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Obituary:         Paul Michael Grover
Newspaper:        Terre Haute Tribune-Star
Publication Date: Tuesday September 22, 1998
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Paul M. Grover, 55, of Terre Haute died Sunday, Sept. 20, 1998, in his 
residence.  He repaired small appliances for Goodwill Industries and had 
also done auto body repair for various automobile dealerships.  

He was born Sept. 22, 1942, in Terre Haute to Paul Joseph Grover and 
Kathryn Louise Runyan Grover.  Survivors include one daughter, Michel 
Grover of Terre Haute, one son, Timothy Grover of Logansville, Ga., two 
sisters, Colleen Lane of Terre Haute and Nancy Mason of League, Texas, 
two granddaughters, Jennifer and Sara, three grandsons, Jeffrey, Joshua, 
and Daniel, five nephews, Derek Lane, Joseph Lane, Sean Lane, Eric Mason, 
and Paul Mason, one niece, Angela Mason, and one great-nephew, Connor Mason.  

He was a member of the Vigo County Historical Society, an associate member 
of Mighty 8th Air Force Historical Society, a member of American Aviation 
Historical Society and St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church.  

A Memorial Mass is 1 p.m. today in the church, with the Rev. Ron Ashmore 
officiating.  There is no visitation.  The Callahan Funeral Home assisted 
with arrangements.

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