COMBS-Camerson Gaylord Elwick Combs. 33, of 7506 Sagamore road, Johnson County, died yesterday at the home after an illness of fifteen months. Mr. Combs was born in Clay Center, Kas. and was an aircraft mechanic for Trans World Airlines for eleven years. He was a veteran of World War II and served four years in the Pacific with the Fifth air force in 1944, while in the service he married the former Miss Jessie Eileen James of Newcastle, Australia. Also surviving are a daughter, Marilyn Faye Combs,4, and a son, Norman James Combs, 3, of the home; his mother Mrs. Ruth Elwick, his stepfather, Fay Elwick, and a half brother, Ray Elwick, 6034 Agnes, and another half brother, Lawrence Elwick, 4006, the Paseo.
The Kansas City Times
7 May 1952 Wed.
The Kansas City Times
7 May 1952 Wed.
COMBS-Camerson Gaylord Elwick Combs. 33, of 7506 Sagamore road, Johnson County, died yesterday at the home after an illness of fifteen months. Mr. Combs was born in Clay Center, Kas. and was an aircraft mechanic for Trans World Airlines for eleven years. He was a veteran of World War II and served four years in the Pacific with the Fifth air force in 1944, while in the service he married the former Miss Jessie Eileen James of Newcastle, Australia. Also surviving are a daughter, Marilyn Faye Combs,4, and a son, Norman James Combs, 3, of the home; his mother Mrs. Ruth Elwick, his stepfather, Fay Elwick, and a half brother, Ray Elwick, 6034 Agnes, and another half brother, Lawrence Elwick, 4006, the Paseo.
The Kansas City Times
7 May 1952 Wed.
The Kansas City Times
7 May 1952 Wed.
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