Glen A. "Bill" Butler, 78, Klamath Falls, died Thursday in Klamath Falls following a brief illness. Mr. Butler was born July 29, 1909, in Norton, Kansas. He was married to Esther "Billie" Merriam in Greenfield, Iowa, June 1, 1929. They moved form Rapid City, S.D., to Klamath Falls in 1941. His occupations involved heavy equipment and he was a shop foremen for Weyerhaeuser Company.
He loved all sports, especially basketball. His hobby was restoring antique automobiles.
Mr. Butler was a life member of the Elks Lodge. He also was a member of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, where he was involved at different times, as church school teacher, elder and deacon.
Survivors include his wife Billie, Klamath Falls; daughters and sons-in-law, Betty and Thom Radlciffe, Glenda and Marty Boyer and Sherie and Don Hartwell, all Klamath Falls; son, Robert Butler, Reno, Nev.; grandchildren, Thomas "Reg" Radcliffe, Margaret Bourgeois, Holly Sabala, Joel Nelson, Darcel Ross, Dawn Wick, and Jayme Hartwell, five great-grandchildren.
Herald and News
1-15-1988
He loved all sports, especially basketball. His hobby was restoring antique automobiles.
Mr. Butler was a life member of the Elks Lodge. He also was a member of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, where he was involved at different times, as church school teacher, elder and deacon.
Survivors include his wife Billie, Klamath Falls; daughters and sons-in-law, Betty and Thom Radlciffe, Glenda and Marty Boyer and Sherie and Don Hartwell, all Klamath Falls; son, Robert Butler, Reno, Nev.; grandchildren, Thomas "Reg" Radcliffe, Margaret Bourgeois, Holly Sabala, Joel Nelson, Darcel Ross, Dawn Wick, and Jayme Hartwell, five great-grandchildren.
Herald and News
1-15-1988
Glen A. "Bill" Butler, 78, Klamath Falls, died Thursday in Klamath Falls following a brief illness. Mr. Butler was born July 29, 1909, in Norton, Kansas. He was married to Esther "Billie" Merriam in Greenfield, Iowa, June 1, 1929. They moved form Rapid City, S.D., to Klamath Falls in 1941. His occupations involved heavy equipment and he was a shop foremen for Weyerhaeuser Company.
He loved all sports, especially basketball. His hobby was restoring antique automobiles.
Mr. Butler was a life member of the Elks Lodge. He also was a member of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, where he was involved at different times, as church school teacher, elder and deacon.
Survivors include his wife Billie, Klamath Falls; daughters and sons-in-law, Betty and Thom Radlciffe, Glenda and Marty Boyer and Sherie and Don Hartwell, all Klamath Falls; son, Robert Butler, Reno, Nev.; grandchildren, Thomas "Reg" Radcliffe, Margaret Bourgeois, Holly Sabala, Joel Nelson, Darcel Ross, Dawn Wick, and Jayme Hartwell, five great-grandchildren.
Herald and News
1-15-1988
He loved all sports, especially basketball. His hobby was restoring antique automobiles.
Mr. Butler was a life member of the Elks Lodge. He also was a member of Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church, where he was involved at different times, as church school teacher, elder and deacon.
Survivors include his wife Billie, Klamath Falls; daughters and sons-in-law, Betty and Thom Radlciffe, Glenda and Marty Boyer and Sherie and Don Hartwell, all Klamath Falls; son, Robert Butler, Reno, Nev.; grandchildren, Thomas "Reg" Radcliffe, Margaret Bourgeois, Holly Sabala, Joel Nelson, Darcel Ross, Dawn Wick, and Jayme Hartwell, five great-grandchildren.
Herald and News
1-15-1988
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