Legion, of the Muncie Volture 40 and 8, the Moose Lodge, the GBBA Local 147 AFL. A veteran of World War I, he was overseas duty for 18 months.
Mr. Lucas had been an employee of the Ball Brothers Co. since 1907, beginning work there as a carry-in boy at the age of nine.
Surviving are the widow, Reba; a daughter, Miss Louvena Lucas at home; a son, Carl Jr., of Muncie, and a grandson, Gary Lee of Muncie; five sisters, Miss Hazel Lucas of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jeannette Bramble of San Bruno, Calif., Mrs. Russell Miller of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Pearl Holt and Mrs. Cecil Holt, both of Munie; and a hslf-brother, Ray Gaines, of Portland, Ore.
The body was removed to the Parson Mortuary, with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Father: Henry Lucas
Mother: Susan Kirby
Mr. Lucas had been an employee of the Ball Brothers Co. since 1907, beginning work there as a carry-in boy at the age of nine.
Surviving are the widow, Reba; a daughter, Miss Louvena Lucas at home; a son, Carl Jr., of Muncie, and a grandson, Gary Lee of Muncie; five sisters, Miss Hazel Lucas of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jeannette Bramble of San Bruno, Calif., Mrs. Russell Miller of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Mrs. Pearl Holt and Mrs. Cecil Holt, both of Munie; and a hslf-brother, Ray Gaines, of Portland, Ore.
The body was removed to the Parson Mortuary, with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Father: Henry Lucas
Mother: Susan Kirby
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