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* Harry Becker 1913+
* William B. Johnson +1944
* Albert P. Klabunda 1956-1959+
=Notable Families=
==Becker family==
WiS 1940-1: Fallen Asleep: Akron, OH: "Dan L. Becker, after a lingering illness, went into the presence of the Lord on Nov. 17. A brother who feared God above many. Who sought to honor God and serve His people. Faithful when in health. Patient in his long illness. His end was peace. The Editor, while holding tent meetings in Akron this summer had the privilege of visiting dear Dan often while there, and shall never forget one day when he sat up in his bed and sweetly sang, “Can You Wonder That I Love Him So.” The fragrance and savor of Christ that he manifested will ever be blessed in the memory of those who knew him. For many years he lived in Oakland, Cal. The services were very large, over 70
relatives being present. W. P. Douglas and Albert Joyce spoke goodly and faithful words to those who attended."
WiS 1956-2: Fallen Asleep: "Our beloved and esteemed brother Ross Campbell, “went home” January 11th,, Details in next issue."
WiS 1956-3: F.A.: "Saints of this city and whole district lost a valuable counselor and friend in the homecall Jan. 11th, of dear Ross Campbell. Our brother was born in Ireland in 1884, saved at sixteen years of age, gathered with the saints at Carrick until coming to [[Pennsylvania#Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], Penna., when a young man and met with the Assembly there at 20th and Dickinson. He came to Akron Oct. 10th, 1913, and has been a valuable brother all through these years. His godly advice and shepherding marked him out as a worthy elder and the younger men left behind have a good example to follow thus and we bespeak for them God's blessing as they continue in the things which they have learned... 2 Tim. 3:14. Pray for his widow. Their home was open to many and hospitality was freely extended, to which many of us can testify. We count it a privilege to have known our beloved brother for more than 35 years, profiting by his counsel and friendship in the things of God. Three sons and one daughter should have our prayers."
* Ross Campbell '''1913-1956''' (1884-1956)
==Cochrane family==
WiS 1958-12: F.A.: "On October 7th, saints here lost a good friend in the homecall of our dear brother William Cochrane. Saved 42 years ago he went on quietly and consistently in assembly fellowship— much missed. Pray for his widow and daughter — Titus 2:13 — also three sons."
* William Cochrane '''1916-1958''' (d. 1958 Akron, OH)
==Crosser family==
WiS 1962-2: F.A.: Lonaconing, [[Maryland|MD]]: "Our esteemed brother Henry Grosser "went home" December 14th, aged 88. He was saved in Toronto, Ohio, when 19 years of age, later came here and had been m fellowship since. Known to many of the Lord's servants through the years for godly simplicity of life and testimony, and kind hospitality. He spent the past two years in the Akron Assembly. A worthy brother whose appreciative countenance helped much as he listened to the ministry of the Word. Many shall miss him."
* Henry Crosser '''1960-1962'''
==Curry family==
WiS 1960-7: F.A.: Roan, Tassagh, [[Northern Ireland|N.I.]]: "Our esteemed sister Mrs. Annie Curry, “went home” to be with Christ May 17th. Saved for over 60 years. From 1907 until 1932 in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio assemblies. “A succourer of many” she shall be greatly missed. Since returning to Ireland she maintained a warm interest in the assemblies “gathered to His Name” here."
* Mrs. Annie Curry '''1907?-1932?'''
==Dannenbrink family==
WiS 1961-2: "Our brother Rudolph Dannenbrink was called home Dec. 15th. He had been in fellowship in the Assembly here for many years, his widow survives but is hospitalized. A simple brother and the saints showed much kindness to him and his wife through the years. He was aged 82."
* Rudolph Dannenbrink '''+1960'''
==Edgar family==
* Mrs. Fouts, Sr. '''1939-1957''' (d. 1957 Akron, OH)
==Hyslop family==
==Klabunda family==
* Albert P. Klabunda '''1956-1959+'''
==Marshall family==
* Mrs. Carrie B. Marshall '''1931-1958''' (1894-1958)
==McIlmoyle family==
WiS 1959-9: F.A.: "Our dear sister Mrs. Mary Mcllmoyle “went home” July 23rd. Born in Ireland, saved about 30 years ago and in fellowship here since. Survived by husband and three daughters."
* Mrs. Mary McIlmoyle '''1939-1959''' (d. 1959)
==Soper family==
* Letters of Interest (LOI): 1945-2
* Our Record (OR): 1932-3&5
* Words in Season (WiS): 1939-1; 1956:1-3; 1957-1; 1958-7&12; 1959-9; 1960-7; 1961-2; 1962-2&7
