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Two Falls in Willard Area Echo Obituaries of Willis McEndree and George L. Ally
Willis McEndree 77 Willard died at home from a heart attack. He retired in 1965 after 47 years with Baltimore and Ohio Railway and is survived by two sons, five grandchildren, and a sister. Services Thursday at First Presbyterian Church Willard with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. George L. Ally 42 rural Plymouth died at Willard Area Hospital after a long illness. He worked 16 years as a truck driver for R.O. Darling Construction Co. Services Friday at Secor Funeral Home with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Memorials to the First Presbyterian Church and National Diabetic Association.
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Willis McEndree
Willard
McEndree
Spider
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
First Presbyterian Church
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Mr. McEndree
David
Norfolk
Eugene
Otis Morgan
Akron
Woodrow
Mansfield
Fink Lindsey
Richard Bower
Greenwood Cemetery
George L. Ally Willard
George L. Ally
Plymouth
Willard Area Hospital
Mr. Ally
Newville
R.O. Darling Construction Co
New Haven
Ally
Virginia
Jack
Jeff
Jimmie
Joyce) Bailey
Shiloh
Harvey
Lester
Belleville
Charles
Butler
Margaret Palmer
Thelma McPherson
Clearwater
Fla
Betty Newell
Secor Funeral Home
Charles McCoy
Maple Grove Cemetery
National Diabetic Association