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| 1601 | Marty McQuistion Obituary Marty Lee McQuistion With great sadness, we announce the passing of Marty "Red" McQuistion, a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend who departed this world Friday, January 17, 2025. Known for his kind and caring heart, Marty was the person everyone turned to in times of need, and he never hesitated to help-whether it was a neighbor, a friend, or a stranger. Born February 20, 1957, and a graduate of Tiffin Columbian in 1975, Marty lived a life full of purpose and passion. He had an uncanny ability to build or fix anything, from restoring old cars to repairing things around the house for anyone who asked. But his true gift was the way he cared for people. His warmth and big-hearted nature made everyone feel welcome, and his presence was a constant source of comfort and reassurance. Marty had a love for the outdoors and shared that joy with all who knew him. Whether fishing at sunrise, hunting in the woods, working on construction projects, or bowling a perfect game, he embraced life with enthusiasm and a quiet strength that inspired others. Yet, nothing made him happier than spending time with his family, especially his eight beloved grandchildren. He was their biggest supporter, their patient teacher, and their greatest source of hugs and encouragement. Surviving is Teresa, the love of his life for 47 years; their children, Rena (Bryan) Hicks and Aaron (McKenzie) McQuistion, who carry forward his spirit of kindness and generosity; and his eight treasured grandchildren, Dillian, Korbin, Olivia, Lilly, Ethan, Savanna, Colton and Ava who were the light of his life. Marty is also survived by siblings, Karen, Terry, Marla, and Dave. He was predeceased by Kevin and Duane. He will also be deeply missed by his countless friends and neighbors, all of whom he considered family. Marty was a man who built more than things-he built relationships, memories, and a legacy of love that will endure forever. As we mourn his loss, we celebrate the life of a man who lived with a heart full of love, hands always ready to help, and a spirit that made the world a better place. A private celebration of Marty's life will take place Friday, January 24, 2025. Rest easy, Marty, your kindness and love will forever guide us. Arrangements in care of Belton-Stroup Funeral Home, Fairborn. | McQuistion, Marty Lee (I6988)
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| 1602 | Marvin and Jennye did not have any children. | McCuiston, Jennye A. (I3149)
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| 1603 | Marvin J. died from a heart attack. | Few, Marvin Jasper (I8267)
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| 1604 | Mary Ann and Samuel were married by S. W. McCracken, M. G. | Family: Samuel Glenroye McQuiston / Mary Ann Wylie (F5190)
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| 1605 | Mary Ann and William lived and died in Dandridge, Jefferson County, Tennessee. | McCuistion, Mary Ann (I19598)
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| 1606 | Mary Ann and William were married by the Reverend John McCampbell. | Family: William Shannon / Mary Ann McCuistion (F6738)
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| 1607 | Mary Ann is incorrectly listed as Mary Jane in the original genealogy. | McQuiston, Mary Ann (I2534)
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| 1608 | Mary Ann McCuistion was born in Lincoln County, Tennessee, July 5 1804. she was married to Jesse Summers Feb. 20, 1823, professed religion and joined the Baptist church in 1825. Jesse Summers, her devoted husband died Dec. 30, 1827, and she was married to Thos. McCuistion Dec. 10, 1829. They moved to Mississippi in 1837, where they remained until 1851, when they moved to Nacogdoches county, Texas, where they have ever since lived, and where she died May 8, 1892, being aged eighty-seven years, ten months and three days. Sister McCuistion was the oldest member of the oldest church in Texas. Her membership has been continuously with the old North Church for over forty years. When the split took place between the Missionary and anti-Missionary Baptists in 1830, she refused to take sides in the controversy and remained with the original church and really held it together. She was the mother of eight children, only four of whom survive her. During all those years of her pilgrimage, she was a most tender and devoted mother, an affectionate and faithful wife, a consistent and consecrated Christian. Her husband had the misfortune a few weeks ago to be accidentally hurt, and for a time his life was in jeopardy. During his period of suffering, her care of him was as touchingly tender as it might have been half a century ago. She lingered about two weeks on the banks of the river of death, and then passed over to her home in heaven. She was fully conscious of her approaching death and spoke of it calmly and hopefully unto the end. She called around her bedside her family and friends and bade each a touching farewell, gave careful instructions and faithful admonitions, and then in the fulness of time, ripe with age and rich in experience, she fell asleep in Jesus. The whole community waited at her bedside and followed her beloved remains to the tomb. She had looked back on a life well spent, with a conscience void of offense toward God and man, and looked forward to the land of the glorified with sweet and hopeful anticipations. | Mealls, Mary Ann (I10359)
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| 1609 | Mary died at the home of her daughter, Hazel Walker. | Hunt, Mary Hannah (I2473)
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| 1610 | Mary died at the Ida Grove Hospital. | McQuistion, Mary E. (I15050)
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| 1611 | Mary died in childbirth. | McCuistion, Mary Ann (I13203)
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| 1612 | Mary died in her home of an acute coronary occlusion. | Dafoe, Mary Estelle (I272)
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| 1613 | Mary Elaine McCuistion November 13, 1957 - March 07, 2021 Mary Elaine McCuistion , 63, of Sweetwater, TX passed away on March 7, 2021 at her home. She was cremated. Elaine was born on November 13, 1957 to parents John Boswell Jr. and Cecil Leey Bailey in Sweetwater. Elaine had a love for animals and when her family was sick, she would nurse them back to health. Surviors are: Robert Boswell and wife Mary Lou Boswell of Round Rock, TX, and many nieces and nephews and all that loved her. Preceded in death by: John Boswell Jr., Cecil Leey Bailey, Jeanette Patocka . There will be a Memorial service on a later date. | Boswell, Mary Elaine (I40268)
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| 1614 | Mary Eliza and Charles are reported to have had seven girls and one boy. | McCuiston, Mary Elizabeth (I3601)
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| 1615 | Mary Eliza was an invalid for several years before her death. | McQuiston, Mary Eliza (I2408)
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| 1616 | Mary Elizabeth had blue eyes and straight brown hair, that she wore in a bun. She carded her own wool and spun it on a spinning whell, dying the yarn by dipping it into walnut dye to turn it shades of orange and butternut brown. She then wove the material on a loom to make clothes for her family. She loved flowers and dipped snuff. Mary Elizabeth and Thomas lived in a big four room house with a dog trot and a big front porch. | McCuistion, Mary Elizabeth (I12067)
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| 1617 | Mary Elizabeth is the twin sister of Margaret Louise, both died in infancy. | McCuiston, Mary Elizabeth (I2859)
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| 1618 | Mary Elizabeth Moore McClanahan of Paris died at 11:50pm Sunday, Feb. 8, 1998, at McCuistion Regional Medical Center. She was a graduate of Paris High School and received two bachelor degrees in music from C.I.A. College, now Texas Woman's University, in Denton. For several years prior to marriage, she taught music in East Paris school and at Paris Junior College. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, former member of McCuistion Hospital Auxiliary, and former member of Paris Music Club. | Moore, Mary Elizabeth (I4024)
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| 1619 | Mary Elizabeth was born in Scotland, and raised in Pawnee City, Nebraska. | Miller, Mary Elizabeth (I6089)
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| 1620 | Mary Elizabeth was killed by lightning. | McQuiston, Mary Elizabeth (I14622)
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| 1621 | Mary Ellen and Ernest lived in McDonald, Pennsylvania and then Oil City, Pennsylvania. | McQuiston, Mary Ellen (I2616)
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| 1622 | Mary Ellen and James did not have any children. | Miller, Mary Ellen (I11644)
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| 1623 | Mary Ellen died from a cerebral hemorrhage. | Womble, Mary Ellen (I17296)
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| 1624 | Mary Ellen was not married. | McQuistion, Mary Ellen (I15046)
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| 1625 | Mary Francis burned to death, while burning a pile of brush. | McCuiston, Mary Frances (I3588)
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| 1626 | Mary Francis Russell August 14, 1930 - April 15, 2020 Mary Francis Russell, 89, of Madison, Kansas, passed away Wednesday, April 15, 2020, at the Coffey County Hospital in Burlington from complications of Covid-19. Mary was born August 14, 1930, in Ray County, Missouri, the daughter of William Oscar and Alberta Orene (Dudgeon) Layman. She graduated from Stet High School in Stet, Missouri, in 1948. On June 4, 1950, she and Tom Hadley Russell were married in Ray County, Missouri. They moved from Excelsior Springs, Missouri, to Madison in 1965. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Tyler Kraft; a brother, William LeRoy Layman; and a sister, Freta Dooley. She leaves Tom, her husband of more than 69 years; her children, Mary Sue Kraft and husband Tom of Gridley, KS, Nina Williams and husband Bary of Emporia, KS, and Larry Russell and wife Ruthann of Gilmer, TX; grandchildren, John Russell (Melinda), Justin Kraft, Jason Russell (Susan), Kristin Bousquet (David), Karis Williams, and Kaila Seals (Ryne); great-grandchildren, Landon, Alexandra, Maverick, and Ryker Kraft, Sienna and Sawyer Spaulding, Taylor Elbe, Colton Springer, and Prairie Seals; many other relatives and friends. As to her wishes Mrs. Russell will be cremated. Memorial services for Mary and Tom will be held 10:00 A.M. Saturday, July 11, 2020, at Jones Funeral Home in Burlington The family will meet with friends from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Friday, July 10, at Jones Funeral Home. | Layman, Mary Frances (I42123)
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| 1627 | Mary is buried at Lot 211. | McQuiston, Mary (I14539)
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| 1628 | Mary is the twin sister of Margaret. | McCuiston, Mary Alice (I3689)
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| 1629 | Mary Jane and James were married by William Caldwell, J. P.. | Family: James McCampbell Ashmore / Mary Jane McCuistion (F6729)
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| 1630 | Mary Jane did not marry. | Yoakum, Mary Jane (I15744)
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| 1631 | Mary Jane is buried in the family plot at Pampa, Texas. | McCuistion, Mary Jane (I1264)
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| 1632 | Mary Jane McCuistion was a strong character and a perfect lady throughout her long life. When a child, her step-mother's sister, Catherine McGuire, made Mary spin long hours--punishment was by cutting at her legs with bois d'arc switches. The scars were carried to Mary's grave at the age of 88. Brother Noah took Mary, aged 6, and two other children and moved to a cabin on the far side of Joshua McCuistion's land by a spring, never again to return to the father's house. | McCuistion, Mary Jane (I1264)
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| 1633 | Mary Lou McQuiston, native of Pell City, Al and resident of Baton Rouge, LA, passed away on March 10, 2021 at the age of 90. She is survived by her daughter, Pamela Blackwell and fiancé Eddie Jeansonne; son, David McQuiston and wife Dawn; grandchildren, Derek Blackwell (Lauren), Justin Blackwell (Courtney), Daniel, Joshua, and Thomas McQuiston; 7 great grandchildren; and brother, Jimmy Kimberly (Debra). She is preceded in death by her loving husband, Roy McQuiston; parents, Curtis and Verna Mowery Kimberly; brother, Charles Kimberly; and sister-in-law, Darlyn Kimberly. Mary Lou was a faithful member of First Baptist of Gonzales. She enjoyed spending time with her family, going to church, and reading. She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her. Family and friends are invited to gather at Greenoaks Funeral Home on Monday, March 15, 2021 from 10 am until funeral service at 12 pm. Burial will follow in Greenoaks Memorial Park. | Kimberly, Mary Lou (I9978)
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| 1634 | Mary Lynda McCuistion Lewis Birth Date: May 8, 1931 Death Date: Dec 9, 2024 Funeral Date: Dec 17, 2024, 2:00 pm Location: First United Methodist Church, Little Rock, AR Biography: Mary Lynda McCuistion Lewis, who loved well and was so well loved in return, died peacefully on December 9, 2024. For the first eleven years of her life growing up in El Dorado, Arkansas, Lynda was the adored only child of J.B. and Margaret McCuistion. That changed with the birth of a sister, Sandra (nicknamed “Butchie”), who became her great joy and best friend. After graduation from El Dorado High School in 1949, Lynda attended two years at Henderson State Teachers College and then married her high school beau, Sexton Lewis. The couple moved to Little Rock where Sexton began a cardiology residency and later practice, while Lynda worked first at the Little Rock Housing Authority and then at Arkansas Power and Light. They had two children, a son, John, and a daughter, Sarah. Among other community involvement, Lynda devoted much of her time outside the home to First United Methodist Church in Little Rock. Over the years, she served on every committee of the church and especially enjoyed her volunteer work with “Contact,” a crisis call center. She made life-long and deeply cherished friends through the Bowen Sunday School Class and singing in the church Ensemble. Lynda had a positive and loving spirit, never uttering a bad word about anyone. She had a keen mind and could work the Times crossword in a flash, go through two novels a week, and always won in Trivial Pursuit. She was also just fun to be with. Poised and gracious, Lynda had an unsuspecting and witty sense of humor and loved a good joke or well-timed quip. Most of all, Lynda was utterly devoted to her family. She spent countless hours with her beloved children and grandchildren and their activities. She traveled extensively, both home and abroad with them. This included many cross country car trips patiently endured in the back of the family minivan with fractious grandchildren. Those times and trips will not be forgotten. Lynda’s unending care and involvement in the lives of her grandchildren earned her the moniker of “Mommy Too,” (as in also my mom) coined by an observant and adoring grandchild. Her favorite times were hosting her family and her sister’s family at Christmas in her home, playing the piano while directing the assigned singing parts of the “Twelve Days of Christmas.” The singing talent may have been lacking but the fun was not. She will be deeply missed but leaves joy in the hearts of all she touched and loved. Lynda is survived by her two children, Sarah Lewis James (Paul) and John Lewis (Vicki) of Little Rock and her five grandchildren: Gray and Logan Lewis, and Frances, Drew, and Caroline James. She is also survived by her brother-in- law, Howard Elder of Rocky Face, Georgia, and nephews, Steve Elder (Anastasia) of Starkville, Mississippi, Bruce Elder (Heather) and Scott Elder (Brooke) both of Atlanta, as well as eight great nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her beloved parents and sister, Sandra McCuistion Elder. The family is extremely grateful for the support of Lynda’s friends and the loving care she received by the dedicated staff at the House of Three and Gentiva Hospice, particularly in her last days. A memorial service will be held at First United Methodist Church on Tuesday, December 17, 2024 at 2:00 pm, with reception to follow in Fellowship Hall. In lieu of flowers, please consider a memorial to the First United Methodist Church, 723 Center St., Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 or to a charity or nonprofit of your choosing. Arrangements are under the direction of RuebelFuneralHome.com | McCuistion, Mary Lynda (I21234)
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| 1635 | Mary M. Ritter OBITUARY Mary M. Ritter, née McQuiston, age 71, passed away May 10, 2024. Born in Darby, she was the daughter of the late David and Mary McQuiston. Also predeceased by siblings, Dennis and Patricia McQuiston, and her son, Christopher Ritter. Mary is survived by her husband, Edward Ritter; children Nikki Van Horn (Jim), and Patrick Ritter; grandchildren, Sean and Meghan Ritter, Zachary, Dylan, Alexander and Ethan Van Horn; and brother David McQuiston (Joanne). Funeral Mass, Tues, May 21, 11:30am, St. Patrick’s Church, 104 Channing Avenue., Malvern, PA. Viewing from 10 -11:15am in the Church. Burial SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. | McQuiston, Mary Agnes (I6082)
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| 1636 | Mary married Daniel Moor, her first cousin and a descendant of John and Janet Moor. | Family: Daniel Moor / Mary Shirley McQuesten (F4513)
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| 1637 | Mary McCuistion Woodburn's children lived near Haynesville, Missouri. | Woodburn, Mary (I4101)
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| 1638 | Mary Sue (Brewer) McQuiston, 84, passed away on Friday, August 28, 2020 at her home in Kansas City, KS. Funeral services will be held at Breshears Memorial Chapel in Brunswick, MO on Thursday, September 3, 2020 at 12:00 P.M. Pastor Dan Newburg will officiate the service. Visitation will precede the service on Thursday from 11:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. Burial will be in Elliott Grove Cemetery in Brunswick, MO. Mary was born on January 28, 1936 in Kansas City, MO, the daughter of Lonnie and Maggie (Overholt) Brewer. She graduated from Brunswick High School in 1954 and later attended Johnson County Community College. Mary married Harold McQuiston in Shawnee Mission, KS in 1973. Mary was a manager at Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), a proof operator and bank teller at United Kansas Bank, and gained lifelong friends in the realty business. She enjoyed traveling the world, dancing, going to the movies, and shopping. Mary was a member of Westbrook’s Church in Overland Park, KS. Mary is survived by two children, Lonnie Henderson of Overland Park, KS and Tyna McLaughlin and her husband JR of Kansas City, KS; one sister, Donna Duzan of Kansas City, MO; three grandchildren, Krystal Morgan and her husband Dennis of Basehor, KS, Gary Seifert of Kansas City, KS, and Natasha Zarda and her husband John of Basehor, KS; four great-grandchildren, Blake Ewing, Nathan Morgan, Trinity Seifert, and Cash Zarda; and one daughter-in-law, Debra Price of Eudora, KS. Mary is also survived by the father of her children, Herbert Henderson. She was preceded in death by parents, her husband, Harold, and her son, Herbert Allen Henderson. Pallbearers will be Cody Henning, JR McLaughlin, Dennis Morgan, Nathan Morgan, Gary Seifert, and John Zarda. | Brewer, Mary Sue (I42934)
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| 1639 | Mary Sue McChristian Dennis, age 84, of Paducah, previously of Bardwell, passed away on Sunday, June 27, 2021 at the Ray & Kay Eckstein Hospice Care Center in Paducah. Mary Sue was born on March 13, 1937 in Bardwell to the late Thomas McChristian and Bonnie Dean Tharp Morris. She was of the Baptist faith. Mary Sue loved to read and sew, but mostly enjoyed spending her time cooking for friends and family. She also enjoyed dancing at many of the local Senior Citizen events. Mary Sue was the leader of her family and would do anything and everything to make those she loved most happy. Mary Sue is survived by five daughters, Vickie Smith, Sue Ann Shearon, Sheila Shearon, Michelle (Chad) Perry and Christy (Danny) Ortega, all of Paducah; one son, Bobby Dennis, Jr. of Paducah; two brothers, Otis Berry of Cunningham and Alan (Vickie) Morris of Mayfield; 12 grandchildren, Mitzi McGee, LeaAnn Taylor, Colby Calvert, Charlie Perry, Devin (Allison) Perry, Ashley (Brandon) Dennis, Caleb Perry, Jasmine Perry, Eddie Ortega, Brittany Dennis, Belle Ortega and Max Ortega; nine great-grandchildren; one daughter-in-law, Tammy Dennis and several Nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Bobby Clay Dennis, Sr. and her parents. Funeral Services for Mary Sue will be held at 2:00 pm on Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at Milner & Orr Funeral Home of Wickliffe with Bro. Alan Morris officiating. Burial will follow at Bethlehem Church Cemetery in Wickliffe. Visitation will be from 12:00 pm until the service time of 2:00 pm on Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may be made in memory of Mary Sue Dennis to the Alzheimer’s Association: 225 N Michigan Ave. Floor 17, Chicago, IL 60601 | McChristian, Mary Sue (I40615)
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| 1640 | Mary was buried in an unmarked grave. | Woodall, Mary Elizabeth (I28677)
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| 1641 | Mary was found, by her son Thomas, lying beside the stove in the kitchen where she apparently had been trying to build a fire. | Sherman, Mary Elizabeth (I9784)
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| 1642 | Mary was ill with Alzheimer's Disease. | McQuiston, Mary Ellen (I8122)
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| 1643 | Mary was unmarried. | McQuistan, Mary (I6492)
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| 1644 | Mary's last name is thought to have been Witty, this is not certain. | Witty, Mary (I17161)
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| 1645 | MARY'S OBITUARY Mary E. Manning, age 73 of McKenzie passed away Tuesday, April 23, 2019 at Christian Care Center of McKenzie. Her funeral service will be 2:00 PM Friday, April 26, 2019 at McEvoy Funeral Home with Bro. James Hazelwood of Bethel Baptist Church in McKenzie officiating. Burial will follow at Birds Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in Whitlock. Visitation will be from 4:00-7:00 PM Thursday, April 25, 2019 at McEvoy Funeral Home and continue after 11:00 AM Friday prior to the service. Pallbearers will be Jake Manning, J.W. Edwards, Kristen Manning, Isaac Manning, Mac McCuiston, and Dan Burnine. Mary E. Manning was born November 26, 1945 in Whitlock, Tennessee to the late Curtis Hayden McCuiston and the late Mary Virginia Morris McCuiston. In 1962 she married Buddy Joseph Manning and he preceded her in death on December 31, 2014. Ms. Manning is survived by one son, Christopher Todd Manning of Batavia, IL; one daughter-in-law, Tracy Manning of Chattanooga, TN; three grandchildren: Jake (Brea) Manning, Samantha Manning, and Melanie (Joseph) Bemis; two great grandchildren: Hunter Bemis and Kayden Bemis; and one brother, Curtis H. (Peggy) McCuiston, Jr. of McKenzie, TN. Besides her parents and husband, Ms. Manning was also preceded in death by two sons: Joseph Sheryl Manning and James Lee Manning who was preceded at birth; and two sisters: Loredda Carol Davis and Ramell Mae Hudgins | McCuiston, Mary Ellen (I12691)
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| 1646 | Marylen committed suicide. | MacQueston, Marylen A. (I18061)
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| 1647 | Matilda is the twin sister of Mary Jane. | McQueston, Matilda (I16832)
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| 1648 | Matilda's grandson, Walter Robert, indicates the date of death is September 1947. | Joslin, Matilda A. (I9675)
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| 1649 | Matthew and Jennet were married by John Wilson, J. P. | Family: Matthew Wilson / Jennet McQuiston (F5290)
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| 1650 | Matthew B. ClinkscaleMay 21, 1980 — July 2, 2012Matthew B. Clinkscale, 32 NEW MIDDLETOWN - Matthew B. Clinkscale, 32, passed away Monday, July 2, from injuries sustained in a car accident.Matt was born May 21, 1980, in Youngstown, a son of Ralph Sr. and Kathy Georgaris Clinkscale.He was a 1998 graduate of Struthers High School, where he excelled in both basketball and football. A member of Struthers Church of Christ, Matt was a Sunday school teacher for the Cradle Roll Class.Matt was a family oriented person and loved spending time with his family. He enjoyed taking his sons to the bike trail to see the trains, playing basketball and vacationing with his family in Myrtle Beach. He was very excited to be treating his sons to their very first airplane flight this Sunday to Myrtle Beach.Matt was known for his infectious smile. He never knew a stranger and made friends where ever he traveled. He was a wonderful and loving husband and father. He also played a integral part in the lives and activities of two of his nephews, Anthony and Daron. Matt was an avid University of Michigan fan and enjoyed attending football games with his brother-in-law, Chris. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.Matt was employed in the Trim Department at General Motors, Lordstown, for the past 12 years. It was at General Motors that he met the love of his life, Theresa Lukanec. They were married on June 17, 2006.Besides his parents and wife, Matt leaves behind his two sons, Jalen Matthew and Braylon Xavier Clinkscale; his grandmother, Betty Georgaris; two brothers, Ralph Clinkscale Jr. of Austintown and Nick (Heather) Clinkscale of Struthers; one sister, Sermona Clinkscale of Baltimore; father and mother-in-law, Edward "Mickey" and Karen Lukanec of East Palestine; brother and sisters-in-law, Keith Lukanec of Ravenna, Stacie (Chris) Stran of Belleville, Mich., and Karrie Lukanec of Lisbon; 14 and nieces and nephews, Delshon, Shondel, JaRod, Anthony, Daron, Ralph III, Rhya, George, Melina, Morgan, Nolan, Ashley, Kendra, and Kelsey.Matt was preceded in death by his grandparents, Madison and Mattie Clinkscale and James "Joe" Georgaris.Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Church of Christ of Struthers, with Brent Covan officiating. Interment will follow at the Poland Riverside Cemetery in Poland.Friends will be received Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Davidson-Becker Funeral Home in Struthers, and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. Saturday at the church | Clinkscale, Matthew B. (I44590)
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