Obituary of Emory A. Williams 90 of Vinton Iowa
Emory Allan Williams 90 died Sunday June 4 2000 in Virginia Gay Hospital after a brief illness. Services are 10 30 a m Wednesday at Phillips Funeral Home Chapel Vinton with Rev Matthew Hempeck. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery Vinton. He is survived by three sons Richard Allan Williams Larry Emory Williams and Dennis Insco eleven grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren. He was born November 28 1909 in Vinton to William Insco and Edna Henderson Williams. He married Mabel Helene Erickson September 16 1931. The couple farmed north of Vinton then moved to Vinton in 1964. He served on the Taylor No 3 School board the Vinton School board during consolidation and for seven years after and on the Wesley United Methodist Church board Virginia Gay Hospital Board of Regents and Garrison Creamery Board. He helped organize the Vinton Rural Fire Department. His wife Mabel died June 17 1996. A memorial fund was set up for the Vinton Lutheran Home or Central Lutheran School.
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