TITLE:  Robert Elam

SOURCE: The New and Reporter, May 30, 2001

SUBMITTED: The News and Reporter

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, May 2001

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Mr. Robert Elam


BALTIMORE — Mr. Robert Elam, formerly of Chester, died Sunday, May 27, 2001 at the VA Hospital 
in Baltimore. The family will receive friends from the home of his nieces and nephew Ursula Mae 
Sanders, Easter Mae Elam and Sammie Elam, all of Chester. Marsh’s Funeral Home of Baltimore is 
in charge of funeral arrangements. Complete local funeral arrangements will be announced later 
by Christopher King’s Funeral Home.


Mr. Robert Elam
BALTIMORE — The funeral for Mr. Robert Elam, formerly of Chester, will be conducted at noon 
Friday at March Funeral Home in Baltimore. Mr. Elam died Sunday, May 27, 2001, at the VA 
Hospital in Baltimore. Survivors are three sons, Robert “Bobby” Elam Jr., Edward Elam and 
Melvin Elam, all of Baltimore; two daughters, Emily Printer and Shirley Elam, both of Baltimore; 
eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. The family will 
receive friends from the home of Ms. Easter Mae Elam, Ursula Elam Sanders and Sammie Elam of 
Chester.  Christopher King’s Funeral Home, 703 Old York Road, is in charge of local arrangements.
(the New and Reporter June 5, 2001)
 


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