George W. Kelly died at his home in Pheonix on May 3, 2006. He was born in Shelbyville, Illinois, a son of Theodore L. and Georgia Goslee Kelly. He married Helen R. McEvoy in November 1957. She survives.
Other survivors include son George Kelly, Jr. of Yuma, Arizona; four daughters Helena Wolters of Phoenix, Bridget Allison of Abilene, Texas, Karey Meysenberg of Hannibal, Mo. and Erin Kelly of Belmont, N.C.; two brothers and four sisters; and 10 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and three sisters.
George was a journeyman meat cutter for 45 years and owned Farmers Meat Market in Davenport, Iowa. He enjoyed singing, writing poetry, fishing and volunteering at New River Senior City, Phoenix.
Other survivors include son George Kelly, Jr. of Yuma, Arizona; four daughters Helena Wolters of Phoenix, Bridget Allison of Abilene, Texas, Karey Meysenberg of Hannibal, Mo. and Erin Kelly of Belmont, N.C.; two brothers and four sisters; and 10 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and three sisters.
George was a journeyman meat cutter for 45 years and owned Farmers Meat Market in Davenport, Iowa. He enjoyed singing, writing poetry, fishing and volunteering at New River Senior City, Phoenix.
George W. Kelly died at his home in Pheonix on May 3, 2006. He was born in Shelbyville, Illinois, a son of Theodore L. and Georgia Goslee Kelly. He married Helen R. McEvoy in November 1957. She survives.
Other survivors include son George Kelly, Jr. of Yuma, Arizona; four daughters Helena Wolters of Phoenix, Bridget Allison of Abilene, Texas, Karey Meysenberg of Hannibal, Mo. and Erin Kelly of Belmont, N.C.; two brothers and four sisters; and 10 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and three sisters.
George was a journeyman meat cutter for 45 years and owned Farmers Meat Market in Davenport, Iowa. He enjoyed singing, writing poetry, fishing and volunteering at New River Senior City, Phoenix.
Other survivors include son George Kelly, Jr. of Yuma, Arizona; four daughters Helena Wolters of Phoenix, Bridget Allison of Abilene, Texas, Karey Meysenberg of Hannibal, Mo. and Erin Kelly of Belmont, N.C.; two brothers and four sisters; and 10 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and three sisters.
George was a journeyman meat cutter for 45 years and owned Farmers Meat Market in Davenport, Iowa. He enjoyed singing, writing poetry, fishing and volunteering at New River Senior City, Phoenix.
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