Carl M. Carver was born March 7, 1901, near Lucas, and passed away July 13, 1968 in the hospital at Independence, Mo. after an extended illness.
Services were held Monday, July 15, at the Speaks Chapel, Independence, Mo. Elders Alwyn Cato and Raymond Stone officiated. Interment was in Memorial Park cemetery, Kansas City, Mo.
Carl leaves to mourn his passing his wife Lillian of the home in Independence; three sons, Bernard and Orville of Harrisburg, Pa. and Marvin of Los Angeles, Calif.; a daughter Elma Waters of Long Beach, Calif.; his mother Mrs. Myrtle Carver and one sister Nellie Hager of Hutchinson and one brother Vinton D. Carver of Northridge, Calif.; also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Services were held Monday, July 15, at the Speaks Chapel, Independence, Mo. Elders Alwyn Cato and Raymond Stone officiated. Interment was in Memorial Park cemetery, Kansas City, Mo.
Carl leaves to mourn his passing his wife Lillian of the home in Independence; three sons, Bernard and Orville of Harrisburg, Pa. and Marvin of Los Angeles, Calif.; a daughter Elma Waters of Long Beach, Calif.; his mother Mrs. Myrtle Carver and one sister Nellie Hager of Hutchinson and one brother Vinton D. Carver of Northridge, Calif.; also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Carl M. Carver was born March 7, 1901, near Lucas, and passed away July 13, 1968 in the hospital at Independence, Mo. after an extended illness.
Services were held Monday, July 15, at the Speaks Chapel, Independence, Mo. Elders Alwyn Cato and Raymond Stone officiated. Interment was in Memorial Park cemetery, Kansas City, Mo.
Carl leaves to mourn his passing his wife Lillian of the home in Independence; three sons, Bernard and Orville of Harrisburg, Pa. and Marvin of Los Angeles, Calif.; a daughter Elma Waters of Long Beach, Calif.; his mother Mrs. Myrtle Carver and one sister Nellie Hager of Hutchinson and one brother Vinton D. Carver of Northridge, Calif.; also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Services were held Monday, July 15, at the Speaks Chapel, Independence, Mo. Elders Alwyn Cato and Raymond Stone officiated. Interment was in Memorial Park cemetery, Kansas City, Mo.
Carl leaves to mourn his passing his wife Lillian of the home in Independence; three sons, Bernard and Orville of Harrisburg, Pa. and Marvin of Los Angeles, Calif.; a daughter Elma Waters of Long Beach, Calif.; his mother Mrs. Myrtle Carver and one sister Nellie Hager of Hutchinson and one brother Vinton D. Carver of Northridge, Calif.; also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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