Elmo Dean Kays son of Hugh B. and Lela Bonine Kays was born August 13, 1918 in Gravios Mills, Mo. Later the family moved to Versailles when their home was to be part of the lake. Elmo passed away September 2, 1976 at the Veterans Hospital in Wadsworth, Kan.
Elmo is survived by 5 sons, Jack Kays, Des Moines, Ia. Don Kays, Sedalia, Joe, Hugh and Bill Kays, all of Versailles; five daughters, Donna Kays of Nebraska, Betty Rose, Council Bluffs, Ia., Beverly Chastain, Lebanon, Becky Sizer, Centertown, and Cindy Kays, of Versailles. His parents, Hugh B. and stepmother Bertha Kays also survive of the home. Elmo has one sister Lucille Woolery, four brothers Hubert Kays, Belvidere, Ill., Harry Kays, Peculiar, Mo., Truman Kays, Stover, Mo., and Norman Kays, Independence, Mo.
At the time of his death Elmo has 10 grandchildren.
Elmo's mother Lela Bonine Kays presided him in death in 1940.
Mr. Kays was honored with his nephews serving as his pallbearers. Military rites were at gravesite.
Elmo is survived by 5 sons, Jack Kays, Des Moines, Ia. Don Kays, Sedalia, Joe, Hugh and Bill Kays, all of Versailles; five daughters, Donna Kays of Nebraska, Betty Rose, Council Bluffs, Ia., Beverly Chastain, Lebanon, Becky Sizer, Centertown, and Cindy Kays, of Versailles. His parents, Hugh B. and stepmother Bertha Kays also survive of the home. Elmo has one sister Lucille Woolery, four brothers Hubert Kays, Belvidere, Ill., Harry Kays, Peculiar, Mo., Truman Kays, Stover, Mo., and Norman Kays, Independence, Mo.
At the time of his death Elmo has 10 grandchildren.
Elmo's mother Lela Bonine Kays presided him in death in 1940.
Mr. Kays was honored with his nephews serving as his pallbearers. Military rites were at gravesite.
Elmo Dean Kays son of Hugh B. and Lela Bonine Kays was born August 13, 1918 in Gravios Mills, Mo. Later the family moved to Versailles when their home was to be part of the lake. Elmo passed away September 2, 1976 at the Veterans Hospital in Wadsworth, Kan.
Elmo is survived by 5 sons, Jack Kays, Des Moines, Ia. Don Kays, Sedalia, Joe, Hugh and Bill Kays, all of Versailles; five daughters, Donna Kays of Nebraska, Betty Rose, Council Bluffs, Ia., Beverly Chastain, Lebanon, Becky Sizer, Centertown, and Cindy Kays, of Versailles. His parents, Hugh B. and stepmother Bertha Kays also survive of the home. Elmo has one sister Lucille Woolery, four brothers Hubert Kays, Belvidere, Ill., Harry Kays, Peculiar, Mo., Truman Kays, Stover, Mo., and Norman Kays, Independence, Mo.
At the time of his death Elmo has 10 grandchildren.
Elmo's mother Lela Bonine Kays presided him in death in 1940.
Mr. Kays was honored with his nephews serving as his pallbearers. Military rites were at gravesite.
Elmo is survived by 5 sons, Jack Kays, Des Moines, Ia. Don Kays, Sedalia, Joe, Hugh and Bill Kays, all of Versailles; five daughters, Donna Kays of Nebraska, Betty Rose, Council Bluffs, Ia., Beverly Chastain, Lebanon, Becky Sizer, Centertown, and Cindy Kays, of Versailles. His parents, Hugh B. and stepmother Bertha Kays also survive of the home. Elmo has one sister Lucille Woolery, four brothers Hubert Kays, Belvidere, Ill., Harry Kays, Peculiar, Mo., Truman Kays, Stover, Mo., and Norman Kays, Independence, Mo.
At the time of his death Elmo has 10 grandchildren.
Elmo's mother Lela Bonine Kays presided him in death in 1940.
Mr. Kays was honored with his nephews serving as his pallbearers. Military rites were at gravesite.
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