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Card Of Thanks
1 wish to thank all of my friends who so faithfully, remembered me ■with.'their prayers! gifts, cards and _ visits''Uuring; my five-’months in the hospital *
- : Robbie Leake j •
. Grover Jenkins
(trover Jenkins, employee, of the 1 Rochester Ropes, died stiddenlv on Friday afternoon enroute to Fredericksburg where he and his wife were-id riving for the afternoon. /ICtF Jenkins, 57 years of age, was the'son of the late Ren Jenkuv- and Mrs. Florence Jenkins of Ranpahannock Countv • .'' Resides hie^mother, he is sur-. '•ived bv- his wife. Mrss, Lillje Le^le Jenkins of .Culpeper; five < hr If brothers. Richard Jenkins of ’Culpeper, William Jenkins of Ciilpener. Raymond Jenkins of Wood.rille and Thomas Jenkinsyof Havmarket; four half sisters. Mrs. Wallace Sisk of "Front . Royal, Mrs.’ James Jenkins of Gbrdonsville, Mrs. Robert Sisk of Orange and Mrs. Roy; Sisk of WoedvHle.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, at 2 o’cock from the Geest Funeral Home Chapel, . with interment in the familv sec- - t:on of fb“ Sperrvville cemetery. Rev. P. EL Boyce conducted the last rites.
Active pallbearers were Thur-» mon Jenkins, Clyde Jenkins, Fred .Kuhls, Erich Hempest, Ennis Kilby.'Leonard Payne, Roy H. Hitt,, and Charles G. Southard. Fellow employees of the Rochester Ropes served as honorary pallbearers.
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