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"Charles N. "Nicky" Boyter, 32, died Monday morning at
General Hospital in Louisville where he had been undergoing treatment
for head and internal injuries sustained in an automobile accident on
August 3. Boyter, an employee of the Hatcher and Saddler Funeral Home
who is well-known throughout the area, was the driver of a Volkswagen
which collided head-on with another car on Highay 31-W just south of
Park CIty, in Edmonson County. Trooper Jim Page, who investigated the
accident, said that the accident occured during a heavy rain Monday
morning. A Bowling Green family which occupied the other car was
injured. The car was driven by Mrs. Barabara Jean Kramer, 34, Bowling
Green. Passengers were Mr. Kramer's husband, Fred, 36, and their four
children, Penny, 6, Dennis, 14, Chris, 11, and Kathy, 9. All members of
the Kramer family were injured but none seriously. They were taken to
the City-County Hospital in Bowling Green for treatment. Boyter was
rushed to the Community Hospital in Glasgow after being pinned in the
wreckage for about 20 minutes. He was transferred later to the
Louisville Hospital. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Anna Lewis, and
a brother, Jimmy. Funeral arrangements are incomplete but will be under
the direction of Hatcher and Saddler Funeral Home."
Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Monday, 10 Aug 1970.
Glasgow Municipal Cemetery
Charles Nicholas Boyter
25 Sept 1937 - 10 Aug 1970
Son
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