TITLE:  Elick Yeadon

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier, June 15, 2001

SUBMITTED:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED:  Kim Grissom, June 2001

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HARRISBURG, Pa. - Mr. Elick Yeadon, Sr., 65, of 1921 Zarker St., 
Harrisburg, Pa., formerly of Cross, S.C., died June 9, 2001, in a 
Harrisburg hospital. Funeral will be Saturday, June 16, 2 p.m., at St. 
Matthew A.M.E. Church, Cross, S.C. Rev. Michael Burgess will officiate.
Burial in Jerusalem Cemetery, Cross, S.C. EUTAWVILLE COMMUNITY FUNERAL 
HOME is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Yeadon, the son of the late Mr. 
George Yeadon, Sr., and Mary Glover Yeadon, was born on October 20, 
1935, in Cross, S.C. He received his education in Berkeley County 
Schools. He was a member of St. Matthew AME Church until he relocated 
to Rockaway Beach, N.Y., where he joined St. John Baptist Church. He 
was employed by the N.Y.C. Housing Authority as a truck driver for 40 
years. He retired in 1997. Survivors include, his wife, Mrs. Mary Ella 
Yeadon of the home; two sons, Phillip Yeadon of Bronx, N.Y., and Elick 
Yeadon, Jr., of Harrisburg, Pa.; three grandsons; one sister, Mrs. 
Sadie Y. Butler of Cross, S.C.; two brothers, Mr. Robert Yeadon of 
Charleston, S.C., Deacon McKinley Yeadon of Eutawville, S.C.; five 
sisters-in-law; one daughter-in-law, and six brothers-in-law; one aunt. 
(The Post and Courier June 15, 2001)
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