BUFORD LEONARD PARKER, 67 years old, died in a local hospital on Saturday, July 14, 1962. He lived at 302 Lafayette Street in Van Buren, Arkansas and was a retired Fort Chaffee fireman, and a member of the Free Will Baptist church.
Survivors were three sons, Calvan and Earnest of Kansas City, Kansas, and Lester Ray of Van Buren, Arkansas; seven daughters, Faye, of Van Buren; Pauline of Lavaca, Arkansas, Lucille of Long Beach, California, Dorothy of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Anivea of Barling, Earline of Van Buren, and Patsy Jean of the home; a sister Lela of Lavaca; eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the First Baptist church at Central with Sam Sullivan officiating. Burial was in Mayberry cemetery, near Central with Edwards Funeral Home in charge.
Survivors were three sons, Calvan and Earnest of Kansas City, Kansas, and Lester Ray of Van Buren, Arkansas; seven daughters, Faye, of Van Buren; Pauline of Lavaca, Arkansas, Lucille of Long Beach, California, Dorothy of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Anivea of Barling, Earline of Van Buren, and Patsy Jean of the home; a sister Lela of Lavaca; eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the First Baptist church at Central with Sam Sullivan officiating. Burial was in Mayberry cemetery, near Central with Edwards Funeral Home in charge.
BUFORD LEONARD PARKER, 67 years old, died in a local hospital on Saturday, July 14, 1962. He lived at 302 Lafayette Street in Van Buren, Arkansas and was a retired Fort Chaffee fireman, and a member of the Free Will Baptist church.
Survivors were three sons, Calvan and Earnest of Kansas City, Kansas, and Lester Ray of Van Buren, Arkansas; seven daughters, Faye, of Van Buren; Pauline of Lavaca, Arkansas, Lucille of Long Beach, California, Dorothy of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Anivea of Barling, Earline of Van Buren, and Patsy Jean of the home; a sister Lela of Lavaca; eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the First Baptist church at Central with Sam Sullivan officiating. Burial was in Mayberry cemetery, near Central with Edwards Funeral Home in charge.
Survivors were three sons, Calvan and Earnest of Kansas City, Kansas, and Lester Ray of Van Buren, Arkansas; seven daughters, Faye, of Van Buren; Pauline of Lavaca, Arkansas, Lucille of Long Beach, California, Dorothy of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Anivea of Barling, Earline of Van Buren, and Patsy Jean of the home; a sister Lela of Lavaca; eighteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The funeral service was held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the First Baptist church at Central with Sam Sullivan officiating. Burial was in Mayberry cemetery, near Central with Edwards Funeral Home in charge.
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