Charleston Daily Mail
March 4, 1969
Cecil Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital at Montgomery. A retired miner, he was a World War I veteran and a native of Grayson, Ky. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Ethel Fernatt of Hugheston, Mrs. Margaret Wright, Mrs. Lorene Hudnall and Mrs. Loretta Ramey of Elkhart, Ind.; son, Robert of Canton, Ohio. Friends may call at Cooke Funeral Home in Cedar Grove after 5pm today.
Charleston Gazette
March 5, 1969
KlMBLER, Cecil — Service 2 p.m. today, Hughes Creek Church of God. Hughes Creek Cemetery. Mr. Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery. Survivor omitted from a previous death notice: widow, Mae. Cook Funeral Home, Cedar Grove.
March 4, 1969
Cecil Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital at Montgomery. A retired miner, he was a World War I veteran and a native of Grayson, Ky. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Ethel Fernatt of Hugheston, Mrs. Margaret Wright, Mrs. Lorene Hudnall and Mrs. Loretta Ramey of Elkhart, Ind.; son, Robert of Canton, Ohio. Friends may call at Cooke Funeral Home in Cedar Grove after 5pm today.
Charleston Gazette
March 5, 1969
KlMBLER, Cecil — Service 2 p.m. today, Hughes Creek Church of God. Hughes Creek Cemetery. Mr. Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery. Survivor omitted from a previous death notice: widow, Mae. Cook Funeral Home, Cedar Grove.
Charleston Daily Mail
March 4, 1969
Cecil Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital at Montgomery. A retired miner, he was a World War I veteran and a native of Grayson, Ky. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Ethel Fernatt of Hugheston, Mrs. Margaret Wright, Mrs. Lorene Hudnall and Mrs. Loretta Ramey of Elkhart, Ind.; son, Robert of Canton, Ohio. Friends may call at Cooke Funeral Home in Cedar Grove after 5pm today.
Charleston Gazette
March 5, 1969
KlMBLER, Cecil — Service 2 p.m. today, Hughes Creek Church of God. Hughes Creek Cemetery. Mr. Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery. Survivor omitted from a previous death notice: widow, Mae. Cook Funeral Home, Cedar Grove.
March 4, 1969
Cecil Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital at Montgomery. A retired miner, he was a World War I veteran and a native of Grayson, Ky. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Ethel Fernatt of Hugheston, Mrs. Margaret Wright, Mrs. Lorene Hudnall and Mrs. Loretta Ramey of Elkhart, Ind.; son, Robert of Canton, Ohio. Friends may call at Cooke Funeral Home in Cedar Grove after 5pm today.
Charleston Gazette
March 5, 1969
KlMBLER, Cecil — Service 2 p.m. today, Hughes Creek Church of God. Hughes Creek Cemetery. Mr. Kimbler, 79, of Hugheston, died Monday in Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery. Survivor omitted from a previous death notice: widow, Mae. Cook Funeral Home, Cedar Grove.
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