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James B. Loveland

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Name	Loveland, James B.
Genealogy ID	83483
Born	05 FEB 1932
Birthplace	Lock Haven, Clinton PA
Deceased	17 NOV 1982
Deceased where	Philadelphia, Philadelphia PA
Cemetery	Oakwood Cemetery
Education	Mansfield High School 1950
Occupation	Photographer - Loveland Studio (successor to McNaney) Department of Public Welfare.
Titles & honors	Korea, Air Force Mansfield Ambulance Assn. County Detective Association of Pennsylvania
Military	Korea, Air Force
Father	Fred Hastings Loveland
Mother	Mary Katherine Irvin
Spouse	Bonnie Cleveland
Children	Ronald Loveland David Loveland
Reference	Obit
Notes	LOVELAND - James B. Loveland, 50, [SRGP 83483] of North Wales, Montgomery County, a former Mansfield resident, died Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1982, in Chestnut Hill Hospital, Philadelphia, following a lengthy illness. Born Feb. 5, 1932, at Lock Haven, he was a son of Fred and Mary Katherine Irvin Loveland. He was a member of First United Methodist Church at Mansfield. A photographer, he owned Loveland Studio at Mansfield for many years. Mr. Loveland was a member of the County Detective Association of Pennsylvania. He recently worked as an investigator for the state Department of Public Welfare. He also was a member of Mansfield Ambulance Assn. He was an Air Force veteran of the Korean War. Surviving, besides his mother, of Mansfield, are his wife, the former Bonnie Cleveland; two sons, Ronald of Hampton, Tenn., and David of Morris Run; four daughters, Mrs. Cheryl Muller of Avoca, NY, Mrs. Linda Bush of Huston, Texas, and Misses Sandra and Karen Loveland at home; two sisters, Mrs. Jane Day of Mansfield and Mrs. Kitty Wilson of Blossburg, and four grandchildren. The funeral was held Saturday at the Kuhl Funeral Home, Mansfield. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. The Rev. James Dawes, his pastor and the Rev. David Weidman, pastor of Lambs Creek Bible Church, officiated. - Wellsboro Gazette, November 24, 1982 MHS 1950
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1. 1950 Manscript, Mansfield High School

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