Burl Dotson, 36, of Twin Falls, Idaho, died Dec. 24, 1956, at 2:30 a.m. from injuries received in a car accident. He was a former resident of the Whorton community, moving to Twin Falls in August, 1952. He was born Feb. 28, 1921, the son of A. L. and Hannah Dotson. He was a veteran of World War II, and was a member of the Twin Falls VFW Post, and American Legion. He was married in October, 1949 to Miss Delphia Collins of Springdale, who survives.
Other survivors are three daughters, Shirley, Linda and Burlene and two sons, James and Dean, of the home; six sisters, Mrs. Oshey Perkins, Mrs. Chloe Bolinger, Mrs. Murl Jones of Whorton, Mrs. Dottie Parker of Japton, Mrs. Oka Stansell of Valley Falls, Kan., and Mrs. Doshey Barker of Filer, Idaho; two brothers, Bruce Dotson of Whorton and Neal Dotson of Twin Falls, Idaho; and his mother, Mrs. Hannah Dotson of Little Rock.
Funeral services were held at the Twin Falls Mortuary, conducted by Rev. Loren Blakes of Filer, Idaho. Burial was in the Twin Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were employees of the Twin Falls Flour Mill where Mr. Dotson was employed.
Other survivors are three daughters, Shirley, Linda and Burlene and two sons, James and Dean, of the home; six sisters, Mrs. Oshey Perkins, Mrs. Chloe Bolinger, Mrs. Murl Jones of Whorton, Mrs. Dottie Parker of Japton, Mrs. Oka Stansell of Valley Falls, Kan., and Mrs. Doshey Barker of Filer, Idaho; two brothers, Bruce Dotson of Whorton and Neal Dotson of Twin Falls, Idaho; and his mother, Mrs. Hannah Dotson of Little Rock.
Funeral services were held at the Twin Falls Mortuary, conducted by Rev. Loren Blakes of Filer, Idaho. Burial was in the Twin Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were employees of the Twin Falls Flour Mill where Mr. Dotson was employed.
Burl Dotson, 36, of Twin Falls, Idaho, died Dec. 24, 1956, at 2:30 a.m. from injuries received in a car accident. He was a former resident of the Whorton community, moving to Twin Falls in August, 1952. He was born Feb. 28, 1921, the son of A. L. and Hannah Dotson. He was a veteran of World War II, and was a member of the Twin Falls VFW Post, and American Legion. He was married in October, 1949 to Miss Delphia Collins of Springdale, who survives.
Other survivors are three daughters, Shirley, Linda and Burlene and two sons, James and Dean, of the home; six sisters, Mrs. Oshey Perkins, Mrs. Chloe Bolinger, Mrs. Murl Jones of Whorton, Mrs. Dottie Parker of Japton, Mrs. Oka Stansell of Valley Falls, Kan., and Mrs. Doshey Barker of Filer, Idaho; two brothers, Bruce Dotson of Whorton and Neal Dotson of Twin Falls, Idaho; and his mother, Mrs. Hannah Dotson of Little Rock.
Funeral services were held at the Twin Falls Mortuary, conducted by Rev. Loren Blakes of Filer, Idaho. Burial was in the Twin Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were employees of the Twin Falls Flour Mill where Mr. Dotson was employed.
Other survivors are three daughters, Shirley, Linda and Burlene and two sons, James and Dean, of the home; six sisters, Mrs. Oshey Perkins, Mrs. Chloe Bolinger, Mrs. Murl Jones of Whorton, Mrs. Dottie Parker of Japton, Mrs. Oka Stansell of Valley Falls, Kan., and Mrs. Doshey Barker of Filer, Idaho; two brothers, Bruce Dotson of Whorton and Neal Dotson of Twin Falls, Idaho; and his mother, Mrs. Hannah Dotson of Little Rock.
Funeral services were held at the Twin Falls Mortuary, conducted by Rev. Loren Blakes of Filer, Idaho. Burial was in the Twin Falls cemetery. Pallbearers were employees of the Twin Falls Flour Mill where Mr. Dotson was employed.
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