Dorothy Meyer
SUN CITY
Memorial services for Dorothy T. Meyer, 85, formerly of Sun City, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in United Church of Sun City, 107th Avenue and Sun City Boulevard. Mrs. Meyers died June 18, 1980, in Cleveland. Before moving here, she had lived in Phoenix and was active in the Heard Museum. In Cleveland, she had been co-owner of Meyer Products Inc., said to be the world's largest manufacturer of snow plows. Survivors include children, Dorothy and Joy Schellentrager and Edward T. Meyer; a sister; a brother; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Menke Funeral Home made arrangements.
Arizona Republic
Phoenix, Arizona
05 Jul 1980, Sat • Page 60
SUN CITY
Memorial services for Dorothy T. Meyer, 85, formerly of Sun City, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in United Church of Sun City, 107th Avenue and Sun City Boulevard. Mrs. Meyers died June 18, 1980, in Cleveland. Before moving here, she had lived in Phoenix and was active in the Heard Museum. In Cleveland, she had been co-owner of Meyer Products Inc., said to be the world's largest manufacturer of snow plows. Survivors include children, Dorothy and Joy Schellentrager and Edward T. Meyer; a sister; a brother; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Menke Funeral Home made arrangements.
Arizona Republic
Phoenix, Arizona
05 Jul 1980, Sat • Page 60
Dorothy Meyer
SUN CITY
Memorial services for Dorothy T. Meyer, 85, formerly of Sun City, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in United Church of Sun City, 107th Avenue and Sun City Boulevard. Mrs. Meyers died June 18, 1980, in Cleveland. Before moving here, she had lived in Phoenix and was active in the Heard Museum. In Cleveland, she had been co-owner of Meyer Products Inc., said to be the world's largest manufacturer of snow plows. Survivors include children, Dorothy and Joy Schellentrager and Edward T. Meyer; a sister; a brother; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Menke Funeral Home made arrangements.
Arizona Republic
Phoenix, Arizona
05 Jul 1980, Sat • Page 60
SUN CITY
Memorial services for Dorothy T. Meyer, 85, formerly of Sun City, will be 10 a.m. Tuesday in United Church of Sun City, 107th Avenue and Sun City Boulevard. Mrs. Meyers died June 18, 1980, in Cleveland. Before moving here, she had lived in Phoenix and was active in the Heard Museum. In Cleveland, she had been co-owner of Meyer Products Inc., said to be the world's largest manufacturer of snow plows. Survivors include children, Dorothy and Joy Schellentrager and Edward T. Meyer; a sister; a brother; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Menke Funeral Home made arrangements.
Arizona Republic
Phoenix, Arizona
05 Jul 1980, Sat • Page 60
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