Born a son of Clinton and Viola [HEISNER] McCORMICK. He married Helen "Perky" ROBINSON the 15th of October 1955 at Pontiac. Survivors include two daughters, Terri Lynn [Chuck] BROERMAN, Frisco, Texas, Jan Elizabeth [Aaron] COTTLE, The Colony, Texas; one son, Michael McCORMICK, Carrollton; his mother, Viola ORNDORFF, Pontiac
Mr. McCORMICK worked locally at Morton Printing for almost 20 years in the 1950s to the 1970s in a number of capacities, including supervisor. He had served in the National Guard. He moved to Texas in 1972 in a supervisory capacity for Storm Printing, Dallas, Texas, a position he held for over 20 years until retiring.
Mr. McCORMICK worked locally at Morton Printing for almost 20 years in the 1950s to the 1970s in a number of capacities, including supervisor. He had served in the National Guard. He moved to Texas in 1972 in a supervisory capacity for Storm Printing, Dallas, Texas, a position he held for over 20 years until retiring.
Born a son of Clinton and Viola [HEISNER] McCORMICK. He married Helen "Perky" ROBINSON the 15th of October 1955 at Pontiac. Survivors include two daughters, Terri Lynn [Chuck] BROERMAN, Frisco, Texas, Jan Elizabeth [Aaron] COTTLE, The Colony, Texas; one son, Michael McCORMICK, Carrollton; his mother, Viola ORNDORFF, Pontiac
Mr. McCORMICK worked locally at Morton Printing for almost 20 years in the 1950s to the 1970s in a number of capacities, including supervisor. He had served in the National Guard. He moved to Texas in 1972 in a supervisory capacity for Storm Printing, Dallas, Texas, a position he held for over 20 years until retiring.
Mr. McCORMICK worked locally at Morton Printing for almost 20 years in the 1950s to the 1970s in a number of capacities, including supervisor. He had served in the National Guard. He moved to Texas in 1972 in a supervisory capacity for Storm Printing, Dallas, Texas, a position he held for over 20 years until retiring.
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