Obituary - Monday, February 8, 1993 ljworld
Services for Corey Joe Cleavinger, 20, McLouth, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at McLouth United Methodist Church with the Revs. Donald A. Powell and Steve Henry officiating. Burial will be in McLouth Cemetery.
Mr. Cleavinger died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1993, after the tractor he was driving was struck by a car about seven miles south of Oskaloosa.
He was born Oct. 16, 1972, in Winchester, the son of Albert J. and Dorothy Woodhead Cleavinger. He lived in the McLouth community all of his life.
Mr. Cleavinger was employed by Joe's Repair Shop in McLouth for the past five years.
He graduated from McLouth High School with honors in 1991 and from Atchison Vo-Tech in the Deisel Mechanics division, also with honors, in May 1992.
He was a member of the Jarbalo United Methodist Church at Jarbalo.
Survivors include his parents, of McLouth; a sister, Sabrina Thummel, Winchester; and his grandparents, Marcus and Oona Woodhead, Paola, and Robert W. and Selma Cleavinger, Jarbalo.
Back of headstone reads:
Dear C.J., Before us stood a man with a large black hat, oil duster, and boots. Yet all we could see was a little boy with a devilish grin, who always seemed to be in some kind of mischief. Our lives are a little dimmer now without you. With broken hearts and tears we must say good-night, our sweet prince, and give you your wings to fly.
Love, Mom and Dad
Baby Brother, What I have to say to you, you now can read from my mind and feel in my heart. But there is one thing I will always tell you aloud. I love you C.J., I always have and I always will.
Love, Your Big Sissy "$2"
Services for Corey Joe Cleavinger, 20, McLouth, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at McLouth United Methodist Church with the Revs. Donald A. Powell and Steve Henry officiating. Burial will be in McLouth Cemetery.
Mr. Cleavinger died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1993, after the tractor he was driving was struck by a car about seven miles south of Oskaloosa.
He was born Oct. 16, 1972, in Winchester, the son of Albert J. and Dorothy Woodhead Cleavinger. He lived in the McLouth community all of his life.
Mr. Cleavinger was employed by Joe's Repair Shop in McLouth for the past five years.
He graduated from McLouth High School with honors in 1991 and from Atchison Vo-Tech in the Deisel Mechanics division, also with honors, in May 1992.
He was a member of the Jarbalo United Methodist Church at Jarbalo.
Survivors include his parents, of McLouth; a sister, Sabrina Thummel, Winchester; and his grandparents, Marcus and Oona Woodhead, Paola, and Robert W. and Selma Cleavinger, Jarbalo.
Back of headstone reads:
Dear C.J., Before us stood a man with a large black hat, oil duster, and boots. Yet all we could see was a little boy with a devilish grin, who always seemed to be in some kind of mischief. Our lives are a little dimmer now without you. With broken hearts and tears we must say good-night, our sweet prince, and give you your wings to fly.
Love, Mom and Dad
Baby Brother, What I have to say to you, you now can read from my mind and feel in my heart. But there is one thing I will always tell you aloud. I love you C.J., I always have and I always will.
Love, Your Big Sissy "$2"
Obituary - Monday, February 8, 1993 ljworld
Services for Corey Joe Cleavinger, 20, McLouth, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at McLouth United Methodist Church with the Revs. Donald A. Powell and Steve Henry officiating. Burial will be in McLouth Cemetery.
Mr. Cleavinger died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1993, after the tractor he was driving was struck by a car about seven miles south of Oskaloosa.
He was born Oct. 16, 1972, in Winchester, the son of Albert J. and Dorothy Woodhead Cleavinger. He lived in the McLouth community all of his life.
Mr. Cleavinger was employed by Joe's Repair Shop in McLouth for the past five years.
He graduated from McLouth High School with honors in 1991 and from Atchison Vo-Tech in the Deisel Mechanics division, also with honors, in May 1992.
He was a member of the Jarbalo United Methodist Church at Jarbalo.
Survivors include his parents, of McLouth; a sister, Sabrina Thummel, Winchester; and his grandparents, Marcus and Oona Woodhead, Paola, and Robert W. and Selma Cleavinger, Jarbalo.
Back of headstone reads:
Dear C.J., Before us stood a man with a large black hat, oil duster, and boots. Yet all we could see was a little boy with a devilish grin, who always seemed to be in some kind of mischief. Our lives are a little dimmer now without you. With broken hearts and tears we must say good-night, our sweet prince, and give you your wings to fly.
Love, Mom and Dad
Baby Brother, What I have to say to you, you now can read from my mind and feel in my heart. But there is one thing I will always tell you aloud. I love you C.J., I always have and I always will.
Love, Your Big Sissy "$2"
Services for Corey Joe Cleavinger, 20, McLouth, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at McLouth United Methodist Church with the Revs. Donald A. Powell and Steve Henry officiating. Burial will be in McLouth Cemetery.
Mr. Cleavinger died Saturday, Feb. 6, 1993, after the tractor he was driving was struck by a car about seven miles south of Oskaloosa.
He was born Oct. 16, 1972, in Winchester, the son of Albert J. and Dorothy Woodhead Cleavinger. He lived in the McLouth community all of his life.
Mr. Cleavinger was employed by Joe's Repair Shop in McLouth for the past five years.
He graduated from McLouth High School with honors in 1991 and from Atchison Vo-Tech in the Deisel Mechanics division, also with honors, in May 1992.
He was a member of the Jarbalo United Methodist Church at Jarbalo.
Survivors include his parents, of McLouth; a sister, Sabrina Thummel, Winchester; and his grandparents, Marcus and Oona Woodhead, Paola, and Robert W. and Selma Cleavinger, Jarbalo.
Back of headstone reads:
Dear C.J., Before us stood a man with a large black hat, oil duster, and boots. Yet all we could see was a little boy with a devilish grin, who always seemed to be in some kind of mischief. Our lives are a little dimmer now without you. With broken hearts and tears we must say good-night, our sweet prince, and give you your wings to fly.
Love, Mom and Dad
Baby Brother, What I have to say to you, you now can read from my mind and feel in my heart. But there is one thing I will always tell you aloud. I love you C.J., I always have and I always will.
Love, Your Big Sissy "$2"
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