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Edward E. Abram © Enid Morning News 08-1989 Submitted by: Jo Aguirre
The funeral service for Edward E. Abram, 71, who died Sunday at Green Meadows Nursing Home in Haysville, Kansas, will be at 10 AM Wednesday at DeVorss Flannagan – Hunt Chapel in Wichita, Kansas. The Rev. Willard Newmann will officiate. Graveside service will be at 2 PM Wednesday in Enid Cemetery. Officiating will be Jerry Abram. Burial will be under the direction of DeVorss Flannagan – Hunt Mortuary, Wichita.
Abram was born January 1, 1918, in Gracemont. He married Maxine Walters. He retired from Hennigh Inc. in Wichita where he worked as a warehouse man.
Surviving are his wife; a step – son, Gerald Heatherington of Wichita; two step daughters, Glodine Clements of Lenexa, Kansas, and Judy Dwyer of Omaha, Nebraska; two sisters, Lavada Malone of Ames and Genevieve Crow of Enid; two brothers, Bill of Wichita and Jerry of Bentonville, Arkansas.
He was preceded in death by two brothers.
Memorials may be made to the Kansas Lung Association.
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