MEN.» Tee, Jura 26, 1798
Robert Cronenwett

CARLETON — Robert L. (Joe)
Cronenwett, 64, of Carleton died
of a heart attack Saturday night at
his home.

Friends may call until 9 tonight
and from noon to 9 p.m. Tuesday
at the Carleton

‘ Chapel of - the
* Arthur Bobcean
Funeral Home,
where services
will be held at 11
a.m. Wednesday.
The Rev. George
Lewis of the Car-
leton United
Me oe meee
Church will offi-
ciate. Burial will CRONENWETT
be in the Evergreen/Port Creek
Cemetery, Flat Rock. i
Born June 1, 1931, at his present
home in Ash Township, he was the
> son of Fred and Luella (Cilley)
‘ Cronenwett. He was married
‘March 19, 1954, to Gene L. Train-
or at the Evangelical United |
‘Brethren Church, Port Creek.

Mr. Cronenwett was a broker
and owned and operated Remerica
Country Homes Realtors in Flat .
Rock for 15 years. Prior to that,
he had worked in the real estate

‘  busiiess for 13 years. He also had
G a farmer in Carleton.

    

A life resident of Carleton, he ©
graduated in 1949 from Airport
~ High School. He wasamember
of the Michigan Farm Bureau, the |
Ash Township Planning Commis- |
sion, the Monroe County Associ-
| ation of Realtors and the Downriv-
er Association of Realtors.

Surviving are his wife; a brother,
James of Carleton; and a sister,
Mrs. Thomas (Alyce) Reiser of
Carleton. : }

He was preceded in death by a
sister, Betty Cronenwett. ;

Memorials may be made to the
Carleton United Methodist
Church.