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William A. Corbin
j! j William Armstead Corbin of 314 N. West Street, Culpeper, died Thursday, December 13, 1962, at Culpeper Memorial Hospital following a sudden illness. Son of the late William Burrell Corbin and Emma Nora Spillman, his wife, and a native of Rappahannock * County, he ivas 79. !
Mr. Corbin was associated with Yowell Hardware Co.
.. fpr , about 40 aars and—was- a member of yaari
BapnstChtrrch it Viewtown where he served is church treasurer for 40 ears$an<h&iperintendent of :he Sunday-School for 25 •earfi. / y-, s He 1$ survived by his wife, sMrs. Susan Caroline Guard [Corbin; one son, Rupert Corjbin
of Falls Church; a daughfter,,Mrs. Eunice Eddins of iRapldan; two grandchildren;
jsix sisters, Mrs. B. W. Luttjrell, Mrs. James Latham and jMrfe. B. F. Cooksey, all of SAmissville, Mrs. Clarence sC. Cook of Viewtown, Mrs. IJoseph Nelson and Mrs. [Marshall Scott, both of ^Washington. j A funeral service was held ^Saturday, December 15, at |Forest Grove Baptist Church jwith burial in the church [cemetery. His pastor, the JRev. John B. Hodge, conducted the last rites. Pallbearers were Lewis Carder, ’Jack Yowell, Otis Thornhill, <Jr., Jack Colvin, HillBlankjenbaker and Billy Eddins. i Arrangements were handled by Geest Funeral Parlors.
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