Almon was born here March 24, 1934, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil L. Field. He was married at Martensdale on Dec. 27, 1957 to Barbara J. Hoffman, who survives him. He was employed as a shovel operator for Gendler Stone Products company.
In addition to his wife; he leaves his parents, of Winterset; two brothers, Willard and Dean Field of Winterset; and four sisters, Mrs. Madilyn Carnes of Chicago, Mrs. Sarah Hewitt of San Francisco, Mrs. Wilma Baker of Des Moines and Mrs. Virgie Allen of Winterset.
In addition to his wife; he leaves his parents, of Winterset; two brothers, Willard and Dean Field of Winterset; and four sisters, Mrs. Madilyn Carnes of Chicago, Mrs. Sarah Hewitt of San Francisco, Mrs. Wilma Baker of Des Moines and Mrs. Virgie Allen of Winterset.
Almon was born here March 24, 1934, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil L. Field. He was married at Martensdale on Dec. 27, 1957 to Barbara J. Hoffman, who survives him. He was employed as a shovel operator for Gendler Stone Products company.
In addition to his wife; he leaves his parents, of Winterset; two brothers, Willard and Dean Field of Winterset; and four sisters, Mrs. Madilyn Carnes of Chicago, Mrs. Sarah Hewitt of San Francisco, Mrs. Wilma Baker of Des Moines and Mrs. Virgie Allen of Winterset.
In addition to his wife; he leaves his parents, of Winterset; two brothers, Willard and Dean Field of Winterset; and four sisters, Mrs. Madilyn Carnes of Chicago, Mrs. Sarah Hewitt of San Francisco, Mrs. Wilma Baker of Des Moines and Mrs. Virgie Allen of Winterset.
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