Leonard was the son of Leonard and Ethel Huff Bloor Sr. and
grandson of Elmer and Nancy Scott Huff and Joseph and Phoebe Newbrooke Bloor.
Obiturary of Leonard Bloor appeared in "THE EVENING REVIEW"
East Liverpool Ohio Tuesday, March 27 1984
Leonard Bloor 52, of Dorothy St died this morning at 12:39 at East Liverpool City Hospital, where he was admitted Monday morning. He had been surffering from a heart disease for several years.
A lifelong area resident, Mr Bloor was born here Nov. 21, 1931, a son of Leonard Bloor and Ethel Huff Bloor.
He had been employed for many years at the former Bloor Drug Store, and retired in 1975 from MacIntosh-Hemphill, Midland plant
Mr Leonard (Bloor) was a Member of Boyce United Methodist Church and its Home Builders Class.
Beside his wife, Mrs. Mae W. Bloor at home, survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Craig(Denise), of East Liverpool; four sons, Robert L. Bloor of Mentor, Randall M. BLoor of Cleveland, Rodger Bloor of Willouhby and Shawn L. Bloor at home, a stepson, Robert W. Skolny of Chester and eight grandchildren.
Services are to be held Thurdsay at 3 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Rev. Terry Ray.
Burial is be in Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday atfer noon and night.
grandson of Elmer and Nancy Scott Huff and Joseph and Phoebe Newbrooke Bloor.
Obiturary of Leonard Bloor appeared in "THE EVENING REVIEW"
East Liverpool Ohio Tuesday, March 27 1984
Leonard Bloor 52, of Dorothy St died this morning at 12:39 at East Liverpool City Hospital, where he was admitted Monday morning. He had been surffering from a heart disease for several years.
A lifelong area resident, Mr Bloor was born here Nov. 21, 1931, a son of Leonard Bloor and Ethel Huff Bloor.
He had been employed for many years at the former Bloor Drug Store, and retired in 1975 from MacIntosh-Hemphill, Midland plant
Mr Leonard (Bloor) was a Member of Boyce United Methodist Church and its Home Builders Class.
Beside his wife, Mrs. Mae W. Bloor at home, survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Craig(Denise), of East Liverpool; four sons, Robert L. Bloor of Mentor, Randall M. BLoor of Cleveland, Rodger Bloor of Willouhby and Shawn L. Bloor at home, a stepson, Robert W. Skolny of Chester and eight grandchildren.
Services are to be held Thurdsay at 3 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Rev. Terry Ray.
Burial is be in Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday atfer noon and night.
Leonard was the son of Leonard and Ethel Huff Bloor Sr. and
grandson of Elmer and Nancy Scott Huff and Joseph and Phoebe Newbrooke Bloor.
Obiturary of Leonard Bloor appeared in "THE EVENING REVIEW"
East Liverpool Ohio Tuesday, March 27 1984
Leonard Bloor 52, of Dorothy St died this morning at 12:39 at East Liverpool City Hospital, where he was admitted Monday morning. He had been surffering from a heart disease for several years.
A lifelong area resident, Mr Bloor was born here Nov. 21, 1931, a son of Leonard Bloor and Ethel Huff Bloor.
He had been employed for many years at the former Bloor Drug Store, and retired in 1975 from MacIntosh-Hemphill, Midland plant
Mr Leonard (Bloor) was a Member of Boyce United Methodist Church and its Home Builders Class.
Beside his wife, Mrs. Mae W. Bloor at home, survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Craig(Denise), of East Liverpool; four sons, Robert L. Bloor of Mentor, Randall M. BLoor of Cleveland, Rodger Bloor of Willouhby and Shawn L. Bloor at home, a stepson, Robert W. Skolny of Chester and eight grandchildren.
Services are to be held Thurdsay at 3 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Rev. Terry Ray.
Burial is be in Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday atfer noon and night.
grandson of Elmer and Nancy Scott Huff and Joseph and Phoebe Newbrooke Bloor.
Obiturary of Leonard Bloor appeared in "THE EVENING REVIEW"
East Liverpool Ohio Tuesday, March 27 1984
Leonard Bloor 52, of Dorothy St died this morning at 12:39 at East Liverpool City Hospital, where he was admitted Monday morning. He had been surffering from a heart disease for several years.
A lifelong area resident, Mr Bloor was born here Nov. 21, 1931, a son of Leonard Bloor and Ethel Huff Bloor.
He had been employed for many years at the former Bloor Drug Store, and retired in 1975 from MacIntosh-Hemphill, Midland plant
Mr Leonard (Bloor) was a Member of Boyce United Methodist Church and its Home Builders Class.
Beside his wife, Mrs. Mae W. Bloor at home, survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Craig(Denise), of East Liverpool; four sons, Robert L. Bloor of Mentor, Randall M. BLoor of Cleveland, Rodger Bloor of Willouhby and Shawn L. Bloor at home, a stepson, Robert W. Skolny of Chester and eight grandchildren.
Services are to be held Thurdsay at 3 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home by the Rev. Terry Ray.
Burial is be in Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday atfer noon and night.
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