Dennis Leon Pack 56, of 116 Sadler Rd. died 17 Dec 1992, at home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Belmont.
Mr. Pack, a retired plant manager of Union Carbide in Charlotte, was a native of Streeter, W.Va. He was a Korean War Army veteran and a part-time employee of Freedom Bowling Lanes in Charlotte. He was a member of the Miller Bowling League in Charlotte.
Survivors are his fiancee, two sons, parents, Dewey and Alma Jenkins Pack of Ansted, W.Va.; brothers, David, Derald, sisters, Lila, Phyliss, Ruth and one granddaughter.
Mr. Pack, a retired plant manager of Union Carbide in Charlotte, was a native of Streeter, W.Va. He was a Korean War Army veteran and a part-time employee of Freedom Bowling Lanes in Charlotte. He was a member of the Miller Bowling League in Charlotte.
Survivors are his fiancee, two sons, parents, Dewey and Alma Jenkins Pack of Ansted, W.Va.; brothers, David, Derald, sisters, Lila, Phyliss, Ruth and one granddaughter.
Dennis Leon Pack 56, of 116 Sadler Rd. died 17 Dec 1992, at home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery in Belmont.
Mr. Pack, a retired plant manager of Union Carbide in Charlotte, was a native of Streeter, W.Va. He was a Korean War Army veteran and a part-time employee of Freedom Bowling Lanes in Charlotte. He was a member of the Miller Bowling League in Charlotte.
Survivors are his fiancee, two sons, parents, Dewey and Alma Jenkins Pack of Ansted, W.Va.; brothers, David, Derald, sisters, Lila, Phyliss, Ruth and one granddaughter.
Mr. Pack, a retired plant manager of Union Carbide in Charlotte, was a native of Streeter, W.Va. He was a Korean War Army veteran and a part-time employee of Freedom Bowling Lanes in Charlotte. He was a member of the Miller Bowling League in Charlotte.
Survivors are his fiancee, two sons, parents, Dewey and Alma Jenkins Pack of Ansted, W.Va.; brothers, David, Derald, sisters, Lila, Phyliss, Ruth and one granddaughter.
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