He was born in Clay County, the son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Hicks Sampson. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and had taught music throughout West Central West Virginia. He was a retired farmer and a Baptist. He and his wife founded and built Community Christ Church, Shock.
He was preceded in death by four sisters, Callie Duncan, Hallie Rider, Lougene Knopp and Ocie King; two brothers, Harvey Sampson and Clyde Sampson; three half sisters, Luverne White, Lyda Tanner and Josie Murphy; and two half-Brothers, Andy Sampson and Bill Sampson.
Services were held at Rosedale United Methodist Church, Rosedale, with Rev. Dewey Tanner officiating. Burial was in Rosedale Cemetery.
He was born in Clay County, the son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Hicks Sampson. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and had taught music throughout West Central West Virginia. He was a retired farmer and a Baptist. He and his wife founded and built Community Christ Church, Shock.
He was preceded in death by four sisters, Callie Duncan, Hallie Rider, Lougene Knopp and Ocie King; two brothers, Harvey Sampson and Clyde Sampson; three half sisters, Luverne White, Lyda Tanner and Josie Murphy; and two half-Brothers, Andy Sampson and Bill Sampson.
Services were held at Rosedale United Methodist Church, Rosedale, with Rev. Dewey Tanner officiating. Burial was in Rosedale Cemetery.
Inscription
Military Marker:
TEC 5 US ARMY
WW2
Gravesite Details
2 stones, shared with wife Meda & a military marker
Family Members
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Luvena McCune White
1902–1980
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Harvey George Sampson
1909–1991
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Callie Marie Sampson Duncan
1912–1949
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Curtis Sampson
1914–1996
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Bessie Sampson
1917–1932
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Clyde W Sampson
1920–1973
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Hallie Mae Sampson Siers
1923–1994
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Leslie L Sampson
1925–1930
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Ocie G. Sampson King
1927–1994
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Lougene "Jean" Sampson Knopp
1931–1994
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