Glenn Duane Cummins, formerly of Olney, IL, died at Mennonite Hospital in Bloomington, IL.
He was born in Olney, the son of Fred W. & Della C. Elic Cummins. He married Shelby J. Everett November 23, 1957 in Noble, IL.
He was employed by General Telephone Co. as a microwave transmission technician.
He was a member of East View Christian Church in Bloomington.
Survivors include his wife, two sons, David & Dan; three brothers, Bill, Jerry, & Gary; and his parents.
Services were held at the Memorial Chapel of Summers Funeral Home with Rev. Gene Everett presiding.
Burial was in Hanna Cemetery in Noble.
(Published Olney Daily Mail)
He was born in Olney, the son of Fred W. & Della C. Elic Cummins. He married Shelby J. Everett November 23, 1957 in Noble, IL.
He was employed by General Telephone Co. as a microwave transmission technician.
He was a member of East View Christian Church in Bloomington.
Survivors include his wife, two sons, David & Dan; three brothers, Bill, Jerry, & Gary; and his parents.
Services were held at the Memorial Chapel of Summers Funeral Home with Rev. Gene Everett presiding.
Burial was in Hanna Cemetery in Noble.
(Published Olney Daily Mail)
Glenn Duane Cummins, formerly of Olney, IL, died at Mennonite Hospital in Bloomington, IL.
He was born in Olney, the son of Fred W. & Della C. Elic Cummins. He married Shelby J. Everett November 23, 1957 in Noble, IL.
He was employed by General Telephone Co. as a microwave transmission technician.
He was a member of East View Christian Church in Bloomington.
Survivors include his wife, two sons, David & Dan; three brothers, Bill, Jerry, & Gary; and his parents.
Services were held at the Memorial Chapel of Summers Funeral Home with Rev. Gene Everett presiding.
Burial was in Hanna Cemetery in Noble.
(Published Olney Daily Mail)
He was born in Olney, the son of Fred W. & Della C. Elic Cummins. He married Shelby J. Everett November 23, 1957 in Noble, IL.
He was employed by General Telephone Co. as a microwave transmission technician.
He was a member of East View Christian Church in Bloomington.
Survivors include his wife, two sons, David & Dan; three brothers, Bill, Jerry, & Gary; and his parents.
Services were held at the Memorial Chapel of Summers Funeral Home with Rev. Gene Everett presiding.
Burial was in Hanna Cemetery in Noble.
(Published Olney Daily Mail)
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