CHARLES M. PATRICK
  
DEATH CLAIMS PROMINENT DENVER MAN
CHARLES M. PATRICK DIES WEDNESDAY;
WIDOW VERY ILL
  
Charles M. Patrick, aged citizen of Denver, died at his home there at
noon Wednesday.  Mr. Patrick was 82 years old and had been in ill
health for several years.  He had been seriously ill for the past
several months and his death had been expected.  His widow,  who is
the same age as her husband, is critically ill and not expected to
live.
  
Mr. Patrick was one among the oldest citizens of Johnson County and
had been prominent in business circles in his section until his
death.  He had numerous relatives in Johnson and Magoffin counties.
  
He is survived by his widow, Sarah Ann (Rice) Patrick, three sons,
Dr. W. F. Patrick, Portland, Oregon, C. H. Patrick and Russell
Patrick of Denver, and one daughter, Mrs. George Metcalfe, of
Lexington, and one sister, Mrs. M. F. Rice, also of Lexington.
  
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
Liberty Baptist Church at Denver, with Rev. Sam Sloan, pastor of the
Catlettsburg  Missionary Baptist Church in charge. Burial will follow
in the family cemetery near the home.
  
The undertaking department of the Paintsville Furniture Company will
direct the funeral and burial.
  
A number of Paintsville relatives are expected to attend the funeral
and burial.
  
PAINTSVILLE HERALD
THURSDAY
9-19-1940 

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