The Herald Advertiser
Huntingon, WVa - Oct 10, 1965
CHARLES (DOC) BUCK - of 404 North Third St., Ironton, who died Friday in an Ironton hospital; will be buried in Hecla Cemetery in Lawrence County following funeral ervicers at 2 pm Monday in Baker Funeral Home at Ironton with Rev. Russell Knisley and the Rev. Raymond Lightner officiating.
A native of Lawrence County, he attended Ironton schools and was a retired employee of Blackwell Transfer Co. in Ironton.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Riggle, with whom he lived; three brothers, Harry Buck of Greasy Ridge, Earl Buck and William Buck, both of Ironton; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Conway of Muncie, Ind; four grandchildren and a granddaughter. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4pm today.
Huntingon, WVa - Oct 10, 1965
CHARLES (DOC) BUCK - of 404 North Third St., Ironton, who died Friday in an Ironton hospital; will be buried in Hecla Cemetery in Lawrence County following funeral ervicers at 2 pm Monday in Baker Funeral Home at Ironton with Rev. Russell Knisley and the Rev. Raymond Lightner officiating.
A native of Lawrence County, he attended Ironton schools and was a retired employee of Blackwell Transfer Co. in Ironton.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Riggle, with whom he lived; three brothers, Harry Buck of Greasy Ridge, Earl Buck and William Buck, both of Ironton; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Conway of Muncie, Ind; four grandchildren and a granddaughter. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4pm today.
The Herald Advertiser
Huntingon, WVa - Oct 10, 1965
CHARLES (DOC) BUCK - of 404 North Third St., Ironton, who died Friday in an Ironton hospital; will be buried in Hecla Cemetery in Lawrence County following funeral ervicers at 2 pm Monday in Baker Funeral Home at Ironton with Rev. Russell Knisley and the Rev. Raymond Lightner officiating.
A native of Lawrence County, he attended Ironton schools and was a retired employee of Blackwell Transfer Co. in Ironton.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Riggle, with whom he lived; three brothers, Harry Buck of Greasy Ridge, Earl Buck and William Buck, both of Ironton; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Conway of Muncie, Ind; four grandchildren and a granddaughter. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4pm today.
Huntingon, WVa - Oct 10, 1965
CHARLES (DOC) BUCK - of 404 North Third St., Ironton, who died Friday in an Ironton hospital; will be buried in Hecla Cemetery in Lawrence County following funeral ervicers at 2 pm Monday in Baker Funeral Home at Ironton with Rev. Russell Knisley and the Rev. Raymond Lightner officiating.
A native of Lawrence County, he attended Ironton schools and was a retired employee of Blackwell Transfer Co. in Ironton.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Riggle, with whom he lived; three brothers, Harry Buck of Greasy Ridge, Earl Buck and William Buck, both of Ironton; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Conway of Muncie, Ind; four grandchildren and a granddaughter. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4pm today.
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