LEONARD P. McNAIR
Funeral services for Leonard P. McNair, 58, of 902 S. Fourteenth Ave., Laurel, were held Sunday, 3 p.m., from the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home. The Revs A. M. O'Neil and E. W. Scott officiated, with burial in the Calvary Cemetery in Smith County.
McNair, a native of Smith County, died Saturday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Jackson. He was a construction superintendent for the McInnis Construction Company of Hattiesburg, and was a veteran of World War Two, when he served with the U. S. Navy.
McNair is survived by his widow, Mrs. Norma Carter McNair, Laurel; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Edmondson, Pascagoula; his mother, Mrs. P. F. McNair, Magee; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jackson, and Mrs. George Gibbs, Magee, and a brother, N. D. McNair, Birmingham, Ala.
Pallbearers were Edd Hester, Duncan McCallum, Darnell Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jimmy D. Maddox, Pete McNair, Curtis McCaskill and Lester Lyons.
Thompson Funeral Home was in charge.
Published Laurel Leader-Call, Monday, April 26, 1965, p. 2
Funeral services for Leonard P. McNair, 58, of 902 S. Fourteenth Ave., Laurel, were held Sunday, 3 p.m., from the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home. The Revs A. M. O'Neil and E. W. Scott officiated, with burial in the Calvary Cemetery in Smith County.
McNair, a native of Smith County, died Saturday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Jackson. He was a construction superintendent for the McInnis Construction Company of Hattiesburg, and was a veteran of World War Two, when he served with the U. S. Navy.
McNair is survived by his widow, Mrs. Norma Carter McNair, Laurel; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Edmondson, Pascagoula; his mother, Mrs. P. F. McNair, Magee; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jackson, and Mrs. George Gibbs, Magee, and a brother, N. D. McNair, Birmingham, Ala.
Pallbearers were Edd Hester, Duncan McCallum, Darnell Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jimmy D. Maddox, Pete McNair, Curtis McCaskill and Lester Lyons.
Thompson Funeral Home was in charge.
Published Laurel Leader-Call, Monday, April 26, 1965, p. 2
LEONARD P. McNAIR
Funeral services for Leonard P. McNair, 58, of 902 S. Fourteenth Ave., Laurel, were held Sunday, 3 p.m., from the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home. The Revs A. M. O'Neil and E. W. Scott officiated, with burial in the Calvary Cemetery in Smith County.
McNair, a native of Smith County, died Saturday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Jackson. He was a construction superintendent for the McInnis Construction Company of Hattiesburg, and was a veteran of World War Two, when he served with the U. S. Navy.
McNair is survived by his widow, Mrs. Norma Carter McNair, Laurel; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Edmondson, Pascagoula; his mother, Mrs. P. F. McNair, Magee; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jackson, and Mrs. George Gibbs, Magee, and a brother, N. D. McNair, Birmingham, Ala.
Pallbearers were Edd Hester, Duncan McCallum, Darnell Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jimmy D. Maddox, Pete McNair, Curtis McCaskill and Lester Lyons.
Thompson Funeral Home was in charge.
Published Laurel Leader-Call, Monday, April 26, 1965, p. 2
Funeral services for Leonard P. McNair, 58, of 902 S. Fourteenth Ave., Laurel, were held Sunday, 3 p.m., from the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home. The Revs A. M. O'Neil and E. W. Scott officiated, with burial in the Calvary Cemetery in Smith County.
McNair, a native of Smith County, died Saturday in the Veterans Administration Hospital, Jackson. He was a construction superintendent for the McInnis Construction Company of Hattiesburg, and was a veteran of World War Two, when he served with the U. S. Navy.
McNair is survived by his widow, Mrs. Norma Carter McNair, Laurel; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Edmondson, Pascagoula; his mother, Mrs. P. F. McNair, Magee; two sisters, Mrs. Willie Mae Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jackson, and Mrs. George Gibbs, Magee, and a brother, N. D. McNair, Birmingham, Ala.
Pallbearers were Edd Hester, Duncan McCallum, Darnell Rryam [sic s/b Ryan], Jimmy D. Maddox, Pete McNair, Curtis McCaskill and Lester Lyons.
Thompson Funeral Home was in charge.
Published Laurel Leader-Call, Monday, April 26, 1965, p. 2
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