Mervyn O. Clevenger,68,South Elm Street, died Saturday afternoon in the summer home of his brother near Albany where he was visiting. Death was caused by an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Clevenger was a Muncie native and resided here most of his life. He had been employed 17 years at a service station before working at Warner Gear in the developing laboratory. He retired from Warner Gear five years ago. He was a member of Local 287, UAW, and the Sympathy Club of Warner Gear.
Surviving are his wife, Esther (Pence)Clevenger; four sons, Richard Wayne and James R., both of Yorktown, Charles L., Muncie, and Danny Joe, Selma; two daughters, Mrs. Janice Rice, St.Louis, and Barbara Clevenger, Muncie; three brothers, John, Muncie, Gene, Yorktown, and Ray, Los Angeles, Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. Patsy Lewis, Muncie, Mrs. Annabelle Staggs, Yorktown, Mrs. Garnet Webster, New Castle, and Mrs. Juanita Piner, Inglewood, Calif.; 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements will be completed later by Parson Mortuary.
Mr. Clevenger was a Muncie native and resided here most of his life. He had been employed 17 years at a service station before working at Warner Gear in the developing laboratory. He retired from Warner Gear five years ago. He was a member of Local 287, UAW, and the Sympathy Club of Warner Gear.
Surviving are his wife, Esther (Pence)Clevenger; four sons, Richard Wayne and James R., both of Yorktown, Charles L., Muncie, and Danny Joe, Selma; two daughters, Mrs. Janice Rice, St.Louis, and Barbara Clevenger, Muncie; three brothers, John, Muncie, Gene, Yorktown, and Ray, Los Angeles, Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. Patsy Lewis, Muncie, Mrs. Annabelle Staggs, Yorktown, Mrs. Garnet Webster, New Castle, and Mrs. Juanita Piner, Inglewood, Calif.; 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements will be completed later by Parson Mortuary.
Mervyn O. Clevenger,68,South Elm Street, died Saturday afternoon in the summer home of his brother near Albany where he was visiting. Death was caused by an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Clevenger was a Muncie native and resided here most of his life. He had been employed 17 years at a service station before working at Warner Gear in the developing laboratory. He retired from Warner Gear five years ago. He was a member of Local 287, UAW, and the Sympathy Club of Warner Gear.
Surviving are his wife, Esther (Pence)Clevenger; four sons, Richard Wayne and James R., both of Yorktown, Charles L., Muncie, and Danny Joe, Selma; two daughters, Mrs. Janice Rice, St.Louis, and Barbara Clevenger, Muncie; three brothers, John, Muncie, Gene, Yorktown, and Ray, Los Angeles, Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. Patsy Lewis, Muncie, Mrs. Annabelle Staggs, Yorktown, Mrs. Garnet Webster, New Castle, and Mrs. Juanita Piner, Inglewood, Calif.; 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements will be completed later by Parson Mortuary.
Mr. Clevenger was a Muncie native and resided here most of his life. He had been employed 17 years at a service station before working at Warner Gear in the developing laboratory. He retired from Warner Gear five years ago. He was a member of Local 287, UAW, and the Sympathy Club of Warner Gear.
Surviving are his wife, Esther (Pence)Clevenger; four sons, Richard Wayne and James R., both of Yorktown, Charles L., Muncie, and Danny Joe, Selma; two daughters, Mrs. Janice Rice, St.Louis, and Barbara Clevenger, Muncie; three brothers, John, Muncie, Gene, Yorktown, and Ray, Los Angeles, Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. Patsy Lewis, Muncie, Mrs. Annabelle Staggs, Yorktown, Mrs. Garnet Webster, New Castle, and Mrs. Juanita Piner, Inglewood, Calif.; 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements will be completed later by Parson Mortuary.
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