Wunderle, 70, Dies in Herrin. Former Drug Store Co-owner
George Etherton Wunderle, 70, of Route 1 Herrin formerly Bloomington, died 11 a.m. Friday March 12 1982 at Herrin Hospital. He was a 32nd Degree Mason life member of the Bloomington Elks Lodge and a member of Murphysboro First Methodist. He co owned Doerrs Drug Store in Murphysboro. Born June 25 1911 in Belleville to George Michael and Nellie Etherton Wunderle. Married Mary Byrd October 9 1948 in Murphysboro. Survived by wife in Herrin and daughter Suzann Erlenbush of Bloomington. Funeral 1 p.m. Monday Crawshaw Mortuary Murphysboro with burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Friends may call 5 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Etherton Wunderle
Route 1
Herrin
Bloomington
Herrin Hospital
Mr. Wunderle
Elks Lodge
Methodist Church
Murphysboro
Doerrs Drug Store
Belleville
George Michael
Nellie Etherton Wunderle
Mary Byrd
Suzann Erlenbush
Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel
Pleasant Grove
McKinney of DeSoto Dies at 66 After Illness
S Delbert McKinney 66 of Route 1 De Soto died 8:53 p.m. Friday March 12 1982 at Memorial Hospital Carbondale after a long illness. He was a truck driver for Lloyd McKinnies and a farmer. Survived by six sons two daughters several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Meredith Funeral Home Carbondale. Burial McKinney Hill Cemetery De Soto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Delbert McKinney
de Soto
Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Mr. McKinney
Lloyd McKinnies
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
West Frankfort
Williamson County
Lee
Josie Thomas McKinney
Deaths and funeral notices in Murphysboro and Marion
Obituary notices list Robert L. Morgan 87 of Murphysboro with 62 years in Masonic Lodge 498 and other affiliations amid World War I service and a Ford dealer career. Multiple death notices follow for Harley Holderfield Ralph Pritchett Kenneth Earl Taylor and related services, calls, and burial plans across Murphysboro Goreville Marion and Mount Vernon locations.
Herbert L. Bramlet ex commander dies in Du Quoin
Maj Herbert Lee Bramlet 60 of Du Quoin died Friday March 12 1982 at Marshall Browning Hospital. A state policeman for nearly 30 years he led Illinois northern and southern divisions and District 9 in Springfield. WWII tank commander in Europe he retired in 1979 and worked with Bramlet Motor Sales. Born August 5 1921 in Eldorado he is survived by wife Mary Ann and two sons Gene and James Michael. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park with services at First United Methodist Church in Du Quoin.
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Herbert Lee Bramlet
du Quoin
Marshall Browning
Bramlet
Illinois
Springfield
Equality
Gene
Bramlet Motor Sales
Europe
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Bramlet
Eldorado
Wanda
Anita Bourland Bramlet
Mary Ann Clark
Death notice for Lester F. Cobb in Du Quoin Illinois
Lester F Cobb 80 of 105 Cole St Du Quoin died 12 36 p m Thursday March 11 1982 at Marshall Browning Hospital Du Quoin He was a longtime resident a Sacred Heart Church member a retired salesman born March 31 1901 in St Louis Mo to Charles S and Catherine Sheehan Cobb married Bertha Ritter August 4 1926 in Du Quoin Survived by wife one son Richard Cobb one sister Clara Mae Pope and four brothers preceded in death by four brothers Funeral 10 a m Monday Sacred Heart Church Du Quoin burial Sacred Heart Cemetery Rosary 9 30 a m Monday Neal Memorial Chapel nearby.
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Metairie Chapel
Jefferson
Edward Victor Prudent
Zeigler
Garden of Memories
Prudent
St. Agnes Catholic Church
South Pacific
Centralia
Eugene and
Anna Kindermann Prudent
Edna Baker
Lynn Civello
Gene
Bill Prudent
Mildred Zivalyevich
Chicago
Crawshaw Mortuary
Murphysboro
Robert L. Morgan
Spruce St
Jackson County
Oakland Cemetery
Carbondale
Morgan
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of Southern
Valley of Southern Illinois, of Ainad Shrine Temple
East St. Louis
Williamson County
William E. Morgan
Nancy Catherine Presley Morgan
Elsie Fulemwider
Lester F. Cobb
Cole St
du Quoin
Marshall Browning
Mr. Cobb
Sacred Heart Church
St. Louis
Charles S
Catherine Sheehan Cobb
Bertha Ritter
Connie Gauvain
Springfield
Richard Cobb
San Francisco
Calif
Clara Mae Pope
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Neal
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George Wunderle
S. Delbert McKinney of
DeSoto
Grace Herrin
Donna Stull
Janet McDaniel
Debbie Piquard
Mary Marelda
San Jose
Carrie McKinney
Meredith Funeral Home
McKinney Hill Cemetery
Beulah Bonds
W. Main
Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Mitchell-Hughes-Lemaster
Snider Hill Cemetery
Archie L. Price
Morgan Drive
Mitchell-Hughes-Lemaster Funeral Home
S. Deibert McKinney
Mason
Harley Holderfield
Whitwell Funeral Home
Goreville
Cana
Mr. Holderfield
First United Methodist Church of
Saline
Order of the Eastern Star
Violet Dooley
Rex Holderfield
Robert R
Joan Kennedy
Edith Walsh
Eve Johnson
Long Island
N.Y
First Christian Church of
Shriners Childrens Hospital
Ralph Pritchett
Shiloh
N. Monroe
Friends
Hughey Funeral Home
Mount Vernon
Pritchett
General Foods
Marion Christian Church
Kenneth Earl Taylor
Odd Fellows
Mr. Taylor
Spillertown
James
Iva Ellis Benner Taylor
Nora Mae Floyd
Jane Thompson
VFW
Danny Thompson
Tulsa
Okla
Bill
Jeanette
Iva Jean Bailey
Herbert L. Bramlet
Chael
Sunset Memorial Park
Don White
Sheriff White
Sheriffs’ Auxiliary
Jackson County Sheriff
Barbara Dallas
Paul H. Booth
William Kilquist
Makanda
Wayman Presley
Alre
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