TITLE:  Daniel Bayles

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier, July 24, 2001

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, July 2001

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BAYLES, Daniel
Daniel Earl Bayles, 49, of Summerville, S.C., died July 22, 2001, at a 
Summerville hospital. Funeral services will be held at Parks Funeral 
Home Chapel, Thursday evening, July 26, 2001, at 6 o'clock. Mr. Bayles 
was born December 16, 1951, in Washington, Penn., a son of Raymond E. 
Bayles and Nancy Fuller Bayles. He was a Diesel Mechanic with Blanchard 
Machinery Company and a Marine veteran, serving in Vietnam. Mr. Bayles 
is survived by his wife, Edna Mae Gallagher Bayles of Summerville, S.C.
, two sons, David Bayles of California, Penn., and Darren Bayles of 
Dry Tavern, Penn., one daughter, Danielle Irey of Deemston, Penn., two 
step-sons, Mike Prosdocimo of North Charleston, S.C., and Scott 
Dunlevy of California, Penn., two step-daughters, Colleen Jenkins of 
Harper's Ferry, W.Va., and Vickie Dore of Florida, one brother, Samuel 
Bayles of Huge, S.C., one sister, Laura Good of Mather, Penn., and 13 
grandchildren. Arrangements by PARKS FUNERAL HOME, SUMMERVILLE, S.C.
 (The Post and Courier July 24, 2001)

BAYLES, Daniel
Daniel Earl Bayles, 49, of Summerville, S.C., died July 22, 2001, at a 
Summerville hospital. Funeral services will be held at Parks Funeral 
Home Chapel, Thursday evening, July 26, 2001, at 6 o'clock. Friends 
may call at PARKS FUNERAL HOME, SUMMERVILLE, S.C., this Wednesday 
evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Mr. Bayles was born December 16, 1951, in 
Washington, Pa., a son of Raymond E. Bayles and Nancy Fuller Bayles. 
He was a diesel mechanic with Blanchard Machinery Company. He was an 
U.S. Marine veteran of the Vietnam War. Survivors include his wife, 
Edna Mae Gallagher Bayles of Summerville, S.C., two sons, David Bayles 
of California, Pa., and Darren Bayles of Dry Tavern, Pa., one daughter,
Danielle Irey of Deemston, Pa., two step-sons, Mike Prosdocimo of 
North Charleston, S.C., and Scott Dunlevy of California, Pa., two 
step-daughters, Colleen Jenkins of Harper's Ferry, W.Va., and Vickie 
Dore of Florida, one brother, Samuel Bayles of Huge, S.C., one sister, 
Laura Good of Mather, Pa., and 13 grandchildren. Arrangements by PARKS 
FUNERAL HOME, SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (The Post and Courier July 25, 2001)

BAYLES, Daniel
Daniel Earl Bayles, 49, of Summerville, S.C., died July 22, 2001, at a 
Summerville hospital. Funeral services will be held at Parks Funeral 
Home Chapel, Thursday evening, July 26, 2001, at 6 o'clock. Mr. Bayles 
was born on December 16, 1951 in Washington, PA., a son of Raymond E. 
Bayles and Nancy Fuller Bayles. He was a diesel mechanic with 
Blanchard Machinery Company. He was an U.S. Marine veteran of the 
Vietnam War. Survivors include his wife, Edna Mae Gallagher Bayles of 
Summerville, S.C., two sons, Daniel Bayles of California, Pa., and 
Darren Bayles of Dry Tavern, Pa., one daughter, Danielle Irey of 
Deemston, Pa., two step-sons, Mike Prosdocimo of North Charleston, 
S.C., and Scott Dunlevy of California, Pa., two step-daughters, Colleen
Jenkins of Harper's Ferry, WV, and Vickie Dore of Florida, one brother,
Samuel Bayles of Huger, S.C., one sister, Laura Good of Mather, Pa., 
and 13 grandchildren. Arrangements by PARKS FUNERAL HOME, SUMMERVILLE, 
S.C. (The Post and Courier July 26, 2001)
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