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Obituaries
March 16, 1994|Compiled by NELDA KNEMEYER
RONNIE T. ADCOCK
HAMPTON - Ronnie T. Adcock, 51, a former pipefitter for more than 12 years with Newport News Shipbuilding and a lifelong Peninsula resident, died Monday, March 14.
Mr. Adcock was a real estate agent with Larasan Better Homes for several years before opening his own insurance agency, Adcock and Associates. He was a former employee for several years with the security department at Yorktown Naval Weapons Station and a member of Westhampton Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Barbara B. Adcock; a daughter, Beverly A. Vaught of Hampton; a son, Ronald T. Adcock of Hampton; a brother, Elvis T. Adcock III of York County; his parents, Laura M. and Elvis T. Adcock Jr. of Yorktown; and a grandchild.
Funeral 2 p.m. today at Peninsula Funeral Home, Newport News, by the Revs. Barry W. Chinn and James D. Moynihan and Dr. James W. Anderson. Burial in Parklawn Memorial Park.
Obituaries
March 16, 1994|Compiled by NELDA KNEMEYER
RONNIE T. ADCOCK
HAMPTON - Ronnie T. Adcock, 51, a former pipefitter for more than 12 years with Newport News Shipbuilding and a lifelong Peninsula resident, died Monday, March 14.
Mr. Adcock was a real estate agent with Larasan Better Homes for several years before opening his own insurance agency, Adcock and Associates. He was a former employee for several years with the security department at Yorktown Naval Weapons Station and a member of Westhampton Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Barbara B. Adcock; a daughter, Beverly A. Vaught of Hampton; a son, Ronald T. Adcock of Hampton; a brother, Elvis T. Adcock III of York County; his parents, Laura M. and Elvis T. Adcock Jr. of Yorktown; and a grandchild.
Funeral 2 p.m. today at Peninsula Funeral Home, Newport News, by the Revs. Barry W. Chinn and James D. Moynihan and Dr. James W. Anderson. Burial in Parklawn Memorial Park.
Daily Press
Obituaries
March 16, 1994|Compiled by NELDA KNEMEYER
RONNIE T. ADCOCK
HAMPTON - Ronnie T. Adcock, 51, a former pipefitter for more than 12 years with Newport News Shipbuilding and a lifelong Peninsula resident, died Monday, March 14.
Mr. Adcock was a real estate agent with Larasan Better Homes for several years before opening his own insurance agency, Adcock and Associates. He was a former employee for several years with the security department at Yorktown Naval Weapons Station and a member of Westhampton Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Barbara B. Adcock; a daughter, Beverly A. Vaught of Hampton; a son, Ronald T. Adcock of Hampton; a brother, Elvis T. Adcock III of York County; his parents, Laura M. and Elvis T. Adcock Jr. of Yorktown; and a grandchild.
Funeral 2 p.m. today at Peninsula Funeral Home, Newport News, by the Revs. Barry W. Chinn and James D. Moynihan and Dr. James W. Anderson. Burial in Parklawn Memorial Park.
Obituaries
March 16, 1994|Compiled by NELDA KNEMEYER
RONNIE T. ADCOCK
HAMPTON - Ronnie T. Adcock, 51, a former pipefitter for more than 12 years with Newport News Shipbuilding and a lifelong Peninsula resident, died Monday, March 14.
Mr. Adcock was a real estate agent with Larasan Better Homes for several years before opening his own insurance agency, Adcock and Associates. He was a former employee for several years with the security department at Yorktown Naval Weapons Station and a member of Westhampton Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Barbara B. Adcock; a daughter, Beverly A. Vaught of Hampton; a son, Ronald T. Adcock of Hampton; a brother, Elvis T. Adcock III of York County; his parents, Laura M. and Elvis T. Adcock Jr. of Yorktown; and a grandchild.
Funeral 2 p.m. today at Peninsula Funeral Home, Newport News, by the Revs. Barry W. Chinn and James D. Moynihan and Dr. James W. Anderson. Burial in Parklawn Memorial Park.
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