Source: Find-a-Grave
Hij is getrouwd met Marian Stapleton.
Zij zijn getrouwd op 18 december 1912 te Dickinson Co., IA, hij was toen 24 jaar oud.
Kind(eren):
Roy V. Bever
Sources: Author: N.N. (anonymous, Pseudonym = Just~Us Relatives), Title: "Roy V Bever," (Publication location: Arnold's Pk., IA, Publisher: Find-a-Grave, Publication date: xix Sept MMVIII), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29916794/roy-v-bever
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Roy V Bever Birth 2 Sep 1888 Audubon, Audubon County, Iowa, USA Death 6 Nov 1950 (aged 62) Milford, Dickinson County, Iowa, USA Burial Okoboji Cemetery Arnolds Park, Dickinson County, Iowa, USA Memorial ID 29916794
Parents are William Clark Bever & Nellie Gay Fry
Husband of Marian Stapleton
Children are; Marion Joyce Frederick Nellie Lucille, m. Elba Wayne Kilts Blair Rex Shirley, m. Schoorman
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Obituary from The Milford Mail 11-09-1950
Parents
Photo[graph of his obituary] William Clark Bever 1859 - 1933
Photo[graph of her obituary] Nellie Gay Fry Bever 1868 - 1938
Spouse
Photo[graph of stone shared with Roy V. Bever] Marian Stapleton Bever 1894 - 1964
Children
Photo[graph of stone shared with Elba W. "Doc" Kilts] Nellie Lucille Bever Kilts 1913 - 1992
Photo[graph of stone shared with Frederick Bever] Marion Joyce Bever 1917 - 1933
Photo[graph of a woman] Shirley Bever Schoorman 1920 - 2020
Photo[graph of stone shared with Joyce Bever] Frederick Bever 1931 - 1933
Created by: Just~Us Relatives Added: 19 Sep 2008 Find a Grave Memorial 29916794"
Roy's obituary from the Milford Mail, 9 Nov 1950:
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"The community was truly saddened late Monday morning when word reached here telling that Roy Bever, Milford burness man, had suffered a fatal heart attack at Early, Iowa that morning.
Roy had left in the early morning hours with Henry Askeland to make a trucking trip to Schaller. From Schaller the two men drove to Early, to pick up a return load of merchandise. While in the process of loading the truck Roy complained of being cold, and decided to get into the truck cab to get warm. The workmen completed the loading of the truck, and upon entering the cab, found that Mr. Bever had died.
Last rites were held Wednesday from the Union Memorial church in Milford, with Rev. J. H. Castle in charge. E. O. Johnson, Bert Carpenter, Kenneth Martin, Louis Calkins, Howard Boers and H. A. Parrott, served as casket bearers.
Music was supplied by a quartet composed of C. C. Rederick, Rev. Castle, Leonard Branstetter and Roland Chamberlain. To the accompaniment of Mrs. W. L. Mendenhall, Jr., they sang "Good Night and Good Morning". Leonard Branstetter also sang "Going Home".
Interment was made in the family lot in Okoboju Cemetery, Arnolds Park, with the Masonic services at the cemetery. The Knight of Pythias and the Masons attended the services in a group.
Roy V. Bever, elder of two sons of Wiliam and Nellie Bever, was born September 2, 1888 at Audubon, Iowa. He came to the Milford vicinity in 1911, and was united in marriage to Marian Stapleton of Lake Park, Iowa, on December 16, 1912. To this union six children were born, two of whom died in 1933.
After farming west of Milford for several years, the Bever family moved to Milford to make their home here in 1936. Roy had an extensive business of corn shelling, general trucking, gravel and earth moving, in company with his son, Rex Bever.
He passed away suddenly during the morning of Monday, Nov. 6 from a heart attack. He leaves to morn his death, his wife, Mrs. Marian Bever; four children; Nellie, Mrs. Elba Kilts, Bouton, Iowa; Blair, of Inglewood, Calif.; Rex, of Milford; and Shirley. He also leaves a brother, Ray, of Salem, Oregon, and a great many other relatives and a wide host of friends. He was a member of Union Memorial Church, of the Masonic Lodge, Easter Star, Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters.
Roy had an ever increasing number of friends. His disposition was kindly, and his willingness to help others was rarely exceeded. His work, whichhe loved, kept him in contact with local and rural folks constantly,"
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"ROY BEVER DIES (continued from first page)
and he truly enjoyed serving them to the best of his ability. He will be greatly missed by his friends and his family.
Relatives from away who came to attend the funeral services included the daughter, Mrs. E. W. Klits of Bouton and the son, Blair Bever of Los Angeles, Calif. and Mrs. Harve Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Orvie Williamson, Lowell Williamson, Mrs. Margaret Newell, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fry and daughters, all of Audubon; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Amon Yager of Lake Park; Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Keck of Linn Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rice of Storm Lake, Mr. and Mrs. George Korrect and son and Mrs. Ed Strubel of Laurens.
Mrs. Bessie Jones of Algona, Mrs. Cora Stapleton and Mrs. Anna Stapleton of Lake Park, Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Lett of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jones of Algona and Fred Stapleton of Lake Park."
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