The obituary of Curtis Lewis as published in the September 2, 1965, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Curtis Lewis dies
Funeral services were held at the chapel of Moore and Craft Funeral Home Aug. 24 for Curtis Dixon Lewis, 64, who died Aug. 21 at his residence in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Lewis was born in Letcher county and was a son of the late Martin D. and Nancy Caudill Lewis.
He is survived by three children, Mary Lynn and Alfred, both of Washington, D. C.; and Sherl Dixon (Dickie) of Ohio; four brothers, Leonard, Oscar, Lawrence and Maurice Lewis, all of Whitesburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Astor Hogg of Frankfort and Mrs. Eanice Manning of Manchester.
Mr. Lewis was buried in the M. D. Lewis cemetery near Whitesburg.
Curtis Lewis dies
Funeral services were held at the chapel of Moore and Craft Funeral Home Aug. 24 for Curtis Dixon Lewis, 64, who died Aug. 21 at his residence in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Lewis was born in Letcher county and was a son of the late Martin D. and Nancy Caudill Lewis.
He is survived by three children, Mary Lynn and Alfred, both of Washington, D. C.; and Sherl Dixon (Dickie) of Ohio; four brothers, Leonard, Oscar, Lawrence and Maurice Lewis, all of Whitesburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Astor Hogg of Frankfort and Mrs. Eanice Manning of Manchester.
Mr. Lewis was buried in the M. D. Lewis cemetery near Whitesburg.
The obituary of Curtis Lewis as published in the September 2, 1965, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Curtis Lewis dies
Funeral services were held at the chapel of Moore and Craft Funeral Home Aug. 24 for Curtis Dixon Lewis, 64, who died Aug. 21 at his residence in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Lewis was born in Letcher county and was a son of the late Martin D. and Nancy Caudill Lewis.
He is survived by three children, Mary Lynn and Alfred, both of Washington, D. C.; and Sherl Dixon (Dickie) of Ohio; four brothers, Leonard, Oscar, Lawrence and Maurice Lewis, all of Whitesburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Astor Hogg of Frankfort and Mrs. Eanice Manning of Manchester.
Mr. Lewis was buried in the M. D. Lewis cemetery near Whitesburg.
Curtis Lewis dies
Funeral services were held at the chapel of Moore and Craft Funeral Home Aug. 24 for Curtis Dixon Lewis, 64, who died Aug. 21 at his residence in Washington, D.C.
Mr. Lewis was born in Letcher county and was a son of the late Martin D. and Nancy Caudill Lewis.
He is survived by three children, Mary Lynn and Alfred, both of Washington, D. C.; and Sherl Dixon (Dickie) of Ohio; four brothers, Leonard, Oscar, Lawrence and Maurice Lewis, all of Whitesburg, and two sisters, Mrs. Astor Hogg of Frankfort and Mrs. Eanice Manning of Manchester.
Mr. Lewis was buried in the M. D. Lewis cemetery near Whitesburg.
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