TITLE:       David Lee Runyon, Obituary,  June 16, 2001

SUBMITTERS:  Journal Inquirer
             Manchester,CT (issue June 18, 2001)

FORMATTED:   ABishop, May 2001

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RUNYON

David Lee Runyon, 43, of Benedict Street, Waterbury, died unexpectedly Saturday, June 16, 2001.

Mr. Runyon was born in Bloomsburg, Pa. on Jan. 30, 1958, son of the late Howard E. and Mary (Mensch) Runyon.

He is survived by one daughter, Jaimie Runyon of New Haven; one sister, Nancy R. Lareau of Enfield; and two 
brothers, Robert Runyon of Pennsylvania and Allen Runyon of Palmer, Mass. He was predeceased by a sister, 
Florence Katherine Runyon.

The Buckmiller Brothers Funeral Home, 82 Fairview Ave., Naugatuck, is in charge of arrangements.

The funeral service and burial in New Rosemont Cemetery in Bloomsburg, Pa., will be held at the convenience 
of the family.

There are no calling hours.




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