Mrs. Ownbey was a native of Sewanee, TN, and was a daughter of the late Godfried and Myrtle Gruetter. She was married to the late Clenard Franklin Ownbey. She was retired after 36 years with Southern Bell and later worked for Gateway Hallmark Store for 14 years. She was a member of the Bell South Pioneers Club and Biltmore Baptist Church where she participated in the Daisy Rogers Sunday School Class.
She is survived by three sons, Don R. Ownbey, Sr. of Charlotte, Clenard F. Ownbey, Jr. of Inman, SC, and Gene T. Ownbey, Sr. of Winston-Salem; a sister, Lorraine Plemmons of Asheville; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
She is survived by three sons, Don R. Ownbey, Sr. of Charlotte, Clenard F. Ownbey, Jr. of Inman, SC, and Gene T. Ownbey, Sr. of Winston-Salem; a sister, Lorraine Plemmons of Asheville; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Ownbey was a native of Sewanee, TN, and was a daughter of the late Godfried and Myrtle Gruetter. She was married to the late Clenard Franklin Ownbey. She was retired after 36 years with Southern Bell and later worked for Gateway Hallmark Store for 14 years. She was a member of the Bell South Pioneers Club and Biltmore Baptist Church where she participated in the Daisy Rogers Sunday School Class.
She is survived by three sons, Don R. Ownbey, Sr. of Charlotte, Clenard F. Ownbey, Jr. of Inman, SC, and Gene T. Ownbey, Sr. of Winston-Salem; a sister, Lorraine Plemmons of Asheville; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
She is survived by three sons, Don R. Ownbey, Sr. of Charlotte, Clenard F. Ownbey, Jr. of Inman, SC, and Gene T. Ownbey, Sr. of Winston-Salem; a sister, Lorraine Plemmons of Asheville; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
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