Graveside services will be held today at 2 pm at Pomona Cemetery for James Ray McArron of Chino who died on Monday at Chino General Hospital. He was 54.
The Rev. Bart Thompson will officiate at the services.
Mr. McArron was born December 1, 1918 in Missouri. He was employed as a brick mason.
Mr. McArron leaves a wife, Ida Candelaria McArron of 15655 Palo Alto Avenue and children, Malva Valasco, Cindy Murphy, Aurora McArron, and Charles, Howard, David and James McArron, all of Chino. He had two sisters, Catherine Hargrove of Fontana, and Mary Ann Brown of Illinois; and a brother, Charles McArron of San Dimas.
Honored Brothers Mission Chapel handles the funeral arrangements.
source: Chino Champion, 24 Aug 1973, Fri, Page 5
The Rev. Bart Thompson will officiate at the services.
Mr. McArron was born December 1, 1918 in Missouri. He was employed as a brick mason.
Mr. McArron leaves a wife, Ida Candelaria McArron of 15655 Palo Alto Avenue and children, Malva Valasco, Cindy Murphy, Aurora McArron, and Charles, Howard, David and James McArron, all of Chino. He had two sisters, Catherine Hargrove of Fontana, and Mary Ann Brown of Illinois; and a brother, Charles McArron of San Dimas.
Honored Brothers Mission Chapel handles the funeral arrangements.
source: Chino Champion, 24 Aug 1973, Fri, Page 5
Graveside services will be held today at 2 pm at Pomona Cemetery for James Ray McArron of Chino who died on Monday at Chino General Hospital. He was 54.
The Rev. Bart Thompson will officiate at the services.
Mr. McArron was born December 1, 1918 in Missouri. He was employed as a brick mason.
Mr. McArron leaves a wife, Ida Candelaria McArron of 15655 Palo Alto Avenue and children, Malva Valasco, Cindy Murphy, Aurora McArron, and Charles, Howard, David and James McArron, all of Chino. He had two sisters, Catherine Hargrove of Fontana, and Mary Ann Brown of Illinois; and a brother, Charles McArron of San Dimas.
Honored Brothers Mission Chapel handles the funeral arrangements.
source: Chino Champion, 24 Aug 1973, Fri, Page 5
The Rev. Bart Thompson will officiate at the services.
Mr. McArron was born December 1, 1918 in Missouri. He was employed as a brick mason.
Mr. McArron leaves a wife, Ida Candelaria McArron of 15655 Palo Alto Avenue and children, Malva Valasco, Cindy Murphy, Aurora McArron, and Charles, Howard, David and James McArron, all of Chino. He had two sisters, Catherine Hargrove of Fontana, and Mary Ann Brown of Illinois; and a brother, Charles McArron of San Dimas.
Honored Brothers Mission Chapel handles the funeral arrangements.
source: Chino Champion, 24 Aug 1973, Fri, Page 5
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