Beulah Belle Roush & Albert Kincaid McClanahan
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F2 Albert Kincaid McClanahan, born November 18, 1911 in Liberty Township, Adams County, Ohio, died March 8, 1988 in Liberty Township, Adams County, Ohio. Albert married June 13, 1934 Beulah Belle Roush, born September 24, 1915 in Adams County, Ohio, died October 2, 1976 at West Union, Ohio. Three children. Beulah was the daughter of Clyde Potts Roush and Nannie L. Shell.
Albert spent his entire life on the family farm which was bought by his grandfather, Samuel Albert McClanahan, on December 16, 1873. Both Albert and Beulah are buried in Kirker Cemetery.
OBITUARY.
Albert K. McClanahan, was born November 18, 1911, and departed this life on March 6, 1988, at the age of 76 years, three months, and 24 days.
Beulah Belle Roush
Albert was the son of the late Robert P. and Jennie (Kincaid) McClanahan. He was united in marriage to Beulah Roush on June 13, 1934. This union was blessed with three children, Robert C. and James A. McClanahan of West Union, and Brenda L. Warner of Grove City, Ohio. Beulah and Albert were married for 42 years until her passing on October 2, 1976.
Albert was also preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McClanahan; one brother, Delbert, and two sisters, Edna Lee and Edith Winona.
Albert leaves to mourn his passing his three children; two daughters-in-law, Joyce and Connie McClanahan; son-in-law, James P. Warner; grandchildren, Marla, and James Troy McClanahan of West Union, Mary K. McClanahan of State College, Pennsylvania; Jeffrey and Melanie Warner of Columbus, Ohio; and James Douglas Warner of Grove City, Ohio. Five great-grandchildren, David, Jessica, Gregory, Danette and Susan McClanahan, all of West Union; two sisters-in-law, Ruby Purdin of Cherry Fork and Nellie Roush of E. McKeesport, Pennsylvania; cousins, nieces and nephews of Columbus, Ohio.
Albert was a lifelong resident and farmer in Liberty Township, Adams County, a member of the West Union F&Am Lodge No. 43, the Presbyterian Church, the I.O.O.F. Lodge, and Jerusalem Grange.
His guidance and support will be missed by his family and friends.
FATHERS ARE WONDERFUL PEOPLE
Helen Steiner Rice
Fathers are wonderful people
too little understood
And we do not sing their praises
as often as we should
For somehow father seems to be
the man who pays the bills
While mother binds up little hurts
and nurses all our ills
And father struggles daily
to live up to his image
As protector and provider
and "hero of the scrimmage."
But perhaps that is the reason
we sometimes gets the notion
That fathers are not subject
to the thing we call emotion
But if you look inside dad's heart
where no one else can see
You'll find he's sentimental
and as "soft" as he can be
But he's so busy every day
in the grueling race of life
He leaves the sentimental stuff
to his partner and his wife.
But fathers are just wonderful
in a million different ways
And they merit loving compliments
and accolades of praise
For the only reason dad aspires
to fortune and success
Is to make the family proud of him
and to bring them happiness
And like our Heavenly Father
he's a guardian and a guide
Someone that we can count on
to be always on our side.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the West Union Life Squad, Adams County Hospital, Ellis Funeral Home, Reverend O'Quin Kelly and to our many kind and thoughtful friends for their prayers, generous gifts of food, and expressions of sympathy.
G1 Robert Clyde McClanahan, born July 6, 1936, died July 1, 1996, buried in Kirker Cemetery; married August 20, 1955 Joyce Ann Ellis, born March 30, 1936, died July 20, 2016; Joyce was the daughter of Wayne Ellis and Grace Beam.
G2 James A. McClanahan, born July 12, 1940; married July 31, 1960 Connie Hayslip, born December 22, 1941.
G3 Brenda Lu McClanahan, born March 1, 1944 in Maysville, Kentucky, died November 15, 2009 in Grove City, Ohio; married August 14, 1965 at West Union, Ohio James P. Warner, born June 19, 1942, died September 21, 2010 in Grove City, Ohio. James was the son of James H. Warner of Columbus, Ohio.
The McClanahan Family History is a project of Carol M. Gillespie, D.D.S.
You can contact Carol at: CGillespi2@aol.com.
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