Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Hunter, Charles Grandy July 17, 1946
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Virginian-Pilot July 18, 1946
Charles Grandy Hunter, 64, insurance agent long active in Norfolk's social and 
business life, died yesterday at 3:20 a. m. in a local hospital where he had 
been confined for two weeks after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at the 
Virginia Club, which he served as secretary and treasurer.
Funeral services will be conducted today at 3:30 p.m. at the H. D. Oliver 
Funeral Apartments by the Rev. G. P. Gunn, rector of the Episcopal Church of the 
Good Shepherd, in which Mr. Hunter was a vestryman. Interment will be private in 
Elmwood Cemetery.
A native of Norfolk, he was the son of the late William Wallace Hunter and 
Sophie Grandy Hunter. He received the Bachelor of Laws degree in 1904 from the 
University of Virginia, where he was a member of Delta Psi fraternity.
Entering first upon the practice of law, he was engaged in this profession from 
1905 until May 15, 1917, when he went into the Army and to the first Officers 
Training Camp at Fort Myers. Graduating as a Second Lieutenant, he was ordered 
to the 319th Infantry, Eightieth Division and, with this outfit, saw service 
overseas, participating among other engagements in the Meuse-Argonne offensive 
as a First Lieutenant and adjutant of the First Battalion.
Out of the service, he returned to Norfolk to engage in the real estate business 
and, in 1932, became associated with Carlton H. Furr, general agent of the 
Provident Mutual Life insurance Company, as an agent. He resided at 721 Raleigh 
venue.
During the recent war, he served in two civilian capacities-as a volunteer in 
the aircraft warning service and as a member of a Selective Service appeal 
board. He was member of American Legion Post 35.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Alice Stollenwerck, whom he married in Wilmington, Del., 
in 1922, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Richard L. Burnette; a 
granddaughter, Miss Alice Hunter Burnette; a sister, Mrs. T. Ralph Jones; a 
niece and nephew, all of Norfolk.

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