Curtis A. Funk, 85, of the Leader Nursing Center, Elizabeth, formerly of Marietta, died early Thursday morning.
She was the husband of the late Kathryn M. Funk, who died in 1965.
Born in New Oxford, Adams County, he was a
son of the late Francis and Ida Hockensmith Funk.
A retired laborer, he belonged to the Presen-
tation Blessed Virgin mary Catholic Church in Marietta.
Surviving are three sons: Robert Funk of
Columbia R1; Richard Funk of Marietta, and Raymond Funk of Winter Haven, Fla; six daughters: Elizabeth, wife of Emerald Loroff of Castalia, Ohio; Dorothy, wife of Robert Hall-
oway of Enid, Okla.; Lillian, wife as Mervin Gutshall of Marietta R1; Marian, wife sf John Ulmer Jr., of Lancaster; Mary, wife of Walter Beaston of Marietta; Sarah Maria, wife of Gus DeGeorge of Lancaster;27 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; two brothers: Raymond Funk and Lee Funk, both of New Oxford R1;
and two sisters: Theresa, wife of Louis Buckle of York and Anna, wife of Paul Plitt of California.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
She was the husband of the late Kathryn M. Funk, who died in 1965.
Born in New Oxford, Adams County, he was a
son of the late Francis and Ida Hockensmith Funk.
A retired laborer, he belonged to the Presen-
tation Blessed Virgin mary Catholic Church in Marietta.
Surviving are three sons: Robert Funk of
Columbia R1; Richard Funk of Marietta, and Raymond Funk of Winter Haven, Fla; six daughters: Elizabeth, wife of Emerald Loroff of Castalia, Ohio; Dorothy, wife of Robert Hall-
oway of Enid, Okla.; Lillian, wife as Mervin Gutshall of Marietta R1; Marian, wife sf John Ulmer Jr., of Lancaster; Mary, wife of Walter Beaston of Marietta; Sarah Maria, wife of Gus DeGeorge of Lancaster;27 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; two brothers: Raymond Funk and Lee Funk, both of New Oxford R1;
and two sisters: Theresa, wife of Louis Buckle of York and Anna, wife of Paul Plitt of California.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
Curtis A. Funk, 85, of the Leader Nursing Center, Elizabeth, formerly of Marietta, died early Thursday morning.
She was the husband of the late Kathryn M. Funk, who died in 1965.
Born in New Oxford, Adams County, he was a
son of the late Francis and Ida Hockensmith Funk.
A retired laborer, he belonged to the Presen-
tation Blessed Virgin mary Catholic Church in Marietta.
Surviving are three sons: Robert Funk of
Columbia R1; Richard Funk of Marietta, and Raymond Funk of Winter Haven, Fla; six daughters: Elizabeth, wife of Emerald Loroff of Castalia, Ohio; Dorothy, wife of Robert Hall-
oway of Enid, Okla.; Lillian, wife as Mervin Gutshall of Marietta R1; Marian, wife sf John Ulmer Jr., of Lancaster; Mary, wife of Walter Beaston of Marietta; Sarah Maria, wife of Gus DeGeorge of Lancaster;27 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; two brothers: Raymond Funk and Lee Funk, both of New Oxford R1;
and two sisters: Theresa, wife of Louis Buckle of York and Anna, wife of Paul Plitt of California.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal
She was the husband of the late Kathryn M. Funk, who died in 1965.
Born in New Oxford, Adams County, he was a
son of the late Francis and Ida Hockensmith Funk.
A retired laborer, he belonged to the Presen-
tation Blessed Virgin mary Catholic Church in Marietta.
Surviving are three sons: Robert Funk of
Columbia R1; Richard Funk of Marietta, and Raymond Funk of Winter Haven, Fla; six daughters: Elizabeth, wife of Emerald Loroff of Castalia, Ohio; Dorothy, wife of Robert Hall-
oway of Enid, Okla.; Lillian, wife as Mervin Gutshall of Marietta R1; Marian, wife sf John Ulmer Jr., of Lancaster; Mary, wife of Walter Beaston of Marietta; Sarah Maria, wife of Gus DeGeorge of Lancaster;27 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; two brothers: Raymond Funk and Lee Funk, both of New Oxford R1;
and two sisters: Theresa, wife of Louis Buckle of York and Anna, wife of Paul Plitt of California.
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