Smokey Kellner was the son of Ervin Robert and Velva Clara Briggs Kellner.
He was married May 18, 1957, in Arnold, NE, to Norma Sheets.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Camdenton. He and his wife have been with New Tribes Mission for 27 years and had a Mission Guest HOme in El Paso, TX.
He was a stock car owner, a mechanic and a truck driver.
Memorial contributions were made to the New Tribes Building Fund or the First Baptist Church Building Fund.
He was married May 18, 1957, in Arnold, NE, to Norma Sheets.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Camdenton. He and his wife have been with New Tribes Mission for 27 years and had a Mission Guest HOme in El Paso, TX.
He was a stock car owner, a mechanic and a truck driver.
Memorial contributions were made to the New Tribes Building Fund or the First Baptist Church Building Fund.
Smokey Kellner was the son of Ervin Robert and Velva Clara Briggs Kellner.
He was married May 18, 1957, in Arnold, NE, to Norma Sheets.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Camdenton. He and his wife have been with New Tribes Mission for 27 years and had a Mission Guest HOme in El Paso, TX.
He was a stock car owner, a mechanic and a truck driver.
Memorial contributions were made to the New Tribes Building Fund or the First Baptist Church Building Fund.
He was married May 18, 1957, in Arnold, NE, to Norma Sheets.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Camdenton. He and his wife have been with New Tribes Mission for 27 years and had a Mission Guest HOme in El Paso, TX.
He was a stock car owner, a mechanic and a truck driver.
Memorial contributions were made to the New Tribes Building Fund or the First Baptist Church Building Fund.
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