Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Whitney, Charles R. January 1, 1961
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Norfolk Journal and Guide, Saturday,Jan 14,1961
Norfolk's Masonic brotherhood paid respect to the memory of Charles R. 
Whitney, past master of James P. Carter lodge, AF and AM, in rituals which 
followed funeral rites for Mr. Whitney Sunday.

The Masonic rites were held at graveside at Calvary Cemetery. Funeral 
services attended by a large group of mourners were held from Queen Street 
Baptist Church with the pastor, the Rev. J. Jasper Freeman, officiating.

A native of Snead's Ferry, NC, Mr. Whitney had also served his lodge as 
secretary for some 22 years.

A member of the staff at a grocery firm for many years, Mr. Whitney made his 
home at 735 Reservoir avenue, Norfolk.

He is survived by his widow Mrs. Catherine Whitney of the home; a son, Noble 
Lee Whitney of Washington; four daughters, Mrs. Lillie Anthony, Mrs. Helen 
Flowers, Miss Joyce Whitney and Miss Sandra D. Whitney of Norfolk; three 
sisters, Mrs. George Teal of Norfolk, Mrs. Della M. Young of New York City 
and Mrs. Annie B. Johnson of New Bern, NC; two brothers, Theodore Whitney of 
Philadelphia and Noble Whitney of Cape Charles; three grandchildren and a 
number of nieces and nephews.

Riddick Funeral service was in charge of arrangements.

Additional Comments:
Calvary Cemetery

WHITNEY, CHARLES R	I4255 Section 24, Block 24, Lot 167, Space NW COR	
0	01/08/1961

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