"Wilbur G. 'Buster' Abner, 46, of Smithville, died Saturday at a motel in Riverside. He was born in Newport, Ark., and had lived in the Kansas City area 26 years. He was a truck driver for Hudson and Odom Tire Co., Inc. Mr. Abner was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Beverly Abner of the home; a son, Darrell J. Abner of Kansas City; three daughters, Mrs. Teresa Barnes and Mrs. Linda Frost, both of Kansas City, and Mrs. Patricia Glenn of Smithville; a stepson, Michael Henry, and a stepdaughter, Shari Henry, both of the home; his father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abner of Kansas City; three brothers, Billy J. Abner and John D. Abner, both of Kansas City, and Ronnie Abner of Oregon; two sisters, Mrs. Wanda McCoy of Lamar, Mo., and Mrs. Joan Newman of Kansas City; and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Newcomer White Chapel with burial in East Slope Memorial Gardens Cemetery." The Kansas City Star, June 11, 1978
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Beverly Abner of the home; a son, Darrell J. Abner of Kansas City; three daughters, Mrs. Teresa Barnes and Mrs. Linda Frost, both of Kansas City, and Mrs. Patricia Glenn of Smithville; a stepson, Michael Henry, and a stepdaughter, Shari Henry, both of the home; his father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abner of Kansas City; three brothers, Billy J. Abner and John D. Abner, both of Kansas City, and Ronnie Abner of Oregon; two sisters, Mrs. Wanda McCoy of Lamar, Mo., and Mrs. Joan Newman of Kansas City; and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Newcomer White Chapel with burial in East Slope Memorial Gardens Cemetery." The Kansas City Star, June 11, 1978
"Wilbur G. 'Buster' Abner, 46, of Smithville, died Saturday at a motel in Riverside. He was born in Newport, Ark., and had lived in the Kansas City area 26 years. He was a truck driver for Hudson and Odom Tire Co., Inc. Mr. Abner was an Army veteran of the Korean War.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Beverly Abner of the home; a son, Darrell J. Abner of Kansas City; three daughters, Mrs. Teresa Barnes and Mrs. Linda Frost, both of Kansas City, and Mrs. Patricia Glenn of Smithville; a stepson, Michael Henry, and a stepdaughter, Shari Henry, both of the home; his father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abner of Kansas City; three brothers, Billy J. Abner and John D. Abner, both of Kansas City, and Ronnie Abner of Oregon; two sisters, Mrs. Wanda McCoy of Lamar, Mo., and Mrs. Joan Newman of Kansas City; and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Newcomer White Chapel with burial in East Slope Memorial Gardens Cemetery." The Kansas City Star, June 11, 1978
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Beverly Abner of the home; a son, Darrell J. Abner of Kansas City; three daughters, Mrs. Teresa Barnes and Mrs. Linda Frost, both of Kansas City, and Mrs. Patricia Glenn of Smithville; a stepson, Michael Henry, and a stepdaughter, Shari Henry, both of the home; his father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abner of Kansas City; three brothers, Billy J. Abner and John D. Abner, both of Kansas City, and Ronnie Abner of Oregon; two sisters, Mrs. Wanda McCoy of Lamar, Mo., and Mrs. Joan Newman of Kansas City; and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the Newcomer White Chapel with burial in East Slope Memorial Gardens Cemetery." The Kansas City Star, June 11, 1978
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