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Friday, March 26, 1993 C.TUAI.:iS The Atlanta Journal The Atlanta Constitution. OBITUARIES Justus Martin chairman of South's top brokerage firm Bennett WRITER fi Justus C. Martin Jr. of and chief executive of Robinson-Humphrey died Thursday at his home. He was Mr.

Young belonged to River-bend Gun Club, Lions, Piedmont Driving Club, Peachtree Racquet Club and First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta. Surviving are his wife, Gwendolyn O'Berry Young; three daughters, Lida Askew of Smyrna and Lane F. Young and Bonnie W. Young, both of Atlanta; two sisters, Rebecca Frazer and Frances Young, both of Atlanta; two grandchildren; and six More obituaries, Page D5 The body has been cremated. He retired from the presidency of the store in 1983.

Henry Lane Young Jr. was born Sept. 4, 1911, in Quitman, Ga. He attended the University of North Carolina; operated a flying school where World War II flight instructors were trained; and worked at Bell Aircraft in Marietta before starting the hardware store. Henry Young retired president of hardware firm A memorial service for Henry L.

Young Jr. of Atlanta, retired president of Young Hardware will be at 11 a.m. today at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta. Mr. Young, 81, died of a heart attack Wednesday at his home.

Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers of Muirfield, Scotland. Surviving are his wife, Barbara Franklin Martin; three daughters, Maude Huff of Columbus, Julia McClelland of Mobile, and Jennifer C. Martin of Atlanta; a brother, Arthur B. Martin of Atlanta; a sister, Emily Nalley of Atlanta; and four grandchildren. 7T.

if Justus Carlile Martin Jr. was born Jan. 5, 1925, in Providence, R.I. His family moved to Atlanta when he was 5. He graduated from North Fulton High and attended the University of North Carolina and Georgia Tech.

Unable to serve in World War II because he was deaf in one ear, he became a volunteer American Field Service ambulance driver during the war in Africa, Europe and Asia. Afterwards, he graduated from the University of Georgia in 1947, and joined Robinson-Humphrey in 1951. He was a board member of Atlantic Southeast Airlines, the Caldwell and Orkin funds, CIM High Yield Securities, and the Commerce Club; a former trustee of the University of Georgia, Spelman College, Lovett School and the A.G. Rhodes Home; and a member of Gridiron and the Piedmont Driving Club, Capital City Club, Peachtree Golf Club, the River Club in New York, and The longtime chief of the leading brokerage firm in the South had suffered a stroke in February 1992. He had regained his speech, but not his ability to swallow, and 12 4 Justus Martin fed through a tube, a relative Domestics Galore! -said.

A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Peachtree i Church. The body "'will be cremated. 3,0 He led the firm into the inter- national market, criss-crossing Atlantic to sell European in-, on the worth of stocks of companies in the Southern U.S. Hj was chairman when sspn-Humphrey built its $90 complex, Atlanta Financial 'fiter, in Buckhead; and he 6 guided the 1982 sale of it to the -s American Express subsidiary, -ShearsonAmerican Express now Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc.

"The entire Robinson-Humphrey family mourns the loss of our chairman," said Jerome D. islands president of the com- y. Mr. Martin was a former -p v-( viti- I -v 'W -f 1 r--" i rr 1 1 3 4f J- J. ST --1 'V 1 XaJ Ella P.

Dills Home maker Canton The graveside service for Ella Paris Dills of Milledgeville, a homemaker, will be today at 11 a.m. at Cherokee Memorial Gardens here. Ms. Dills, 93, died Monday from a stroke at Riverside Hospital in Milledgeville. Surviving are two daughters, Lois D.

Watts of Milledgeville and Helen E. Gleason of Colorado Springs, a brother, Oliver W. Paris of Rome, a sister, Lula Lowe of Atlanta; 12 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Keith A Crockett Manufacturing foreman The funeral for Keith A. Crockett of Griffin, a foreman with a Griffin structural systems manufacturer, will be at 11 a.m.

today at Wages Funeral Home in Snellville, with burial at Sherwood Memorial Park and Garden in Jonesboro. Mr. Crockett, 25, died Tuesday at his job in an industrial accident. Surviving are his mother and stepfather, Joy Smith Casteel and Leon Casteel; his father, Richard Crockett of LaGrange; and a brother, David Crockett of Newnan. C.

Gordon Buckey Retired accountant A memorial service for C. Gordon Buckey of Atlanta, a retired accountant with Atlantic Richfield, will be at 10 a.m. today at the assembly hall at Wesley Woods Center. Burial was Thursday at Woodlawn Cemetery in Baltimore. Mr.

Buckey, 94, died Monday at Wesley Woods Geriatric Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Chan-dbs Kimrey Buckey; two sons, C. William Buckey of Mobile, and Richard 0. Buckey of Smyrna; two stepdaughters, Chandos Johnson of Charlotte and Joanna Hanes-Lahr of Washington, D.C.; five step-grandchildren; and a step-great-grandchild. Jack F.

McCollum Businessman The funeral for Jack F. McCollum of Fairburn, the owner of REM Supply will be at 4 p.m. today at McDaniel Funeral Home, with entombment at Holly Hill Memorial Park. I 3Qard member of both the New and American stock ifjchanges. Retired Atlanta firefighter net The funeral for Joe A.

Burk- 1 -bead of Union City, a retired At- iaVkta firefighter, will be at 11 a.m. today at Union City United -''Methodist Church in Union City, -wlth a private burial at Holly Hill jtfCemetery in Union City. 8 Mr. Burkhead, 55, died of an aft apparent heart attack Monday at home. 2'.

Surviving are three sons, Charles Burkhead of Forest Park, Duane Burkhead of and Joe A. Burkhead of DeLand, two Wanda Puckett of Bogart Carol Burkhead of DeLand; brother, Jerry Burkhead Sr. of 'JUriion City; a sister, Dorothy nudson of St. Louis; and eight 's -grandchildren. "Bernie King manager The funeral for Bernie King oft Flowery Branch, a regional manager with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

and a former associate pastor of East Point 5 of God of Prophecy, will 2 p.m. today at Buford -Shurch of God, with burial at 'Memorial Park Cemetery in Mr. King, 59, died of cancer pdnesday at his home, v.iiiyi'a Surviving are his wife, Helen King; two sons, Louie W. -King of Flowery Branch and Timothy King of Sugar Hill; "fee sisters, Sue Beck of Thelma Dubose of Jack- jsonville and Elmer King of Na-; Vinta; and three grandchildren. if Vj ayne G.

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