Funeral services for Kenneth Stoneburner, 46, Dayton, were held Saturday, Nov 19, 1988 at the Carson Funeral Home, Dayton. Rev L. J. Hartley, paster of United Methodist Church, Dayton, conducted the 10:30 am service. Graveside services were conducted by American Legion Person Post 323, Dayton. Internment was held in the Dayton Cemetery.
Mr. Stoneburner passed away Tuesday, Nov 15, at Marshalltown.
During the service Richard Will sang, "Beneath The Cross Of Jesus" and "Blessed Assurance" accompanied by Marilyn Sandholm.
Kenneth Stoneburner was born on Monday, Sept 28, 1942. He was the son of Glenn and Myrtle (Snyder) Stoneburner. Kenneth attended the Dayton Schools. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War, earning a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. After discharge from service he was employed by the Dickey Clay Company, Lehigh.
Survivors include daughters, Jacqueline Will, Dayton; Jill Sorber, Aurora, Co; son, Darrin Stoneburner; Lehigh; stepsons, Jayson Kenemer and Scott Kenemer, both of Dayton; four grand children; brothers, Robert Stoneburner and Fred Stoneburner, both of Dayton; Keith Stoneburner, Aurora, Co; sisters, Patricia Appleton, Fort Collins, Co; Jean Lee, Cammerce City, Co; Darlene Cox, Winterset; Violet Vance, Garden Grove; Beverly Norlin, Marathon; Delores Lee, Leon.
Mr. Stoneburner passed away Tuesday, Nov 15, at Marshalltown.
During the service Richard Will sang, "Beneath The Cross Of Jesus" and "Blessed Assurance" accompanied by Marilyn Sandholm.
Kenneth Stoneburner was born on Monday, Sept 28, 1942. He was the son of Glenn and Myrtle (Snyder) Stoneburner. Kenneth attended the Dayton Schools. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War, earning a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. After discharge from service he was employed by the Dickey Clay Company, Lehigh.
Survivors include daughters, Jacqueline Will, Dayton; Jill Sorber, Aurora, Co; son, Darrin Stoneburner; Lehigh; stepsons, Jayson Kenemer and Scott Kenemer, both of Dayton; four grand children; brothers, Robert Stoneburner and Fred Stoneburner, both of Dayton; Keith Stoneburner, Aurora, Co; sisters, Patricia Appleton, Fort Collins, Co; Jean Lee, Cammerce City, Co; Darlene Cox, Winterset; Violet Vance, Garden Grove; Beverly Norlin, Marathon; Delores Lee, Leon.
Funeral services for Kenneth Stoneburner, 46, Dayton, were held Saturday, Nov 19, 1988 at the Carson Funeral Home, Dayton. Rev L. J. Hartley, paster of United Methodist Church, Dayton, conducted the 10:30 am service. Graveside services were conducted by American Legion Person Post 323, Dayton. Internment was held in the Dayton Cemetery.
Mr. Stoneburner passed away Tuesday, Nov 15, at Marshalltown.
During the service Richard Will sang, "Beneath The Cross Of Jesus" and "Blessed Assurance" accompanied by Marilyn Sandholm.
Kenneth Stoneburner was born on Monday, Sept 28, 1942. He was the son of Glenn and Myrtle (Snyder) Stoneburner. Kenneth attended the Dayton Schools. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War, earning a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. After discharge from service he was employed by the Dickey Clay Company, Lehigh.
Survivors include daughters, Jacqueline Will, Dayton; Jill Sorber, Aurora, Co; son, Darrin Stoneburner; Lehigh; stepsons, Jayson Kenemer and Scott Kenemer, both of Dayton; four grand children; brothers, Robert Stoneburner and Fred Stoneburner, both of Dayton; Keith Stoneburner, Aurora, Co; sisters, Patricia Appleton, Fort Collins, Co; Jean Lee, Cammerce City, Co; Darlene Cox, Winterset; Violet Vance, Garden Grove; Beverly Norlin, Marathon; Delores Lee, Leon.
Mr. Stoneburner passed away Tuesday, Nov 15, at Marshalltown.
During the service Richard Will sang, "Beneath The Cross Of Jesus" and "Blessed Assurance" accompanied by Marilyn Sandholm.
Kenneth Stoneburner was born on Monday, Sept 28, 1942. He was the son of Glenn and Myrtle (Snyder) Stoneburner. Kenneth attended the Dayton Schools. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War, earning a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. After discharge from service he was employed by the Dickey Clay Company, Lehigh.
Survivors include daughters, Jacqueline Will, Dayton; Jill Sorber, Aurora, Co; son, Darrin Stoneburner; Lehigh; stepsons, Jayson Kenemer and Scott Kenemer, both of Dayton; four grand children; brothers, Robert Stoneburner and Fred Stoneburner, both of Dayton; Keith Stoneburner, Aurora, Co; sisters, Patricia Appleton, Fort Collins, Co; Jean Lee, Cammerce City, Co; Darlene Cox, Winterset; Violet Vance, Garden Grove; Beverly Norlin, Marathon; Delores Lee, Leon.
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