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Displayed above is the procession route map for Chief Wysong’s funeral on Friday, guiding the community to pay their respects to the revered figure. The map also highlights essential parking details and visitation arrangements for today, meticulously laid out by the Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District.
Displayed above is the procession route map for Chief Wysong’s funeral on Friday, guiding the community to pay their respects to the revered figure. The map also highlights essential parking details and visitation arrangements for today, meticulously laid out by the Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District.
CLARKSVILLE — The community is preparing to bid farewell to Chief Bob Wysong, a beloved figure in the Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District. Wysong, 70, passed away on Dec. 26 after suffering a medical emergency Christmas Eve.
As residents come together to honor his memory, the fire department has outlined key details for the visitation and funeral procession, accompanied by necessary road closures.
Visitation Details:
Date: Today, Jan. 4
Location: Bible Baptist Church, 55 Megan Dr., Wilmington
Time: 2 p.m
Road Closures: No road closures anticipated during the visitation.
Funeral Procession Route:
Date: Fri., Jan 5
Time: 12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Route: The funeral procession will wind through the heart of the Village of Clarksville.
Community Participation: Residents are encouraged to line the streets near the specified times to pay their respects to Chief Wysong.
Road Closures:
Location: Main Street to Pansy Road on South First Street (S. St Rt 132)
Closure Time: 12 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 5.
Impact on Residents: Those residing within this block may experience difficulty exiting driveways during the closure.
Parking Information:
Due to the expected large turnout, parking along the roadway is a necessity.
The road closure between Main Street and Pansy Road will be lifted once parked traffic has dispersed.
Additional Information:
Contact: For inquiries, reach out to Station 60 or interim chief Brad Burton at 937-728-1987.
Community Involvement: Clarksville residents wanting to be part of the funeral procession should position themselves along the route near the specified times.
Travel Advisory: Travelers are strongly advised to seek alternate routes during the funeral procession hours.
Chief Wysong’s enduring impact on the community ensures a significant turnout, potentially causing traffic disruptions. Residents are kindly requested to plan their activities with these considerations in mind. The fire department expresses gratitude for the community’s patience and understanding during this emotional time, promising a swift return to normalcy once the proceedings conclude.
