NICEVILLE - Kay B. Craig, 52, of Walden St., died Tuesday at his home. He was a native of Andalusia, Ala. and was employed by the Mills Brother Construction Company of Fort Walton Beach. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Eunice Craig of Niceville; three sons, Kay B. Craig Jr., Earl and Bill G. Craig, all of Niceville; three daughters, Mrs. Valma Walker of Holt, Mrs. Eunice Mae Carnely and Mrs. Norma Jean Carnley, both of Niceville; father, W. M. Craig of Crestview; two brothers, William J. Craig of Crestview and Rhett Craig of Fort Walton Beach; three sisters, Mrs. Kennie Mae Summerlin of Crestview, Mrs. Annie Bell Philips of Milton and Mrs. Emma Moore of Fresno, Calif.; and seven grandchildren.
Pensacola News Journal - 12 Jun 1969, Thu
Pensacola News Journal - 12 Jun 1969, Thu
NICEVILLE - Kay B. Craig, 52, of Walden St., died Tuesday at his home. He was a native of Andalusia, Ala. and was employed by the Mills Brother Construction Company of Fort Walton Beach. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Eunice Craig of Niceville; three sons, Kay B. Craig Jr., Earl and Bill G. Craig, all of Niceville; three daughters, Mrs. Valma Walker of Holt, Mrs. Eunice Mae Carnely and Mrs. Norma Jean Carnley, both of Niceville; father, W. M. Craig of Crestview; two brothers, William J. Craig of Crestview and Rhett Craig of Fort Walton Beach; three sisters, Mrs. Kennie Mae Summerlin of Crestview, Mrs. Annie Bell Philips of Milton and Mrs. Emma Moore of Fresno, Calif.; and seven grandchildren.
Pensacola News Journal - 12 Jun 1969, Thu
Pensacola News Journal - 12 Jun 1969, Thu
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