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TALLEY, CARL FRANKLIN
b-Feb. 10, 1909-Greenville, MO
d-April 5, 1982
p-Emory Edward & Anna Belle Semands Talley
m-Mrs. Rose Eichhorn Himmelspoch-May
30, 1950
daus-Carol Bueltemann & Dianne Hawn
step son-Larry Himmelspoch
Resided at 215 Elliott
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Carl
Franklin Talley
Carl Talley, age 73, died April 5, 1982. He was born February 10,
1909 in Greenville, MO to Emory Edward and Anna Belle Semands Talley. He
married Mrs. Rose Himmelspoch on May 13, 1950.
He is survived by his wife; two daughters, Carol Bueltemann and
Dianne Hawn; brother, Wm. E. Talle and a stepson, Larry Himmelspoch.
He was a member of First Baptist Church in Chaffee and resided at
215 Elliott.
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TALLEY, CHARLENE (Vickery)
b-April 21, 1920-Chaffee
d-Jan. 27, 1998
p-Charles Wm. & Hattie Pearl Parmeley Vickery
M-Wm. “Wid” Talley-April 13, 1941
Sons-Bill & Brad Talley
Resided at 329 Southbrook
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Charlene
Rosemary Talley
Charlene Talley, age 77, died January 27, 1998. She was born
April 21, 1920 in Chaffee to Charles Wm. and Hattie Pearl Parmeley
Vickery. She married Wm. “Wid” Talley on April 13, 1941.
She is survived by two sons, Bill and Brad Talley and two
brothers, Edwin and Charles Vickery.
She was a member of First Baptist Church in Chaffee and resided
at 329 South Brook.
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TALLEY, WM. E. “WID”
b-July 17, 1917-Chaffee
d-June 11, 1988
p-Emory Edward & Anna Belle Semands Talley
m-Charlene Vickery-April 13, 1941
sons-Bill & Brad Talley
Resided at 329 Southbrook
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Wm.
E. “Wid” Talley
“Wid” Talley, age 70, died June 11, 1988. He was born July 17,
1917 in Chaffee to Emory Edward and Anna Belle Semands Talley. He married
Charlene Vickery on April 13, 1941.
He is survived by his wife; two sons, Bill and Brad Talley.
He was a member of First Baptist Church in Chaffee and resided at
329 South Brook.
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TANNER, ANNA ELIZABETH Baker)
b-Sept. 6, 1891-Spencer Co, IN
d-May 5, 1984
p-John Henry & Ella Hadley Baker
m-Wm. Oscar Tanner-March 17, 1910
son-Wm. Tanner
dau-Mrs. Chester (Audrey) Morgan
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Anna
Elizabeth Tanner
Anna Tanner, age 92, died May 5, 1984. She was born September 6,
1891 in Spencer Co., IN to John Henry and Ella Hadley Baker. She married
Wm. Oscar Tanner on March 17, 1910.
She is survived by a son, Wm. Tanner and a daughter, Mrs. Chester
(Audrey) Morgan. Her husband died on October 31, 1953.
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TANNER, HELEN LOUISE
b-Sept. 10, 1914
d-Sept. 13, 1915
child
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TANNER, JESSIE MARIE (Whitaker)
b-April 18, 1910-Greenbrier, MO
d-Feb. 18, 1977
p-Oral & Effie Jane Fowler Whitaker
m-Wm. Otto Tanner-June 14, 1929
dau-Betty Scoggin
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Jessie
Marie Tanner
Jessie Tanner, age 66, died February 18, 1977. She was born April
18, 1910 in Greenbrier, MO to Oral and Effie Jane Fowler Whitaker. She
married Wm. Otto Tanner on June 14, 1929.
She is survived by her husband; mother; daughter, Mrs. Harold
(Betty) Scroggin; two brothers, Leland and John Whitaker and three
sisters, Imogene Morehead, Georgia Cox and Loretta McCray.
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TANNER, OSCAR
b-1891
d-1953
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Signal Nov. 5, 1953
W. Oscar Tanner, 62 years old, died
Saturday at the family home here. He had been ill for several months.
Born April 16, 1891, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wylie Tanner, he moved with his parents to Chaffee in 1904. On
March 17, 1910, he married Miss Anna Baker of Chaffee, who survives.
Until 1922 he was employed as a welder with the Frisco Railroad. Later
he worked as a welder in a defense plant in Knoxville, Ky, retiring in
1944.
He leaves his wife, a son, Otto Tanner
of St. Louis; a daughter Mrs. Chester (Audrey) Morgan of Chaffee, a
half-brother John Pennigrast and a half-sister, Mrs. Alpha Koehier; two
grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
The body was taken to Stubbs Funeral
Home. Services were conducted at the Assembly of God Church by Rev.
Floyd Heady. Burial was in Union Park Cemetery.
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TANNER, WM. OTTO
b-Jan. 14, 1910-Chaffee
d-Jan. 2, 1998
p-Wm. Oscar & Annie Baker Tanner
m-Jessie Marie Whitaker-June 14, 1929
daughter-Betty Scoggin
Worked for Union Electric
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Wm.
Otto Tanner
Wm. Tanner, age 87, died January 2, 1998. He was born January 14,
1910 in Chaffee to Wm. Oscar and Annie Baker Tanner. He married Jessie
Marie Whitaker on June 14, 1929.
He is survived by a daughter, Betty Scroggin and a sister, Audrey
Morgan.
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TAYLOR, ALVIN EARL
b-Aug. 3, 1917-Greenville, SC
d-May 11, 1980
p-George & Mary Summie Taylor
m-Claresse Ward Campbell-Jan. 11, 1959
dau-Carolyn Berry, Betty Station & Shirley
Cleaver
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Alvin
Earl Taylor
Alvin Taylor, age 62, died May 11, 1980. He was born August 3, 1917
in Greenville, SC to George and Mary Summie Taylor. He married Mrs.
Claresee Mae Carnell on January 11, 1959.
He is survived by his wife; a stepson, Eugene Carnell; four
daughters, Carolyn Berry, Betty Staton, Shirley and Linda Kelly; four
stepdaughters, Rosezella Daniels, Marie Westrich, Erline Griffin and Aline
McClain; brother, George Taylor and a sister, Ella Mae Davis.
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TAYLOR, CLARESSE MAE (Ward)
b-Aug. 3, 1908-Conrad, MO
d-Aug. 1, 1983
p-Wallace & Emma Downing Ward
m-1st Jessie H. Carnell-July 21, 1926
2nd-Alvin Earl Taylor-Dec. 21, 1959
daus-Mrs. Marie Westrich, Mrs. Aline McClain, Erline
Howie & Mrs. Roszella Daniels
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TAYLOR, EMMA ALICE (Pugh)
b-May 13, 1892-Harleyville, AL
d-Jan. 2, 1972
p-James Wm. & Rebecca Berry Rugh
m-Jim
Taylor-Aug. 10, 1908
sons-Estes, Ernest, Edison, Edward & James David
Jr. Taylor
daus-Mrs. Exia Dalan, Mrs. James Eby & Mrs.
Charles Stringfellow
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Emma
Alice Taylor
Emma Taylor, age 79, died January 2, 1972. She was born May 13,
1892 in Haleyville, AL to James Wm. and Rebecca Berry Pugh. She married J.
D. Taylor August 10, 1908. She moved to Chaffee in 1944 from New Madrid,
MO.
Surviving are, sons; Estes, Ernest, Edison, Edward and James David
Jr. Taylor, daughters; Mrs. Exia Dolan, Mrs. James Eby and Mrs. Charles
Stringfellow.
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TAYLOR, GOLDIE MARIE (Howell)
b-May 7, 1921-Vanduser, MO
d - June 10, 1968
p-Wm. M. & Lucy Smith Howell
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Goldie
Marie Taylor
Goldie Taylor, age 47, died June 10, 1968. She was born May 7, 1921 in
Vanduser, MO to Wm. M. and Lucy Smith Howell.
She married Jim Taylor.
She is survived by her husband, parents, brothers; Leo, Harvey,
Charlie and Wm. Howell, sisters; Mrs. Jim (Irene) Gill and Mrs. Chris
Kinder and an adopted daughter; Miss Sandra Mayo.
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TAYLOR, HAMPTON HOWARD
b-Jan. 31, 1920-Double Springs, AL
d-Oct. 2, 1975
p-Francis Newton & Essie Laura Barker Taylor
m-Maude White-Jan. 30, 1943
daus-Mrs. Gary (Iris) Slinkard, Mrs. Paul (Laura)
Brown & Mrs. Leslie (Alice) Glastetter
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Hampton
Howard Taylor
Hampton H. Taylor, age 55, died October 2, 1975. He was born
January 31, 1920 in Double Springs, AL to Frances Newaton and Essie Laura
Barker Taylor. He resided at 211 Helen Avenue. He married Maude Louise
White on January 30, 1943. He was employed by Frisco Railway Co., and was
a member of General Baptist Church of Chaffee.
Survivors include his wife, mother, daughters; Mrs. Gary (Iris)
Slinkard, Mrs. Paul (Laura) Brown and Mrs. Leslie (Alice) Glastetter,
brother; Jimmie Taylor and sisters; Mrs. Norman (Beatrice) Sheppard, Mrs.
Herman (Lorene) Sheppard, Mrs. J. D. (Emma Lou) Poppe and Mrs. Ralph
(Delores) Lingle. A daughter Mary Margaret age 7 preceded him in death in
1957.
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TAYLOR, JAMES DAVID
b-Jan. 30, 1886-Haleville, AL
d-Oct. 9, 1963
p-James K. & Amanda Byrd Taylor
M-Emma Alice Pugh-Aug. 10, 1908
Sons-Estes W., Ernest L., Thomas E. , James E. &
James D. Taylor
Daus-Mrs. Exia Dolan, Mrs. Vida Eby & Mrs. Irene
Stringfellow
Moved to Chaffee in 1943
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James
David Taylor
James Taylor, age 77, died October 9, 1963. He resided at 312 W.
Davidson. He was born January 30, 1886 in Halesville, AL to James K. and
Amanda Byrd Taylor. He married Emma Alice Pugh of AL on August 10, 1908.
He was survived by his wife, sons; Estes, Ernest, Thomas, Edward
and James David Taylor, daughters; Mrs. Exia Dolan, Mrs. Vida Eby and Mrs.
Charles Irene Stringfellow.
Burial was in Union Park Cemetery.
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TAYLOR, JAMES DAVID, JR
James David Taylor Jr., 64,
of Imperial, Mo., died Saturday, Sept. 14, 2002, at Monticello House in
Jackson, Mo.
He was born March 13, 1938,
in La Forge, Mo., son of James David Sr. and Emma Alice Pugh Taylor. He
was a retired clerk with Brady Drake Company in St. Louis. He was a
veteran of the U.S. Navy.
Survivors include one
brother, Edison Taylor of Cape Girardeau; three sisters, Exia Dolan of
Jackson, Vida Eby of Whitewater, Mo., Irene Stringfellow of Chaffee; and
special friend Linda McDonald of Imperial. He was preceded in
death by three brothers.
Friends may call at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee. Graveside service will be at Union Park
Cemetery in Chaffee with the Rev. Watis Harrell officiating.
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TAYLOR, MARY MARGARET
b-Jan. 13, 1950
d-March 2, 1957
child
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TAYLOR, MAUDE LOUISE
(White)
b-Jan. 16, 1925-Nash, MO
d-Oct. 22, 1998
p-Wm. Henry & V. Minnie Slinkard White
m-Hampton Howard Taylor-Jan. 30, 1943
daus-Iris Slinkard & Alice Swain
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Maude
Louise Taylor
Maude Taylor, age 73, died October 22, 1998. She was born January
16, 1925 in Nash, MO to Wm. Henry and Virgin Minnie Slinkard White. She
married Hampton Howard Taylor on Jan 30,
1943.
She is survived by two daughters, Iris Slinkard and Alice Swain; a
brother, Edward White and five sisters, Mary Dennis, Margery Jobe, Carol
Morris, Martha Standridge and Camille Crumbaugh.
She was a member of General Baptist Church in Chaffee and resided
at 411 Helen.
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TEAGUE, BETTY
b-Aug. 10, 1929
d-March 14, 1937
child
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TEEGARDEN, HERSHEL CLERMONT
b-Dec. 30, 1904-Dark Co., OH
d-May 15, 1972
p-Cary & Ive Earhart Teegarden
m-Dorothy Sue Dockery-Oct. 23, 1951
sons-Jim & Kevin Teegarden
dau-Nancy Teegarden
Owned & operated Tee’s Pharmacy
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Hershel
Clermont Teegarden
Hershel Teegarden, age 67, died May 15, 1972. He resided at 315
Wright. He was born December 30, 1904 in Dark Co., OH to Cary and Ive
Earhart Teegarden. He married Dorothy Sue Dockery of Hayti, MO on October
23, 1951. He opened Tee’s Prescription Shop in 1962.
He is survived by his wife, sons; Jim and Kevin Teegarden of the
home, daughters; Nancy and Mary Teegarden, sister; Mrs. Flora Schmidt.
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TEEL, ARZINA (Veteto)
b-Dec. 25, 1870-Evansville, IN
d-Dec. 27, 1918
p-Mr. & Mrs. Veteto
m-1st Richard E. Ray
2nd-John Pryor-May 1903-divorced-1907
3rd-Charles Teel
sons-James R., George W., Curran P., Lys C. &
Joseph Pryor
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THACKERY, ARTHUR
b-1885 in Missouri
d-Jan. 1930
married-Winifred Paine-Jan. 25, 1909
sisters-Mrs. Lily Warmack, Mrs. Nessie Mitchell
Worked for Frisco RR
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Chaffee Signal-Jan. 2, 1930
Arthur Thackery, 45, Frisco railroad
conductor, was buried in Union Park Cemetery here last Thursday
afternoon, following his death at Hayti Monday night of last week. Mr.
Thackery died suddenly in a hotel at Hayti, shortly after he had gone
off duty there when he brought Train 846 into that terminal. He was a
regular conductor on 846-47 between Hayti and Yale, TN, and lived at
Memphis.
He had complained of feeling bad shortly
after eating his supper at Hayti, and died with a heart attack a few
hours afterwards.
The deceased was born in this state in
1885, and was married to Miss Winifred Paine at Weiner, Arkansas,
January 25, 1909. He was a member of the Methodist Church, the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Masonic Lodge.
Besides his widow, he is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Lily Warmack of this city and Mrs. Nessie Mitchell of St.
Louis.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist Church here last Thursday afternoon by Rev. W. A. Humphreys of
Cape and Rev. W. J. Velvick, pastor of the Chaffee Methodist Church. The
services were in charge of Chaffee Lodge No. 615, A. F. & A. M.
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Mrs. G.
F. (Amanda) Thomas
Missourian-Feb.
13, 1971
Mrs. G. F. Thomas, 84 years old, of Chaffee died early this morning
in a Cape hospital.
She was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church at Chaffee and the
last surviving charter member of the Lutheran Ladies Aid of the church.
She was born Jan. 10, 1887, at Gordonville, MO. The former Miss
Amanda Hanschen, and was married to Mr. Thomas of Chaffee on Sept. 21,
1913. He survives. They have lived in Chaffee since their marriage.
Other survivors asre two sons, Ervin G. Thomas, Chaffee, and John
A. Thomas, Flint, MI, a daughter, Mrs. Russel Richards, Sikeston, a
sister, Mrs. Homer O’Neal Jackson and six grandchildren.
The body is at Bisplinghoff Funeral Home in Chaffee where friends
may call after 7 tonight. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon
at 2 at St. Paul Lutheran Church here with the pastor, Rev. G. B. Seboldt
officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery in Cape,
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THOMAS, BETTY SUE (Bair)
b-April 10, 1925-Seminole, OK
d-Feb. 14, 1992
p-James Avery & Julia Etta Hamilton Bair
m-Ervin Gustav Thomas-July 18, 1948
son-Scott Thomas
daus-Deborah Thomas & Lisa Cottringer
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Betty
Lou Thomas
Betty Thomas, age 66, died February 14, 1992. She was born April
10, 1925 in Seminole, OK to James Avery and Julia Etta Hamilton Bair. She
married Ervin Thomas on July 18, 1948.
She is survived by a son, Scott Thomas and two daughters, Dr.
Deborah Thomas and Lisa Cottringer.
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THOMAS, DEWEY ADAMS
b-1902
d-1964
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Dorothy Marie Thomas
Dorothy M. Thomas of
St. Louis formerly of Chaffee, died January 25, 1985 in Alexian Brothers
Hospital at St. Louis. She was 62 years old.
The former Miss
Proctor was born in Chaffee June 3, 1922, to Joe and Georgia Proctor.
She was married in
July of 1955 to Chester Thomas, who survives.
She is also survived
by a son, Gary Wooldridge, Simi Valley, CA; a daughter Mrs. Ken (Linda)
Lowery, Hillsboro; two brothers, Woodrow Proctor, Cape and Joe Proctor,
Herrin, IL; three sisters, Estalee White and Joetta Myers of CA and
Earline Hooker of IL; and five grandchildren.
Burial was in
Barracks Cemetery in St. Louis.
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THOMAS, ERVIN GUSTAV
b-July 5, 1914-Chaffee, MO
d-March 12, 1975
p-Gustav Fred & Amanda Louise Hanchen Thomas
m-Betty Lou Bair-July 18, 1948
son-Scott Michael Thomas
daus-Debra Gayle & Lisa Louise Thomas
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Ervin
Gustav Thomas
Ervin Thomas, age 60, died March 12, 1975. He resided at 129 W.
Parker. He was born July 5, 1914 in Chaffee to Gustav Fred and Amanda
Louise Hanchen Thomas. He married Betty Lou Bair of Chaffee on July 18,
1948. He served during WWII prior to service he was associated with his
father in the grocery business. After returning from service they operated
the meat department for the A & P Store in Chaffee until they ceased
operations. He was employed at the time of his death as a meat cutter for
Doris’s Food Mart.
He was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Chaffee.
He is survived by his wife, son; Scott Michael Thomas, daughters;
Debra Gayle and Lisa Louise Thomas, father, brother; John A. Thomas and a
sister, Mrs. Russell (Helen) Richards.
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THOMAS, HARRY ALEXANDER
b-May 13, 1916
d-April 8, 1973
m-Dorothy
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THOMAS, PANSY PEGGY
b-July 3, 1918-Perkins, MO
d-Feb. 22, 2001
p-Oscar & Minnie Driskell Kittle
m-Tommy Thomas-Nov. 14, 1940
son-Tommy Thomas
daus-Ina Thomas, Donna Anslem &
Belda Strack
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THOMAS, RUFUS CHARLES
b-April 2, 1893-White Co., IL
d-Nov. 1, 1950
p-Wm. & Sarah Poole Thomas
m-Susie
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Rufus
Charles Thomas
Rufus Thomas, age 57, died November 1950. He was born in White Co.,
IL to Wm. and Sarah Poole Thomas.
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THOMAS, SUSIE LENORA (Branderburg)
b-May 5, 1894-New Madrid, MO
d-April 18, 1975
p-Henry & Amanda E. Gilbert Brandenburg
m-Rufus Charles Thomas
sons-Frank, Tommy L., Elmer W. & Charles Thomas
dau-Mrs. Ellen D. Harmon
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Susie
Lenora Thomas
Susie Thomas, age 80, died April 18, 1975. She was born May 5, 1894
in New Madrid, MO to Henry and Amandad E. Gilbert Brandenburg.
She is survived by sons; Frank, Tommy L. Elmer W.
and Charles Thomas, daughter; Mrs. Ellen D. Harmon and a brother
Tommy Brandenburg.
Burial was in Union Park Cemetery.
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THOMAS, TOMMY LEE
b-Jan. 21, 1919-Chaffee
d-Jan. 8, 1922
p-Charles Rufus & Susie Lendra Brandenburg Thomas
m-Pansy Peggy Kittle-Nov. 14, 1940
son-Tommy Allan Thomas
daus-Ina Thomas, Donna Anselm & Velda Strack
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Tommy
Lee Thomas
Tommy Thomas, age 72, died January 8, 1992. He was born January 21,
1919 in Chaffee to Charles Rufus and Susie Lendra Brandenburg Thomas. He
married Peggy Kittle on November 14, 1940.
He is survived by his wife; one son, Tommy Alan Thomas; three
daughters, Ina Thomas, Donna Anselm and Velda Strack; two brothers, Frank
and Charles Thomas and a sister, Ellen Harmon.
He was a member of First United Methodist of Chaffee.
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THOMAS, WM.
b-April 13, 1917
d-Oct. 2, 1918
child
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THOMAS, WM.
b-Dec. 25, 1875
d-Mar. 26, 1952
m-Eliza Jane Poole Heath
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THOMPSON, DOROTHY LEE
Dorothy Lee
Thompson, 87, died March 21, 2008, at her home.
Born Dec.
28, 1920, at Gravelhill, to the late John and Eula Proffer Davenport,
she was a homemaker and a member of Allenville Missionary Baptist
Church.
On June 28,
1941, she married Harry Alexander Thompson who preceded her in death on
April 8, 1973.
Four
brothers and one grandson also preceded her in death.
Survivors
include: three sons, Harry Lee Thompson of Jackson and Phil S. Thompson
and Bobby G. Thompson of Allenville; three daughters, Louis Hess of
Chaffee, Betty Cook of Allenville and Janet Pender of Delta; one
brother, Floyd Davenport of Page, Ariz.; one sister, Daisy Weinkind of
Morgan, Kan.; and seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Visitation
and services at the Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Chaffee with the
Rev. Kenneth Shoemaker officiating.
Burial will
follow in the Union Park Cemetery in Chaffee.
Pallbearers
will be: David Coomer, Jason Deckard, Mike Thompson, Larry Wolfe, Ethan
Foster, Chuck Hoots and Erie Foster.
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THOMPSON, HARRY ALEXANDER
b-May 13, 1916-Allenville, MO
d-April 8, 1973
p-Louis Henry & Melinda Dale Thompson
m-Dorothy Lee Davenport-June 28, 1941
sons-Harry Lee, Phil Stanley & Bobby Gene
Thompson
daus-Mrs. James (Louise Elizabeth) Hess & Mrs.
Wm. (Betty Lou) McIntosh
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Harry
Alexander Thompson
Harry Thompson, age 56, died April 8, 1973. He was born May 13,
1916 in Allenville, MO to Louis and Melinda Dale Thompson. He married
Dorothy Lee Davenport of Allenville on June 28, 1941. He was employed by
the MO Pacific from 1944 to 1972.
Survivors are his wife, sons; Harry Lee, Phil Stanley and Bobby
Gene Thompson, daughters; Mrs. James W. (Louise Elizabeth) Hess, Mrs. Wm.
(Betty Lou) McIntosh and Mrs. Donald D. (Janet Dean) Hoots, brother;
Vorval F. Thompson and sisters Miss Florence Thompson and Mrs. Irene
Johnson.
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THOMPSON, JOSEPH M.
b-June 6, 1864
d-May 21, 1923
Raised by Mrs. Emily Hunt
m-1st Walter M. Jupp-Feb. 1907
2nd-Wm. H. Thompson-April 18, 1932
daus-Mrs. Nelson R. Marshall & Mrs. Earl Wallace
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THOMPSON, MABEL
Mabel Belle Thompson, 100, of
Chaffee died Dec. 11, 2002, at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape
Girardeau.
She was born Sept. 29, 1902,
in Leachville, Ark., daughter of John Lumpkins. She and Robert A. Andrews
Sr. were married in 1923. She and Raymond Gill were married in 1929. He
died in 1961. She later married William T. Thompson in 1962. He died March
16, 1999.
Thompson had been a cook and
waitress at Mabel's Cafe. She was a member of First United Methodist
Church.
Survivors include a son,
Robert Andrews of Jonesboro, Ill.; a stepson, James Gill of St. Peters,
Mo.; two brothers, John Lumpkins of Cahokia, Ill., Jack Lumpkins of St.
Louis; three grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and 11
great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother
and a sister.
Friends may call at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee. The funeral will be at 1 p.m.
Friday at the chapel, with the Rev. Watis Harrell officiating. Burial will
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THOMPSON, MAUDE JOSEPHINE
b-Dec. 22, 1888
d-March 19, 1961
m 1st-Walter M. Jupp of Chaffee
2nd-Wm. H. Thompson of Bell City, Mo on
April 18, 1932
She was orphaned at 3 years old. Raised by Mrs. Hunt
of near Chaffee.
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Mrs. Maude Thompson
Chaffee-1961-Missourian
Mrs.
Maude Josephine Thompson, 73 years old, of Chaffee, died at 5 a.m. today
at a Cape hospital.
She
was born December 22, 1888, and was orphaned when 3 years old. She was
raised by Mrs. Hunt of near Chaffee.
In February, 1907 she was married to Walter M. Jupp of near
Chaffee. He died July, 1912. She married Wm. H. Thompson of Bell City on
April 18, 1932. He died January, 1944.
Mrs.
Thompson was a charter member of First Baptist Church of Chaffee.
Survivors
are two daughters, Mrs. Nelson R. Marshall of Chaffee, Route 1 and Mrs.
Earl Wallace of St. Louis; eight grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
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THOMPSON, PAULINE (Davis)
b-1917
d-1983
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THOMSON, MARY HELEN
Funeral for Mary Helen
Thomson of Chaffee will be held at First United Methodist Church in
Chaffee. Burial will be in Cape County Memorial Park in Cape
Girardeau.
Friends may call at the
church after 4 p.m. today at the church. A P.E.O. service will be held at
7.
Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel
in Chaffee is in charge of arrangements.
Thomson, 89, died Sunday,
Jan. 26, 2003, at Sikeston Convalescent Center in Sikeston, Mo.
She was born Aug. 22, 1913,
at Chaffee, daughter of William Brown and Ara Finley Thomson.
Thomson was a former reporter
at the Southeast Missourian Newspaper in Cape Girardeau. She was a member
of First United Methodist Church and its United Methodist Women, and
member of Chaffee Chapter CX of P.E.O.
There are no known survivors.
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W.B. Thomson, 95
Oldest Resident Died Last Friday
Chaffee-May
25, 1956-Missourian
Wm.
B. Thomson, 95 years old, Chaffee’s oldest citizen and an employee of
the Frisco Railroad here for 27 years until his retirement, died at his
home at 3:34 a.m. Friday after an illness of three months.
Mr. Thomson was born at Hawick, Scotland, Jan. 23, 1861, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomson. The immigrated to Canada when he was five
years old and first lived at Ingersol, Ont, then at Sarnia, Ont., where he
received his education.
When
21 years old, Mr. Thomson moved to the United States, and at Battle Creek,
Mi, was employed by the Grand Truck Railroad, railroading being the
profession he was to follow all his life.
He
served with several lines and went with the Frisco in Kansas. As a master
mechanic, Mr. Thomson was sent to Cape Girardeau and lived there for about
18 months before coming to Chaffee Jan. 1, 1907, when the shops here were
completed and opened.
Mr. Thomson was married in 1887 at Battle Creek to Miss Caroline
Bernard. She died in 1906. On
July 19, 1911, he and Miss Ara Finley of Oran were married. They spent
their entire married life in Chaffee. Mrs. Thompson died November, 1950.
He was a member of the Methodist Church and served on the Board of
Stewards for many years until about 12 years ago. He was elected to the
second board organized here.
Mr.
Thompson was a thirty-second degree Mason and a member of the Shrine.
He
served several terms on the City Council after retiring from the railroad
and was also a member of the Board of Education. He was a director of the
Chaffee Building and Loan Association.
He
is survived by a son, Dr. W.A. Thompson of Cape Girardeau; a daughter Mary
Helen Thompson of Chaffee; a sister, Mrs. C.H. Sumner of London, Ont., and
a granddaughter, Margaret Ann Thompson of Cape Girardeau.
Funeral
services were conducted at the Bisplinghoff Funeral Home Sunday afternoon
by Rev. Herman L. Wagner, pastor of the Methodist Church. Burial was in
Memorial Park Cemetery at Cape with Masonic Rites.
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THORNE, CORA
Cora Jane Thorne, 93, of Chaffee died
April 4, 2008, at Chaffee Nursing Center.
She was born April 18, 1914, at Daisy,
Mo., daughter of George Franklin Hosey and Arlena Elizabeth White Rhyne.
She and the Rev. Luther Edward Thorne were married July 26, 1933. He
died April 20, 2004.
Thorne was a self-employed, retired
child-care worker. She was a member of the United Pentecostal Church in
Chaffee and the church's ladies auxiliary.
Survivors include a son, Billy Thorne
Sr. of Chaffee; a daughter, Annadell Barlow of Chaffee; eight
grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and three
great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by five
brothers and five sisters.
The funeral will be at the Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. Victor Hodge officiating.
Burial will be in Cape County Memorial
Park Cemetery.
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THORNE, LUTHER E (Rev)
The Rev. Luther E. Thorne,
92, of Chaffee died April 20, 2004, at Chaffee Nursing Center.
He was born Feb. 24, 1912, at
Burfordville, son of John E. and Revie R. Angel Thorne. He and Cora Jane
Rhyne were married July 6, 1933.
A bi-vocational minister,
Thorne founded the United Pentecostal Church at Chaffee, where he pastured
more than 40 years. He served as an evangelist, was active in Chaffee
Ministerial Alliance, and was instrumental in establishing the cross on a
hill east of Chaffee.
Thorne had also been a welder
at Missouri Dry Dock and Repair Co., a mechanic with Kimbel Truck Lines,
and a self-employed carpenter, retiring in 1976 and entering the ministry
full time.
Survivors include his wife; a
son, Billy Thorne Sr.; a daughter, Annadell Barlow, both of Chaffee; five
grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandson.
He was preceded in death by
four brothers and a sister.
Friends may call at
after 8:30 a.m. today.
The funeral will be at the
McCombs Funeral Home in Jackson, with the Revs. H.V. Hodge, Victor Hodge
and C.B. Stidham officiating. Burial will be in Cape County Memorial
Park in Cape Girardeau.
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Fred H. Thornton Sr.
Funeral services for Fred. H. Thornton Sr. of Sikeston, former president
of Bank of Chaffee and former mayor of Chaffee, was held at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee. Rev. Bill Rucker officiated, with burial in
Piggott City Cemetery in Piggott, AR.
Thornton, 80 years old, died March 31, 1990, at Missouri Delta Medical
Center.
He was born September 28, 1909, in Piggott, son of Dr. Edwin and Mary
Baldwin Thornton. He and the former Hazel Winton were married October 31,
1929.
Thornton worked at the Bank of Chaffee 20 years, retiring as president in
1965. He was a member of the Chaffee Board of Education from 1946-56, and
served on the Chaffee General Hospital Development Board.
He was a member of First Christian Church, Chaffee Elks 1810, Chaffee
Masonic Lodge 615, Cape Girardeau Shrine Club, Moolah Temple in St. Louis,
past president of Chaffee Rotary Club, and was a 32nd Degree
Mason.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Dr. Fred H. Thornton Jr. of Sikeston,
two daughters, Janice Rice Haas of Chaffee and Helen Hilton of Dillon, MT;
two brothers, Edwin Thornton of Piggott, Wm. Thornton of Lakeview, AR; two
sisters, Leon Winston of Flint, MI, and Grace McClain of Pitman, NJ; 11
grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by four sisters, a brother and a stepbrother.
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THORNTON, HAZEL
Hazel Lorene Winton Thornton,
91, died Tuesday, July 9, 2002, at Clearview Nursing Center in Sikeston,
Mo.
She was born Oct. 20, 1910,
in Piggott, Ark., to Minnie Bell Hardin Winton and Orlum Russell Winton.
She was raised in Piggott with her four brothers and one sister: Ray,
Garland, Orlum, Paul Sims, and Neva.
Hazel was the oldest daughter
and a source of strength to the family when her father passed away at the
age of 40. Following her graduation from Piggott High School, she
attended business school with the help of her brother Garland.
United in marriage to Fred H.
Thornton Oct. 13, 1929, she became the mother of three children: Janice
Rice Haas, Helen Christianson Hilton, and Fred Howell Thornton II.
They moved to Chaffee, Mo.,
in 1946 where she and her husband owned the Bank of Chaffee. 11
grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren, and a great-great-grandchild.
She and her husband spent
many winters in Florida following their retirement, and located to
Sikeston in 1988.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, her daughter Janice, and her siblings.
She participated in First
Christian Church of Chaffee, Sikeston P.E.O., and bridge clubs. She was a
talented seamstress, artist, and enjoyed creating handiwork for her loved
ones including afghans for all her grandchildren. She and her husband
enjoyed traveling.
Survivors include the
children of her daughter Janice: Joe Perry Rice of Chaffee, Howell Bruce
Rice of Chaffee, Julianne Fels of St. Louis; her daughter Helen and her
husband Gregg Hilton of Dillon, Mont., and her children: Dr. Erik
Christianson of Ketchikan, Alaska, Kyle Christianson of Salem, Conn., Lee
Christianson of Dillon, Amy Christianson Navarro of Washington, D.C.; her
son Dr. Fred Thornton and wife Lynn of Sikeston, and their children:
Jennifer Graves of Columbia, Mo., Dr. Heather Estopinal of Huntsville,
Ala., Fred H. Thornton of Sikeston, Dr. Christopher Thornton of St. Louis;
30 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild.
There will be visitation
today at Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Chaffee from 4 to 8 p.m. A P.E.O.
service will be held at 7:45.
The funeral service will be
held Saturday, July 13, at Amick-Burnett Chapel at 10:30 a.m., with the
Rev. Vyron Yount officiating. The graveside service will be at Piggott
City Cemetery at 2 p.m.
The family requests that any
donations be made to First Christian Church of Chaffee, First Christian
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TIDWELL, LILLIAN IRENE (Rievley)
b-Dec. 17, 1919-Chanoia, MO
d-May 26, 1993
p-Philip Elmer & Ella Taylor Rievley
m-Jess Lee Tidwell
special friend-Ray Proffer
bro-Don Rievley
sisters-Mary Martin, Roberta Grojean & Kay Pobst
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Lillian
Irene Tidwell
Lillian Tidwell, age 73, died May 26, 1993. She was born December
17, 1919 in Chanoia, MO to Philip Elmer and Ella Taylor Rievley. She
married Jess Lee Tidwell. He died in 1980.
She is survived by her step-mother, Leota Rievley; special friend,
Ray Proffer; brother, Don Rievley and three sisters, Mary Martin, Roberta
Grojean and Kay Pobst.
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TIERNEY, MARLA SUE
b-?
d-1954
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TILLEY, HAZEL MARION (Lair)
b-June 16, 1925-Eminince, MO
d-Aug. 8, 1986
p-Edward & Lula Mae Baker Lair
m-Lord Wm Tilley-Aug. 15, 1946
sons-Kenneth & James Tilley
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Hazel
Marion Tilley
Hazel Tilley, age 61, died August 8, 1986. She was born June 16,
1925 in Eminence, MO to Edward and Lula Mae Baker Lair. She married Lord
Wm. “Bill” Tilley on August 15, 1946.
She is survived by her husband; two sons, Kenneth and James Tilley;
a brother, Robert Lair.
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TODD, LIZZIE
b-May 14, 1893-Blodgett, MO
d-April 6, 1964
sons-Lester, Wilford, Earl & Billy Joe Todd
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Lizzie
Todd
Lizzie Todd, age 70, died April 6, 1964. She resided at 222
Davidson Avenue. She was born May 14, 1893 in Blodgett, MO. Her maiden
name was Kailer. She moved to Chaffee from Oran in 1942.
Survivors are sons; Lester, Wilford, Earl and Billy Joe Todd,
sisters; Mrs. Max (Mozell) Moore and Mrs. Frank (Margie) Tucker.
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TOHILL, SYLVIA LOUISE
b-March 10, 1914
d-March 17, 1987
m-Lon Antonia Tohill
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TOMLINSON, MAGDALENE (Alberts)
b-?
d-1963
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TRAMMELL, EDNA K.
b-1883
d-1948
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TRAMMELL, JOSEPH
b-1884
d-1926
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TRAPP, VELDA MARIE
Velda Marie Trapp, 89, of
Chaffee died Oct. 11, 2003, at her home.
She was born Jan. 14, 1914,
at Perryville, Mo., daughter of Jesse and Loretta Grampp Tucker. She and
Leo John Trapp were married Jan. 26, 1931. He died Feb. 18, 1991.
Mrs. Trapp was a member of
St. Ambrose Catholic Church and former member of its choir; member of
Chaffee American Legion Ladies Auxiliary 389 and Chaffee VFW Ladies
Auxiliary 3127.
Survivors include a brother,
Bill Tucker of Huntington Woods, Mich.; five nieces; and four nephews.
She was preceded in death by
three brothers and a sister.
Visitation at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee. Funeral Mass was held at St. Ambrose
Catholic Church, with the Rev. Ralph Duffner officiating. Burial was
in St. Ambrose Catholic Cemetery.
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TRAW, PAUL
Paul Traw, 63, of Chaffee was
called to his heavenly home Monday, July 19, 2004.
He was born July 26, 1940, in
Scott County, son of Anthony Ross and Winifred Alma Richardson Traw. He
and Carolyn Sue Eby were married June 28, 1964.
Mr. Traw was a retired clerk
and maintenance worker at Chaffee and Cape Girardeau post offices. He
owned and operated Traw Auto Body 25 years. He was a member of Chaffee
General Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife; a
son, Bryan Traw of Jackson; his mother of Chaffee; two brothers, Wesley
Traw of Eugene, Ore., Ross Traw of Veneta, Ore.; and a grandson, Blake
Anthony Traw of Jackson.
Graveside service will be
held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Union Park Cemetery, with the Rev. Douglas
McClellan officiating.
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Dr. Robert E. Tribble,
M.D.
Chaffee-1964-Missourian
Dr.
Robert E. Tribble, 35 years old Chaffee medical doctor, was killed a 8
a.m. last Thursday
(Feb 6,
1964)
four miles north of Chaffee in a three car accident on
the north end of the Diversion Channel bridge on state highway 25. The
doctor was on his way to treat patients at a Cape hospital.
The
accident occurred about midway in the span. The bridge is 22 feet wide at
that point with a concrete retaining wall along the sides.
The
Highway Patrol said the accident occurred when a car traveling north in
front of Dr. Tribble’s vehicle began stopping as a result of a tire
blowout. Dr. Tribble began slowing his auto rapidly and apparently skidded
on the wet bridge floor into the oncoming lane of traffic. His car was
struck broadside by a car traveling
south driven by James Cable, 45, of St. Louis, the patrol stated.
The
car sustaining the blowout in front of Dr. Tribble was driven by Hubert
Woods, 29, of Bell City. Dr. Tribble’s car was
struck on the right side, the force of the blow carrying Cable’s
car four feet into the doctor’s vehicle. There were no passengers in any
of the three cars. The Woods car was not damaged. Mr. Cable was taken to
St. Francis Hospital in Cape with nose injuries and contusions and
abrasions of a minor nature, the patrol said.
Dr.
Tribble was dead on arrival at the hospital. A Cape County Coroner’s
jury ruled the death accidental at an inquest Friday night. Mr. Cable
stated he did not see Dr. Tribble's vehicle until a split second before
the impact when it appeared broadside in the southbound lane of traffic.
Dr.
Tribble was one of four physicians, two medical doctors and two
osteopaths, in Chaffee.
He
had practiced medicine in Chaffee since August 1956. His patients numbered
over 5,200 from Chaffee and surrounding communities. His office was
located in a modern clinical type building on South Main constructed about
three and a half years ago and was next to the local Post Office.
Dr.
Tribble was born May 20, 1928 at West Plains, Missouri, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. A.B. Tribble, who now reside at Hayti. He married Miss Suzanne Harper
of Fort Worth, Texas on June 24, 1950. In addition to his widow and
parents he is survived three sons, Robert E. Jr. (10), David M. (8),
Thomas A. (6), and one daughter Nancy Katherine.
Dr.
Tribble graduated from Hayti, Missouri High School and took his
pre-medical work at Westminster College at Fulton, Missouri. He attended
the University of Missouri School of Medicine for two years and received
his Medical Degree from the University of Iowa Medical School at Iowa
City, Iowa.
He
interned at St. John’s Hospital in St. Louis, and entered the United
States Air Force in September 1954 at Randolph AFB, Texas where he served
as a Flight Surgeon for two years and was released as Captain.
The
body was at the Bisplinghoff Funeral Home in Chaffee from Friday morning
until Saturday afternoon when it was removed to the Chaffee High School
Auditorium for funeral services, conducted by the Rev. Arthur England,
Rector of Christ’s Episcopal Church at Cape Girardeau. He was assisted by the Rev. Bill Ellis of the First Baptist Church of
Chaffee.
Early
Sunday morning the body was taken to Thayer, Missouri where a prayer
service was conducted at 1 p.m. at the Leo Carr Funeral Home there.
Burial
was in the family cemetery at Brandsville Missouri, near Thayer.
Pallbearers
were William Herron and Max Bukstein of Cape, Dr. Bobby Tom Moudy, Karl
von Kessel, Durwood Lawson and Robert H. Capshaw of Chaffee.
The
honorary pallbearers were Doctors Freddie Rollins, Jean Chapman, Gerald
Hoxworth, Wm O.L. Seabaugh, Frank Hall and John Crowe of Cape.
To the people who knew this man the above heading tells the meaning
of his whole life. He was a devoted husband, a wonderful father to his
four children, but first and foremost, he was a Medical Doctor in the true
sense of the word.
From
his earliest childhood he planned on being a part of the Medical
Profession and constantly worked towards his goal. His parents fostered
this ambition and did everything humanly possible throughout his life to
help him in every way.
Dr.
Tribble did not look or act the role of a professional man and probably
this is one of the things that made him so dear to all who knew him. The
day he departed from the Air Force as a Flight Surgeon with the rank of
Captain, was the last day anyone ever saw him with a hat on his head. To
him suit coats were a nuisance. he felt more comfortable wearing a flight
jacket and everyone will miss seeing his “old blue one.”
Most
doctors prefer to be addressed as “Doctor”-to him this did not mean a
thing. One could call him “Doc” “Bob”, “Tribble” or anything
that came naturally and it suited him just fine.
It
was not unusual for him to treat 60 or 70 people in one day but regardless
of how crowded his day was, he always gave the impression he had plenty of
time for the individual to whom he was talking.
His humility only added to his stature. This was especially true in
the hospital. A hospital orderly recently remarked “You made a mistake
with most doctors and they made a big deal out of it; you made a mistake
with Dr. Tribble and he will tell you about it later when just the two of
you are alone and he almost apologizes when he tells you the mistake you
made.” No wonder they all cried when they learned of his death, and no
wonder a family he had treated for the past seven years asked after the
accident” Would it be all right if we went to see “our doctor” we
know we are not in his class but he was our doctor and we loved him.”
What greater tribute can a man have!
Patience
was also a virtue with him. No one ever saw him lose his composure or use
profanity in the mildest terms. This was probably the reason why when he
was himself a patient in a Cape hospital, every telephone operator in Cape
signed his get well card he received from them. It took 24 hours to secure
the signatures.
Everyone
who knew Dr. Tribble worried for his safety in flying his personal plane
which he used constantly. However, he was an expert pilot who regarded air
travel the safest meant of transportation and this also afforded him a
great deal of pleasure and relaxation.
We
do not judge a book by the number of pages it contains, it is what is on
the pages that counts. His number of years were 35 but how full they were.
His life was short, but how good it was. Sunday was a bright, sunny day
and we buried him in the family cemetery close to people who loved him
dearly. Monday was drab and dreary and so it will be for many days to come
but the brightness will come back for having known him.
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Mrs. Suzanne Harper Tribble
Mrs. Suzanne Harper Tribble,
41 years old, died unexpectedly (Sept 7, 1974)
at her apartment at 2818 Independence.
She had resided in Cape
Girardeau since 1965, moving here from Chaffee following the death of
her husband, Dr. Robert Erwin Tribble, in an automobile accident.
He was a physician at Chaffee.
Mrs. Tribble worked as a
medical secretary at Southeast Missouri Hospital. She was born Oct 22,
1932, at Fort Worth, Tex., and married Mr. Tribble there in the early
1950s.
Surviving: sons, Robert
Tribble, Springfield. Thomas Tribble, Fort Worth, and David
Tribble, at home; daughter, Miss Nancy Tribble, also at home, and
brother, Winston Harper, Arlington, Va.
The body is at the Ford and
Sons Funeral Home. Tentative arrangements are for a Monday
service.
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