Byron Franklin MANN

July 1, 1929 ~ September 5, 2007

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Mr. Byron Franklin Mann, 78, passed away Sept. 4, 2007, at St. Anthony's Medical Center, St. Louis County, MO. Byron was born on July 1, 1929, in Ironton, MO., & was the son of Elmer Franklin Mann and Tressie Pearl 'Bennett' Mann. Also preceding were: 1 Brother, Donald M. Mann; 1 Niece: Mary Jean Alcorn and 1 Nephew: Alan Mann.

Byron was: a US ARMY Veteran of The Korean War; a member of the VFW; the Yomo Shriners; Masonic Lodge & Scottish Rite. Byron was a retired Yellow Freight Systems Truck Driver. Byron was married to Alberta M. 'Lee' Mann on Jan. 8, 1966.

Survivors Include: his wife, Alberta M. 'Lee' Mann, of Farmington. 1 Sister: Imogene Smith, of Mehlville, MO; 2 Sister-In-Laws: Frieda Mann, of Annapolis & Dottie Renisch, of Jefferson City, MO. 2 Nieces: Donna 'Mrs. Frank' Ferrara & Sharon Walls. 3 Nephews: Joe (& Ginger) Mann; Jacob Hoerner & James Lee Hoerner. Also surviving are several Great-Nieces & Great-Nephews.

Visitation : Thursday, 5-8 p.m. Visitation resumes Friday at 7:00 a.m.

Funeral : Friday, 10:00 a.m., Sept. 7, 2007

at : TAYLOR Funeral Service CHAPEL, with Dr. William C. Miller officiating. Burial follows in Mann Cemetery near Black River in Reynolds Co. Driving Directions to Mann Cemetery @ end of obit.

Memorials to : * The Shriner's Hospital

Directions to Mann Cemetery (51.2 Miles from Taylor Funeral Service) West on W/221 for 8.7 Mi. -to- Detour N/NN/So. 221 (turn left); West/South on Detour N/NN/So. 221 for 8.8 Mi., turn left onto 21 So., South on 21/49 for 21.8 Mi. to Annapolis 4-Way Stop Sign; turn left @ 4-way & remain on 49 So., Remain on 49 So. for 4.8 Mi. to 'BB' (turn right); BB for 5.2 Mi. until pavement ends; turn left onto gravel rd.; Remain on gravel rd. for 1.9 Mi., Mann Cemetery will be just past sharp turn.

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  1. Dear Alberta, I am so sorry for your lost. Bryon was a special person, I will miss him a lot and all our chats every time I came.

  2. Alberta: I am so sorry for your loss. Just learned of it this morning in the paper. Byron was a very special person. I will always remember the good times we all had together. Betty


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