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Spokane.
Stanford Spurgeon Gunn, Sr.
47, died Saturday in this barracks room in North Richland. A plumber for Blaw-Knox, he
had been in this area for about 2 months. He was born Aug. 17, 1907 at Lauderdale, Miss.
Mr Gunn is survived by his wife Mary Lee Gunn, of Hattiesburg, Miss., two daughters,
Mary Elizabeth Cargo, Cartersville, Miss. and Betty Jean Hensorling, Meridian, Miss. one
son Stanford Spurgeon Gunn, Jr of Pensacola, Fla; four sisters and one brother. The body
was sent by Mueller Funeral Home to Hattiesburg, Miss. for funeral services. Sept 7, 1954
Tri City Herald, Pasco Washington (Reuben and Mary Goforth Gunn desc)
Stiles E. (Pop) Gunn
age 77, resident of Okla. City, died Wednesday. Services will be Saturday, 1 pm, in the
Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith and Sons Mortuary. Published 12-17-1982
Stiles E. Gunn
July 29, 1924 toJanuary 26, 2012 GUNN, ELIZABETH A. July 23, 1925 to January 28, 2012
Stiles (Skeets) passed away on January 26, 2012 at the age of 87. He was born in Paris, Texas.
He served in the Navy in World War II aboard the USS Carter Hall. He met Elizabeth in San
Diego while stationed there. They were married 67 years and lived in the San Diego area
until they moved to Temecula in 2002. Elizabeth (Betty) passed away on January 28, 2012 at
the age of 86. She was born in Columbus, Ohio and moved with her family to San Diego
when she was a teenager. Skeets retired from Western Electric after 32 years service. Skeets
was a Mason and an Elk. Betty worked briefly at Western Union then became a
home-maker. Skeets and Betty are survived by daughter Sheri Holt and son Gary Gunn,
both of Temecula, five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Skeets is also survived by
sister, Chris Meade of Oklahoma City and Betty is survived by brother Ralph Cramer of La
Mesa. A service for both will be held at Greenwood Memorial Park & Mortuary, 4300
Imperial Ave., San Diego, on Saturday, February 4, 2012, in the Garden Chapel. Viewing is
at 10:00 a.m., with service at 12:00 p.m. Edition: First Edition Page: B-4 San Diego
(Thomas and Sarah Boatwright Gunn desc)
Sylvia Gunn
WAHRBNSBUBG, Mo., May 6, 1892.—At KnobNoster, just east of here, Jennie Mitchell
and Sylvia Gunn, two little girls, aged 6 years, were run over and killed by tha east bound
passenger train on the Missouri Pacific. The accident happened where tbe track crosses the
main street of the town.
Sylvia Gunn
Former Ignacio resident Sylvia Gunn died of complications from meningitis in Denver,
Colorado on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2008. She was 61. She was born to Graves and Genevieve
Gunn in Ignacio on Sept. 23, 1946. She was a member of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe. She
attended Ignacio public schools and graduated from an American Indian school in
Oklahoma. Her family said she was good with children and worked at the Southern Ute
Head Start and day care facility. She also lived in Glencoe, Ill., as a nanny. Ms. Gunn had
spent her most recent years in Denver. Her family said she was known as "Aunt Syl" to