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| 551 | D. Cross indicates his name is Edwin. | Kitson, Edward S. (I14950)
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| 552 | Dahl Torres 'Mac' McChristian died peacefully on Tuesday of natural causes at the age of 76. Dahl was born a member of the Cherokee Nation and went on to make his home in Pasadena, MD, Tucson, AZ and Miraflores, Peru. Mac is survived by his wife Rosa E. McChristian, daughters Lisa Ann Sanders and Stephanie Heisler, and grandchildren Wayne Lewis Milburn Jr., Ryan Thomas Milburn, and Adelaide Sanders. He was predeceased by his daughter Tracey Lynn Milburn and son Robert Thomas McChristian. Mac enlisted in the U.S. Navy August 1960 and was honorably discharged October 1973 with several awards. During his time in service Mac deployed several times with the Seventh Fleet. Mac later retired from the U.S. Customs Service as a Special Agent. Mac enjoyed his retirement and fell in love with Peru, which became his second home and where he met his beautiful wife. Mac was an aging warrior to the end and lived his life as though each day was his last. He lived and died the same way – on his own terms. Funeral services and Interment at the Maryland Veteran's Cemetery are private. | McChristian, Dahl Torres (I38392)
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| 553 | Dale Monroe Tipton died Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014, at the age of 68. Graveside services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014, at Wofford Cemetery in Catoosa. He was born Sept. 28, 1946, in Hochatown, to Monroe Tipton and Edna Allen. Dale had a craft for woodwork. He would make benches, shelves, yard art and chairs. Dale also enjoyed hunting deer, fishing and visiting his cabin in the mountains. His strong Christian faith shined through his gospel singing. In 1964, Dale met and married the love of his life, Sue. Together, they started a beautiful family. Dale will be dearly missed by many. Survivors include: his wife of 50 years, Sue Tipton; children, Jerry Tipton and wife Tami, and Justin and Joey Tipton; grandchildren, Jeremy Tipton and wife Lanie, Bethany Conaway and husband Alex, and Jessica, Jonathon, Jacob and Hannah Tipton; great grandchild, Cole Conaway; father, M.M. Tipton; siblings, Gerald Tipton and wife Freda, Velma Campbell and husband Keith, and Nelda Borst and husband Mark; and many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his mother, Edna Tipton. Arrangements and services were entrusted to Kennedy-Kennard Funeral and Cremation in Catoosa. | Tipton, Dale Monroe (I41251)
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| 554 | Daniel Dennis is listed on the bond with Jonathan G. Hanner listed as witness. | Family: James McCuiston / Hannah Harris (F886)
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| 555 | Daniel Durwood McCuiston of Marked Tree, Arkansas was born on April 22, 1972 to A.J. McCuiston and Mary Sherrill. Daniel Durwood McCuiston grew up in Marked Tree, Arkansas and graduated from Marked Tree High School. He loved spending time with his family and friends. He leaves his loving memories to be cherished by both of his parents A.J. McCuiston and Mary McCuiston of Marked Tree, AR., and two sons Chivey Freeman of San Diego, California, Donnell Holliman of West Memphis, Arkansas, two daughters Aleesha McCuiston of Jonesboro, Arkansas and Adeva Harris of West Memphis, Arkansas, three sister Odessa Mitchell of Blytheville, Arkansas, Nicole Island and Tamara McCuiston both of Marked Tree, Arkansas, four brothers Jesse J. Smith of El Paso Texas, Orlando McCuiston of Lepanto Arkansas, Willis McCuiston and Rodney McCuiston both of Marked Tree, Arkansas, five grandchildren and host of cousins, aunts, uncles, and family and friends. Visitation: 5-7 Friday June 12, 2020 at Woodard Funeral Service in Marked Tree, Arkansas Funeral Service June 13, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. at ( Victory Chapel) Woodard Funeral Service on 504 Elm Street Marked Tree, AR | McCuiston, Daniel Durwood (I37520)
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| 556 | Daniel is the twin brother of Stanley Huston. | McQuiston, Daniel Eugene (I6003)
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| 557 | Daniel W. McQuiston provides both the middle name of Irvin and Leroy. | McQuiston, Bert Leroy Jr. (I19212)
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| 558 | Daniel was in the Soldiers Home, Dayton, Ohio. He died in Veterans Hospital, Dayton, Ohio. | Moore, Daniel W. (I15297)
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| 559 | Danny L. McQuiston, 79 POSTED BY: FUNERAL HOME DECEMBER 10, 2021 Danny L. McQuiston, 79, of Wayne Township, passed away at his residence on Friday, December 10, 2021. Born in Ellwood City on September 30, 1942, Danny was the son of the late Olin and Grace Lewis McQuiston. He married the former Sharon Hogue on January 17, 1965. A 1961 graduate of Lincoln High School, Danny also attended Community College of Beaver County. He was a Veteran of the Air Force, serving from 1961 through 1965. Danny worked at B&W for twenty-three years and then worked at Butler Refrigerated Meats for twelve. Presbyterian by faith, Danny was an avid golfer, he enjoyed boating and bird watching. In his younger days, he was an avid hunter, fisherman, hiker and camper. Danny also volunteered with Meals on Wheels and Boy Scouts of America. Danny is survived by his wife, Sharon McQuiston of Wayne Township, a son, Keith (Stephanie) McQuiston of Beaver Falls, a daughter, Kirby (Kip) Huffman of Zelienople, a son, Kevin (Tammy) McQuiston of Tionesta, a brother, Gerald (Linda) McQuiston of Ellwood City, a sister-in-law, Raylene McQuiston of Ellwood City, many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews and his dog, Molly. In addition to his parents, Danny was preceded in death by his brother, Phillip McQuiston, many beloved dogs and his best friend, Skyler, his blue and gold macaw. Due to Covid and Danny’s wishes, there are no services. Memorial contributions can be made in his name to Ellwood City Meals on Wheels, the Ellwood City Area Public Library or to Bell Memorial Presbyterian Church.Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the ttp://www.tomonfuneralhome.com/">Joseph A. Tomon, Jr. Funeral Home & Crematory, 97 Grim Avenue, Ellport. | McQuiston, Danny L. (I32143)
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| 560 | DANNY MCCUISTION OBITUARY Danny Ray McCuistion, 64, Formerly of Altus, Oklahoma, passed unexpectedly on September 4th, 2022. He suffered a massive heart attack while surrounded by family. They were living out a life-long dream of a bucket list trip to Portland, Maine. Danny was born on February 27, 1958 in Altus, Oklahoma to Perry Emmanuel McCuistion and Norma Gean McCuistion. His family put roots down in Olustee, Oklahoma. Danny was an incredible athlete and played on the baseball and basketball team in Olustee and later went on to play baseball for Western Oklahoma State College. Soon after graduating high school, Danny went to work with his mentor and friend, former senator, Herschal Crow, at the state capitol in Oklahoma City. After working with Herschal, Danny went back to his hometown, Olustee, to serve as a council member, and later became mayor of Olustee. While working as mayor, Danny worked as a branch manger of the Olustee bank until he went back to university to continue his education. After earning his bachelor's degree in Accounting from Southwestern Oklahoma State University, he went on to work at the lending firm, Farm Credit, in Altus, Oklahoma. Danny decided after leaving Farm Credit to pursue a career in banking. While living in Altus, Danny served on the council of Altus, Oklahoma where he did many projects to serve his community such as, the chairman for the building of the Imagination Station, the cleaning p of Altus, and crime-stoppers. He was also involved in many organizations including the Military Affairs Committee, Main Street Committee, Leadership Thirty, Foundations of the Western Oklahoma State College, and the Rotary Club of Altus. He ended his career working as the financial officer for Lee Office Equipment in Altus, Oklahoma until he finally retired. Of all his wonderful accomplishments in life, his biggest accomplishment was being a devout husband, father, grandfather and uncle. He was so proud of his wife, two daughters and son-on-law, his grandson and his many nieces ad nephews. If you knew Danny, you knew his family. He did not know a stranger and would do anything and everything for those he loved. He took the time to show every loved one in his life his wisdom and knowledge. Every moment was a teachable moment in Danny's eyes. He was a devoted Christian, he loved telling all of his relatives about the birth of our Lord and Savior, and reading scripture during the holidays. Danny loved to golf with his girls and son-in-law, fish with his uncle Bobby, watch football games with his nephews, and travel the countryside with his wife, Liz. Danny was preceded in death by his grandparents, O.E. and Lizzie McCuistion and Alta and Fate Welch; his parents, Perry and Norma McCuistion; and his brothers, Ronnie and Randy McCuistion. Danny leaves behind his beloved wife of 40 years, Liz of Kingston, OK; his daughters: Whitney McCuistion of Midwest City, OK and Chelsea and Rory Reed of El Reno, OK: grandson, Barrett Reed; bonus daughter Caylee Elkins of Altus, OK; Aunt Darinda and Uncle Bobby Welch of Mead, OK; cousin Brenda and Bob Konen of Altus, OK; Aunt Betty Bornheim of McAlester, OK; sisters-in-law: Robbe LaMunyon (Danny) of Altus, Sally Mains (Mike) of Altus, Merry Smith (Randy) of Altus, Margaret Disney and Leander Thacker of Dallas, TX. He also leaves behind his nieces and nephews: Devin and Jacqui Welch of Mead, OK; Chris Groves of Miami, FL; Jake and Mercedes LaMunyon of Altus, Ok; Amanda and Tyler Redding of Altus, OK; Drew George of Altus, OK; Brady and Shelby George of Austin, TX; Tyler and Sarah George of Altus, OK; Skyler Smith of Altus; Shane McKee of Oklahoma CIty; Tommy Disney of Dallas, TX; his great-nieces and nephews: Chevelle, Ryder, Jessie and Westlyn LaMunyon; Parker, Stevie and Nova Smith; Jett George; Breck and Livie Redding; Jimi Mae George, and was waiting the arrival of his newest nephew, Wyatt George. Danny also leaves behind more incredible family members and host of wonderful friends. | McCuistion, Danny Ray (I31006)
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| 561 | DAR records list the date of birth as 31 October 1762. | McCuistion, Thomas (I161)
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| 562 | DAR records lists the date of birth as 23 Nov 1758. | McCuistion, James (I122)
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| 563 | DARLA ROBENOLT OBITUARY DARLA AUROHA ROBENOLT On March 28, 2017, Darla Auroha Robenolt, age 69, dear wife of James M. Boyd, died peacefully at Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro, NC shortly after a cherished reunion with her family. She was the loving sister of Brad (Ruth) Robenolt of Westminster, MD; Terry (Bob) Current, Jacquie (Marlin) Gregor and Kathy (Harry) Ram of Tucson, AZ; the late Judy Armstrong; sister-in-law of David Boyd; daughter of the late Norman and Jacqueline Robenolt; also survived by many nieces, nephews and very dear friends. Darla got a special joy from life and her memory is a blessing to all who knew her. Private services will be held at a later date. | Robenolt, Darla Auroha (I17767)
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| 564 | Database indicates "Infant McCuistion, Relative: s: J.W.; s: Ann, Death Date: 13 Sep 1876 | McCuistion (I343)
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| 565 | Date of death is verified with Maine Historical Society, Saco, Maine. | Cook, Esther Sarah (I11522)
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| 566 | Date of death unknown, however Leona says young. | McCuiston, Jane Dauson (I727)
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| 567 | Dates of birth and deaths taken from Markers at Ford Cemetery, Elsie, Gratiot County, Michigan, by LaRue McQuiston Newsom, 1 August 1967. | McQuiston, George (I7257)
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| 568 | David and his brother, John Knox, attended school in the old school house, District No. 1, in West Manchester, now the site of Trinity Church. One night they made a wager as to who could reach home first. Each started at his utmost speed, David, as he rushed into the house, had only time to say, "I've done it," when he fell at his mother's feet lifeless. | McQuesten, David (I11943)
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| 569 | David died after an operation for stomach trouble. | McQuesten, David M. (I16852)
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| 570 | David died as the result of an acute cardiovascular accident. | McCuistion, David Hoyle (I8549)
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| 571 | David died as the result of Cerebral Hemorrhage. | McCuistion, David Hoyle (I7314)
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| 572 | David died at the home of his son, Miles H. McCuistion. | McCuistion, David Rankin (I10905)
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| 573 | David died from chronic diarrhea. Another source indicates David died from wounds at a wayside of temporary hospital. His son, David, made a trip south hoping to find some trace of his father, but was unsuccessful. | McQuiston, David Sr. (I11566)
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| 574 | David died from injuries received when a barn collapsed, trapping him under the rubble. | Kendall, David Richard (I38306)
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| 575 | David H. drowned while attending a Methodist Church Camp at Sandy Lake Methodist Church Camp, Mill Creek Township, Pennsylvania. | McQuiston, David Harold (I6063)
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| 576 | David is buried in Cleveland, Tennessee. | McCuiston, David Rankin (I10550)
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| 577 | DAVID KINNEY OBITUARY David L. Kinney, 51, of Newport, passed away at home on Thursday, February 18, 2010. He was born on October 6, 1958 in Lewisburg, PA and was a United States Navy Veteran of the Indian Ocean. He had been employed with Kinsley Construction Co. David was a life member of the Duncannon VFW Post #255 and a member of the Enola American Legion. His greatest joy was his grandson, Dreshawn Snyder. He also enjoyed fishing, hunting, camping and car racing. Surviving are his wife Helen Billman Kinney, a daughter Misty Snyder of Duncannon, his father Delmar LeRoy Kinney of Union, SC, his mother & stepfather Marjorie & Brian Moses of Hummelstown, a brother Billy Ray Black and his wife Audrey of Etters, 3 sisters; Julie Eckerd of Inglenook, Kerin Lukens of Duncannon, Susan Rissinger of Duncannon, his grandson Dreshawn Snyder and several nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. He was preceded in death by a sister Rita Faye Augenstein. Memorial services will be held at 1pm on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 in Cornerstone Christian Church, 595 New Bloomfield Road, Duncannon, PA with Pastor Mike Jarrell officiating. Visitation will be from 12 pm (Noon) until 1 pm on Tuesday in the church. Arrangements are being handled by the Ronald C.L. Smith Funeral Home, 325 North High St. Duncannon. | Kinney, David L. (I41674)
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| 578 | David lived most of his life on the farm which had been acquired from the indians when it was atract of timberland. | McQuiston, David Ezra (I6039)
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| 579 | David Lotspeach was an officer in the army, do not know if his death was related to his service. He was killed east of the Mississippi. | Lotspeich, John David (I10968)
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| 580 | David McQuiston, Jr., a maternal cousin named Eby and a Mr. Anderson, drove a yoke of oxen to California at the gold fever time. | McQuiston, David Jr. (I2082)
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| 581 | David McQuiston, Sr. Obituary Dave (David) A. McQuiston, Sr., age 77, a resident of Downingtown, passed away peacefully on August 19, 2023, following a lengthy illness. He was the son of the late Alexander David McQuiston and Dorothy Jean McQuiston (Faulkner) of Gladwyne, Pennsylvania. He was an avid outdoorsman who spent over fifty years traveling to the family hunting camp in Clinton County, Pennsylvania. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and spending time with family and friends there. You could always count on him leaving the day after Thanksgiving for deer season. When he wasn't at the cabin, you often found him outside working around his Downingtown property and keeping an eye on the local wildlife. He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Betty Ann (Utz), his son David, Jr. (Erin) of West Chester, Pennsylvania and Steven (Danielle) of Stockton, NJ, and daughter Deborah Dillon (Mark) of Haslett, Michigan. He was known as "Pop-Pop" to his seven grandchildren: David III and Michael McQuiston of West Chester, Madison Leap, Brady and Alex McQuiston from Stockton, N.J., and Jack and Della Dillon from Haslett, Michigan. Being the oldest of 11 children, an abundance of nieces and nephews called him Uncle Dave. He is survived by his brothers Glenn and Brian McQuiston and his sisters Susan Mckelvey, Diane Wheaton, Janet Pugliesi, Jill Foulk, Debra Carzo, Carol Stumpo, and Dorothy Coleman. He was predeceased by his brother, Robert McQuiston. His life will be honored by family Saturday, September 16, 2023, at the Thorndale Inn, Downingtown, Pa., from Noon to 3:00 PM. | McQuiston, David A. Sr. (I44161)
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| 582 | David never married. | McQuiston, David McCalmont (I2666)
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| 583 | David resided in Preble County, Ohio. | McQuiston, David (I11065)
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| 584 | David Thomas McCuiston David Thomas McCuiston, 62, of Rockingham, passed away Friday, February 3, 2017 at Hospice Haven. Mr. McCuiston was born November 10, 1954 in Richmond County, a son of the late John H. and Maxine Jenkins McCuiston. He started his young working career at Richmond County Ambulance Service where some of his fondest memories were made. He then worked for CSX Railroad for a number of years and then decided to follow in his father’s footsteps as a commercial roofer until his failing health in 2009. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Joel Brigman. Surviving are his son, John David McCuiston; grandsons, Christian and Cason McCuiston; brothers, Mark McCuiston (Kim), Johnny McCuiston; sisters, Gayle Brigman Freeman, Linda McCuiston Henslee: sister-in-law, Sylvia Brigman and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2pm Wednesday at Carter Funeral Home in Rockingham with Rev. Mickey Briles officiating. Interment will follow in Richmond County Memorial Park. The family will see friends from 12:30 – 1:30 PM Wednesday at the funeral home and at other times at the Freeman home, 189 Old Ellerbe Road. Memorials may be made to the Shriners Childrens Hospitals. | McCuiston, David Thomas (I34505)
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| 585 | David was born on his father's farm in Deercreek Township. He lived there all his life, continuing to farm. His mother lived there also, keeping her own living room and bedroom aftr David and Laura married. | McQuiston, David William (I2503)
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| 586 | David was never married. | McQuisten, David (I6024)
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| 587 | David went by the spelling McQuesten. | McQuesten, David M. (I16852)
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| 588 | David's enlisted age was listed as 46 years of age, he may have been born about 1816. | McQuiston, David Sr. (I11566)
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| 589 | David's name is spelled McQuestion, as well as that of his father, James. | McQueston, David (I21967)
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| 590 | David, like the other children, was born on the family Homestead. | McQuesten, David (I11907)
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| 591 | DAWN VANCE OBITUARY Dawn (McQuiston) Vance Aged 51 passed away unexpectedly Oct 30th. Born in Des Moines, moved to Cedar Falls as a toddler. She attended and graduated from local schools. While married she resided in Washington, Texas, Mississippi, and Canada, returning to Iowa in 2005. She held various jobs, but found fulfillment at Exceptional Persons Inc for the last 7 years where she was recognized in 2017 for her exceptional care and passion for taking care of her persons served, being aswarded Direct Support Professional of the year. In her free time she enjoyed being outdoors, going camping, kayaking, and going to concerts. She is survived by daughter Bethany Borg (Waterloo), son Jerod Heichel (Ankeny), brother Tim Harris (U.S. Virgin Islands), Craig Harris (Allison), and mother Dee McQuiston (Iowa Falls). Preceded in death by brother William McQuiston and father Larry McQuiston. At Dawn's request there will be no funeral service. A celebration of life event will be planned for spring of 2023. | McQuiston, Dawn (I26266)
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| 592 | Dean lives around Iola, Kansas. | Hayes, Arza Dean (I209)
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| 593 | Death certificate number 29873. | Bromley, Robert James (I15)
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| 594 | Death of Major Sam McCuiston Dandridge – Major Sam McCuiston, one of the oldest citizens of Dandridge, was found dead in his room this morning. It seemed he had got up as usual and dressed and was kindling a fire in his room and dropped dead. He was laying just in front of the fireplace when his niece, Mrs. N. B. Guinn, entered his room about day-break. The neighbors were called in and found that he had been dead but a few minutes as his body was still warm. The major was a very quiet and good citizen, he had held office in this county for about thirty-four years, was Circuit Court Clerk for eighteen years, Register for eight years and was deputy clerk for eight years, he was very popular and hundreds of friends in Jefferson county will be sorry to hear of his death. He was about 76 years of age and had been living in Dandridge for more than fifty years. He was never married and has been living with his niece since the death of his sister in 1884. At the time of his death he had in his possession the original Davy Crockett flint-lock rifle-gun. Source: The Knoxville Tribune, Sunday, January 15, 1893 Transcribed by Robert McGinnis | McCuistion, Samuel Scott (I14416)
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| 595 | DEBRA CHARD OBITUARY Debra Lynn Chard, age 68 of Edison, Ohio, passed away on Friday, May 12, 2023 at her residence. Debra was born on July 8, 1954 to the late Floyd and Irene (Kipps) McQuistion in Sycamore, Ohio. On May 25, 1973, she married Dan Chard in Marion, Ohio. They enjoyed 49 years of marriage. Debra retired as an operator for GTE and Verizon for 38 years. She loved camping by the river, watching the hummingbirds, reading a novel and just enjoying time with Otis our Shepard. She also enjoyed antique shopping. She will truly be missed by family and friends. Debra was preceded in death by her parents; her sisters: Sandy Athy and Marilyn McQuistion and her brothers: James McQuistion and Floyd McQuistion, II. Those who will cherish her memories include her husband, Dan Chard of Edison, Ohio and other family members. No services will be observed. Donations may be given in Debra's memory to: American Cancer Society, PO Box 6704 Hagerstown, MD 21741. The Boyd Funeral Home is honored to be serving the Chard family. | McQuistion, Debra Lynn (I6118)
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| 596 | Demetria Virginia (Tipton) McCuiston born March 4, 1934 in Chic, Dyer, Tennessee, to parents Opal (Hogue) and John Tipton. Died March 3, 2023 in North Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan. She is survived by children, Betty Chaney, Coy Gene (Vicki) McCuiston, Pamela (Al) Geisler, and Mary (Gary) Hurst; 16 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren, 27 great great grandchildren with more on the way. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Rose Mary Lynn, grandson, Richard Fauble, great great granddaughter, Honesty Williams, parents, and siblings. She retired from Howmet around 1981 and was member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Visitation will be held Wednesday, March 8, at The Lee Chapel of Sytsema Funeral & Cremation Services, 6291 Harvey St, Norton Shores, MI 49444 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM. A second viewing will be held on Thursday, March 9 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 18975 Harvey (168th Ave.), followed by her Funeral Service at 11:00 AM . She will be interred at Sunrise Memorial Gardens (2188 Remembrance Dr. Muskegon MI). A graveside service will be at 2:30 PM. | Tipton, Demetria Virginia (I12287)
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| 597 | Denise A. Addison, 68, passed away at her home in Tionesta, Calif. on April 2, 2021. Denise was born in Long Island, N.Y. on Sept. 15, 1942 to Mel and Pat Domes. After graduating from high school, she worked for the General Telephone Company from 1970 to 2000. Denise married her husband James Addison in North Hollywood, Calif. on July 13, 1978. She enjoyed spending time riding on the back of her husband's Harley and later became the matriarch of the Timber Mountain Store. A graveside service was held at Malin Community Cemetery at an earlier date. She is survived by her husband of 43 years, Jim Addison; her six children; 17 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. | Domes, Denise Adele (I40)
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| 598 | Dennis was struck by a saw mill belt pulley, causing significant brain trauma. | Edwards, Dennis Draper (I41152)
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| 599 | Descendants of Catherine Jane believe her last name may have been Tennant; this is speculation and not proven as yet. Catherine's gravestone has the initials "CCM". This could indicate her maiden name began with a "C". | Tennant, Catherine Jane (I185)
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| 600 | Descendants say William married a Mary Crow, however, his will states Martha as his wife; is this the same person or was William married twice? | McQuiston, William (I1846)
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