Bradley W. Grabher, 21, of Galena, formerly of Seymour, died Saturday evening, Aug. 25, 1990, as the result of a motorcycle accident that occurred near Cape Fair.
He was employed as a Tram Operator at Silver Dollar City and was a member of the New Life Word Church at Rogersville. He had served a term with the U.S. Navy and was a graduate of Parkview High School in Springfield.
He is survived by his adoptive parents, Raymond and Rena Grabher of Seymour; his natural father, Terry Townlian of Rogersville; two brothers, Brian Grabher of Seymour, and Stuart Townlian of Rogersville; two sisters, Pam Grabher of Seymour and Terri Townlian of Rogersville; a nephew, Drew Townlian of Rogersville; his grandparents; Vernon and Faye Yates of Rogersville, Mabel Yarger and Verma Evans of Seymour, Jessie and Loretta Townlian of Rogersville, and Carl Grabher of Morrison, Colo.
Services were held at 4 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27, 1990, in Bergman-Miller Chapel in Seymour with the Rev. Roger Hedgpeth and Rev. Terry Kleier Officiating. Burial was in the Masonic Cemetery.
His biological father is buried in Smith Cemetery,
No# 43139781. Terry Windell Townlian
He was employed as a Tram Operator at Silver Dollar City and was a member of the New Life Word Church at Rogersville. He had served a term with the U.S. Navy and was a graduate of Parkview High School in Springfield.
He is survived by his adoptive parents, Raymond and Rena Grabher of Seymour; his natural father, Terry Townlian of Rogersville; two brothers, Brian Grabher of Seymour, and Stuart Townlian of Rogersville; two sisters, Pam Grabher of Seymour and Terri Townlian of Rogersville; a nephew, Drew Townlian of Rogersville; his grandparents; Vernon and Faye Yates of Rogersville, Mabel Yarger and Verma Evans of Seymour, Jessie and Loretta Townlian of Rogersville, and Carl Grabher of Morrison, Colo.
Services were held at 4 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27, 1990, in Bergman-Miller Chapel in Seymour with the Rev. Roger Hedgpeth and Rev. Terry Kleier Officiating. Burial was in the Masonic Cemetery.
His biological father is buried in Smith Cemetery,
No# 43139781. Terry Windell Townlian
Bradley W. Grabher, 21, of Galena, formerly of Seymour, died Saturday evening, Aug. 25, 1990, as the result of a motorcycle accident that occurred near Cape Fair.
He was employed as a Tram Operator at Silver Dollar City and was a member of the New Life Word Church at Rogersville. He had served a term with the U.S. Navy and was a graduate of Parkview High School in Springfield.
He is survived by his adoptive parents, Raymond and Rena Grabher of Seymour; his natural father, Terry Townlian of Rogersville; two brothers, Brian Grabher of Seymour, and Stuart Townlian of Rogersville; two sisters, Pam Grabher of Seymour and Terri Townlian of Rogersville; a nephew, Drew Townlian of Rogersville; his grandparents; Vernon and Faye Yates of Rogersville, Mabel Yarger and Verma Evans of Seymour, Jessie and Loretta Townlian of Rogersville, and Carl Grabher of Morrison, Colo.
Services were held at 4 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27, 1990, in Bergman-Miller Chapel in Seymour with the Rev. Roger Hedgpeth and Rev. Terry Kleier Officiating. Burial was in the Masonic Cemetery.
His biological father is buried in Smith Cemetery,
No# 43139781. Terry Windell Townlian
He was employed as a Tram Operator at Silver Dollar City and was a member of the New Life Word Church at Rogersville. He had served a term with the U.S. Navy and was a graduate of Parkview High School in Springfield.
He is survived by his adoptive parents, Raymond and Rena Grabher of Seymour; his natural father, Terry Townlian of Rogersville; two brothers, Brian Grabher of Seymour, and Stuart Townlian of Rogersville; two sisters, Pam Grabher of Seymour and Terri Townlian of Rogersville; a nephew, Drew Townlian of Rogersville; his grandparents; Vernon and Faye Yates of Rogersville, Mabel Yarger and Verma Evans of Seymour, Jessie and Loretta Townlian of Rogersville, and Carl Grabher of Morrison, Colo.
Services were held at 4 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27, 1990, in Bergman-Miller Chapel in Seymour with the Rev. Roger Hedgpeth and Rev. Terry Kleier Officiating. Burial was in the Masonic Cemetery.
His biological father is buried in Smith Cemetery,
No# 43139781. Terry Windell Townlian
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