Mrs. Grace Cliffman, 94, a former resident of King City and Berlin, who had lived the past 12 years in St. Joseph, died last Wednesday at Laverna Heights, Savannah. Memorial services were held here Friday afternoon conducted by the Rev. Martin Barker. Mrs. Gerald Johnson and Mrs. James Adams sang "Good Night and Good Morning" and Beyond the Sunset." Mrs. Martin Barker was organist. Pallbearer were Leon Jennings, Harlan Stegman, William Miller, Walter R. Miller, James Burks and Garel Rainey. Burial was in King City Cemetery. Mrs. Cliffman became a Christian at an early age and live a devoted life. She and Guy Cliffman were married in 1901 and were parents of three children. She was preceded in death by her husband and an infant son. Survivors are two daughters Mrs. Gertie Feurt of Greeley Colorado and Mrs. Faye Carson of King City; five grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. And I was in that
Mrs. Grace Cliffman, 94, a former resident of King City and Berlin, who had lived the past 12 years in St. Joseph, died last Wednesday at Laverna Heights, Savannah. Memorial services were held here Friday afternoon conducted by the Rev. Martin Barker. Mrs. Gerald Johnson and Mrs. James Adams sang "Good Night and Good Morning" and Beyond the Sunset." Mrs. Martin Barker was organist. Pallbearer were Leon Jennings, Harlan Stegman, William Miller, Walter R. Miller, James Burks and Garel Rainey. Burial was in King City Cemetery. Mrs. Cliffman became a Christian at an early age and live a devoted life. She and Guy Cliffman were married in 1901 and were parents of three children. She was preceded in death by her husband and an infant son. Survivors are two daughters Mrs. Gertie Feurt of Greeley Colorado and Mrs. Faye Carson of King City; five grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. And I was in that
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