Death of Ray Clifton Heavener in Jefferson Maryland
Ray Clifton Heavener 66 of Jefferson Maryland died Saturday in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born August 9 1911 in Hardy County he was the son of the late Jacob and Nancy Combs Heavener. Survived by seven sons two daughters and a brother. Wife Viola Shanholtz preceded him in 1973. Funeral service held today at 11 a.m. at McKee Funeral Home with Rev Gary Edwards. Burial in Salem Cemetery Slanesville West Virginia.
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