STANLY COUNTY, NC - OBITUARIES - Norman Calvin Queen, 4 Feb 1985
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Stanly News and Press Friday Februay 8, 1985

Page 2A

Norman Queen

   Funeral services for Norman Calvin Queen, 60, of Route 1, Nw London, plant 
manager for Federal Pacific Electric Company in Albemarle, were conducted at 
10 a.m. Thursday in Stanly Memorial Chapel By Rev. David Alexander. Graveside 
rites were conducted at 3 p.m. by DAV Team at Whiteville Memorial Cemetery in 
Whiteville.

   Mr. Queen died at 10:10 p.m. Monday in Charlotte Memorial Hospital after 
one week illness. He was born February 14,1924, in Cowpens, South Carolina, 
and was a son of the late Claude Calvin and Minnie Jane Martin Queen.  He was 
a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Whiteville, a retired veteran 
of the United States Air Force,a member of Masonic Lodge 1268 in Schentz, 
Texas, a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason, and a Shriner, a member of Sudan 
Temple of New Bern, Scottish Rite Mason, and a Shriner, a member of Sudan 
Temple of New Bern.

   He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Melvia Phillips Queen of the home; three 
brothers Herschel C. Queen of Nags Head, Onald D. Queen of Chesapeake, 
Virginia, and Jack R. Queen of Suffolk, Virginia; a sister, Mrs. Hazel Scheidt 
of Beaufort, South Carolina; and one grandson, Patrick Shannon Queen.

   Pallbearers were Jim Parrish, Floyd Culp, Simp Powell Charlie Higgins,Glenn 
McDonald and Cordell Wheeler. Honorary pallbearers were co-workers at Federal 
Pacific.

   Memorials may be made to Crippled Children's Fund, Sudan Temple, 
New Bern N.C.