Leland E. Buckley, 56, died Friday in his Cawker City home. He had been ill for several months. He was born Jan. 30, 1920 at Clyde, and lived most of his life in Concordia and Clay Center, recently moving to Cawker City. Funeral will be held Monday at the Neill-Schwensen funeral home, Clay Center, with burial in the Pleasant View cemetery, Ames. A welder by trade, he was also a WWII and Korean veteran and a member of the Clay Center Christian church. He is survived by his wife, Geneva (Wood) Buckley, his mother, Ella Buckley of Clay Center, and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Summers of Robinson Kans. and Mrs. Mildred Smith, Mulvan. (undated paper, 1976)
Leland E. Buckley, 56, died Friday in his Cawker City home. He had been ill for several months. He was born Jan. 30, 1920 at Clyde, and lived most of his life in Concordia and Clay Center, recently moving to Cawker City. Funeral will be held Monday at the Neill-Schwensen funeral home, Clay Center, with burial in the Pleasant View cemetery, Ames. A welder by trade, he was also a WWII and Korean veteran and a member of the Clay Center Christian church. He is survived by his wife, Geneva (Wood) Buckley, his mother, Ella Buckley of Clay Center, and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Summers of Robinson Kans. and Mrs. Mildred Smith, Mulvan. (undated paper, 1976)
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