Obituary : DANNAR, Dillard W

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Springfield News-Leader, Springfield, Missouri  
Publication date : 21 July 1999


Dillard W Dannar

  Mount Vernon - Dillard W, Dannar, 88 Mount Vernon, Mo., passed 
away at 5:45 a.m. Tuesday, July 20,1999, in the Missouri Rehabilitation 
Center.

  He was born March 20, 1911, in Worth County, Mo.  Dillard was the 
seventh of nine children born to John M. and Clara B. Jones Dannar.  
He graduated from Worth, Mo., High School in 1929, where he enjoyed 
playing basketball.  He farmed until moving to Mount Vernon in 1952.  
He retired from the Sanatorium in Mount Vernon in 1976, Where he 
worked as a plumber.  Before Mr. Dannar's fall on June 10, causing 
a serious head injury, he loved to garden ans work in his yard.

  Mr. Dannar was  member of the First Christian Church, Mount Vernon.

  He married Worthy Chapman on Feb. 4, 1939, in Albany, Mo., and she 
survives.  Other survivors include Kay Leffingwell, Marionville, Karen 
Bailey, St. Louis, Mo., and Carol Kennedy, Lewisville, Texas; two sisters, 
Eva Meek and Mary Frances Trump both of St. Joseph, Mo.; nine grandchildren,
Teresa Jones and Lisa McCord, Kansas City,  Lori Sumners, Marionville, 
Shannon Mitchel, St. Louis, Kristen Wilson, Shelbyville, Mo., Carolyn 
Kennedy, Shreveport, La., Wesley Dannar Bailey, Norfolk, Va., Jennifer 
Weyer, Garland, Texas, and Heather Kennedy, Austin, Texas; and 15 
great-grandchildren.  Granddad Dannar was very proud of his grandchildren 
and loved for them to visit him.
 
 Services will be as 2 p.m. Thursday, July 22, 1999, in Fossett-Mosher 
Funeral Home, Mount Vernon, with the Rev. John Duncan officiating. Burial 
will be in Mount Vernon I.O.O.F. Cemetery.

  Friends are welcome to stop by the funeral home or the family home in 
Mount Vernon, where no formal visitation is planned.