Mr. Dee E. Lively, 77, of Route 2, Thonotosassa, passed away Sunday. A native of Jacksonville, Alabama, Mr. Lively had lived in the Tampa Bay area thirty years. He was a member of the Palm River Church of Christ. He operated the vending stand for the Florida Council for the Blind in the Hillsborough County Court House, retiring in 1964 after 18 years of service. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ada Lively one son, Fred Lively, both of Thonotosassa; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce A. Burbage, Lakeland, and Mrs. Patricia A. Nelson, Monticello, Kentucky; one sister, Mrs. Sue Briggs, West Palm Beach, Fla., and ten grandchildren.
The Tampa Tribune - 14 Nov 1972, Tue
h/o Ada (Williams) Lively m1929
s/o Samuel Foster and Mattie Bell (Knighten) Lively
The Tampa Tribune - 14 Nov 1972, Tue
h/o Ada (Williams) Lively m1929
s/o Samuel Foster and Mattie Bell (Knighten) Lively
Mr. Dee E. Lively, 77, of Route 2, Thonotosassa, passed away Sunday. A native of Jacksonville, Alabama, Mr. Lively had lived in the Tampa Bay area thirty years. He was a member of the Palm River Church of Christ. He operated the vending stand for the Florida Council for the Blind in the Hillsborough County Court House, retiring in 1964 after 18 years of service. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ada Lively one son, Fred Lively, both of Thonotosassa; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce A. Burbage, Lakeland, and Mrs. Patricia A. Nelson, Monticello, Kentucky; one sister, Mrs. Sue Briggs, West Palm Beach, Fla., and ten grandchildren.
The Tampa Tribune - 14 Nov 1972, Tue
h/o Ada (Williams) Lively m1929
s/o Samuel Foster and Mattie Bell (Knighten) Lively
The Tampa Tribune - 14 Nov 1972, Tue
h/o Ada (Williams) Lively m1929
s/o Samuel Foster and Mattie Bell (Knighten) Lively
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