Obituary; published; The Kansas City Star newspaper, March 20, 1991.
Marion Charles Cauthon, 67, Raytown, MO, died March 19, 1991, at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. He was born in Fort Scott, Kan., and lived in this area most of his life. Mr. Cauthon was a driver for OK Truck Lines for 32 years until he retired four years ago. He was a member of Local 41 of the Teamsters union. He was a member of the Raytown Democratic Association. Survivors include his wife, Jane Cauthon of the home; two sons, Charles Robert Cauthon , Kansas City, and Steven Cauthon , Raytown; and six grandchildren. Graveside services at the Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott.
Marion Charles Cauthon, 67, Raytown, MO, died March 19, 1991, at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. He was born in Fort Scott, Kan., and lived in this area most of his life. Mr. Cauthon was a driver for OK Truck Lines for 32 years until he retired four years ago. He was a member of Local 41 of the Teamsters union. He was a member of the Raytown Democratic Association. Survivors include his wife, Jane Cauthon of the home; two sons, Charles Robert Cauthon , Kansas City, and Steven Cauthon , Raytown; and six grandchildren. Graveside services at the Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott.
Obituary; published; The Kansas City Star newspaper, March 20, 1991.
Marion Charles Cauthon, 67, Raytown, MO, died March 19, 1991, at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. He was born in Fort Scott, Kan., and lived in this area most of his life. Mr. Cauthon was a driver for OK Truck Lines for 32 years until he retired four years ago. He was a member of Local 41 of the Teamsters union. He was a member of the Raytown Democratic Association. Survivors include his wife, Jane Cauthon of the home; two sons, Charles Robert Cauthon , Kansas City, and Steven Cauthon , Raytown; and six grandchildren. Graveside services at the Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott.
Marion Charles Cauthon, 67, Raytown, MO, died March 19, 1991, at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, MO. He was born in Fort Scott, Kan., and lived in this area most of his life. Mr. Cauthon was a driver for OK Truck Lines for 32 years until he retired four years ago. He was a member of Local 41 of the Teamsters union. He was a member of the Raytown Democratic Association. Survivors include his wife, Jane Cauthon of the home; two sons, Charles Robert Cauthon , Kansas City, and Steven Cauthon , Raytown; and six grandchildren. Graveside services at the Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Scott.
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