The initial R. stood for Rufus
- Graduated from Beatrice, Nebraska High School
- former employee on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Nebraska
- Retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam
- Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-Up Program from 1974-78
- President of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City
- Member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City.
- Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Division
- Member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee
- Member of the American Society for Public Administration
- Member of the Community Development Society of American
- Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76.
- Chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
1979
© Omaha World-Herald; Omaha, Nebraska; Monday, June 11, 1979; page 26
McCUE--R. Glenn, age 58 years of Kansas City, Missouri.
Wife, Virginia Noyes McCue, 1 son, Douglas McCue of Orlando, Florida, 2 daughters, Mrs. J. P. Pagan of Schaumburg, Illinois and Mrs. James Clark of Wakefield, Nebraska; 1 brother, Allen P. McCue of Media, Pennsylvania, 6 grandchildren. (Son-in-law of Mrs. Halsey Noyes of Waterloo, Nebraska).
Mr. McCue was a retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam. He was Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-up Program from 1974-78. He was born in Liberty, Nebraska, but was raised in Beatrice, Nebraska, where he also graduated from High School. He was employed on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune of Fremont, Nebraska. He was president of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City. He was a member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City. He was a Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Div. He was a member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee. He was a member of the American Society for Public Administration. He was a member of the Community Development Society of American. He was Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76. He was chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
Services will be held Tuesday 7:30 pm at Mt. Moriah Terrace Park Funeral Home, Kansas City, Missouri.
Graveside Services will be held 4 pm Wednesday at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Elkhorn, Nebraska.
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The Family suggests contributions to the United Community Services, 605 W. 47th St., Suite 300A, Kansas City, Missouri. 64112.
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- Graduated from Beatrice, Nebraska High School
- former employee on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Nebraska
- Retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam
- Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-Up Program from 1974-78
- President of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City
- Member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City.
- Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Division
- Member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee
- Member of the American Society for Public Administration
- Member of the Community Development Society of American
- Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76.
- Chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
1979
© Omaha World-Herald; Omaha, Nebraska; Monday, June 11, 1979; page 26
McCUE--R. Glenn, age 58 years of Kansas City, Missouri.
Wife, Virginia Noyes McCue, 1 son, Douglas McCue of Orlando, Florida, 2 daughters, Mrs. J. P. Pagan of Schaumburg, Illinois and Mrs. James Clark of Wakefield, Nebraska; 1 brother, Allen P. McCue of Media, Pennsylvania, 6 grandchildren. (Son-in-law of Mrs. Halsey Noyes of Waterloo, Nebraska).
Mr. McCue was a retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam. He was Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-up Program from 1974-78. He was born in Liberty, Nebraska, but was raised in Beatrice, Nebraska, where he also graduated from High School. He was employed on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune of Fremont, Nebraska. He was president of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City. He was a member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City. He was a Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Div. He was a member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee. He was a member of the American Society for Public Administration. He was a member of the Community Development Society of American. He was Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76. He was chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
Services will be held Tuesday 7:30 pm at Mt. Moriah Terrace Park Funeral Home, Kansas City, Missouri.
Graveside Services will be held 4 pm Wednesday at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Elkhorn, Nebraska.
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The Family suggests contributions to the United Community Services, 605 W. 47th St., Suite 300A, Kansas City, Missouri. 64112.
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The initial R. stood for Rufus
- Graduated from Beatrice, Nebraska High School
- former employee on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Nebraska
- Retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam
- Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-Up Program from 1974-78
- President of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City
- Member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City.
- Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Division
- Member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee
- Member of the American Society for Public Administration
- Member of the Community Development Society of American
- Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76.
- Chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
1979
© Omaha World-Herald; Omaha, Nebraska; Monday, June 11, 1979; page 26
McCUE--R. Glenn, age 58 years of Kansas City, Missouri.
Wife, Virginia Noyes McCue, 1 son, Douglas McCue of Orlando, Florida, 2 daughters, Mrs. J. P. Pagan of Schaumburg, Illinois and Mrs. James Clark of Wakefield, Nebraska; 1 brother, Allen P. McCue of Media, Pennsylvania, 6 grandchildren. (Son-in-law of Mrs. Halsey Noyes of Waterloo, Nebraska).
Mr. McCue was a retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam. He was Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-up Program from 1974-78. He was born in Liberty, Nebraska, but was raised in Beatrice, Nebraska, where he also graduated from High School. He was employed on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune of Fremont, Nebraska. He was president of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City. He was a member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City. He was a Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Div. He was a member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee. He was a member of the American Society for Public Administration. He was a member of the Community Development Society of American. He was Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76. He was chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
Services will be held Tuesday 7:30 pm at Mt. Moriah Terrace Park Funeral Home, Kansas City, Missouri.
Graveside Services will be held 4 pm Wednesday at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Elkhorn, Nebraska.
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The Family suggests contributions to the United Community Services, 605 W. 47th St., Suite 300A, Kansas City, Missouri. 64112.
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- Graduated from Beatrice, Nebraska High School
- former employee on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune, Fremont, Nebraska
- Retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam
- Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-Up Program from 1974-78
- President of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City
- Member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City.
- Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Division
- Member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee
- Member of the American Society for Public Administration
- Member of the Community Development Society of American
- Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76.
- Chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
1979
© Omaha World-Herald; Omaha, Nebraska; Monday, June 11, 1979; page 26
McCUE--R. Glenn, age 58 years of Kansas City, Missouri.
Wife, Virginia Noyes McCue, 1 son, Douglas McCue of Orlando, Florida, 2 daughters, Mrs. J. P. Pagan of Schaumburg, Illinois and Mrs. James Clark of Wakefield, Nebraska; 1 brother, Allen P. McCue of Media, Pennsylvania, 6 grandchildren. (Son-in-law of Mrs. Halsey Noyes of Waterloo, Nebraska).
Mr. McCue was a retired Lt. Col. of the US Army and a Veteran of WW II, Korea, and Vietnam. He was Project Director of Kansas City Neighborhood Paint-up Program from 1974-78. He was born in Liberty, Nebraska, but was raised in Beatrice, Nebraska, where he also graduated from High School. He was employed on the Advertising Staff of the Fremont Tribune of Fremont, Nebraska. He was president of Clay-Platte United Services of Kansas City. He was a member of the Exec. Committee of the Metropolitan United Community Services of Kansas City. He was a Member of the Metro United Community Services Planning and Budgeting Div. He was a member of the Kansas City Northland area Planning Advisor Committee. He was a member of the American Society for Public Administration. He was a member of the Community Development Society of American. He was Co-Chairman of United Community Service Clay-Platte Inter-agency Resource Exchange Committee from 1972-76. He was chairman of United Committee Service Clay-Platte Legislative Form in 1977.
Services will be held Tuesday 7:30 pm at Mt. Moriah Terrace Park Funeral Home, Kansas City, Missouri.
Graveside Services will be held 4 pm Wednesday at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Elkhorn, Nebraska.
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The Family suggests contributions to the United Community Services, 605 W. 47th St., Suite 300A, Kansas City, Missouri. 64112.
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