CROOKED CREEK - Hughie H. "Bo" Parish, 61, of the Crooked Creek community in Lawrence County, died May 15 in Lawrence County Hospital in Monticello. Services were May 17 at Saulters Funeral Home in Prentiss with burial in Cliburn Cemetery.
Parish, a native of the Clem community of Jefferson Davis County, had lived in Jackson, where he worked as a pump mechanic for an oil and gas distributor He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Faith Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Cliburn Parish; daughter, Mrs. Pete (Kay) Harrell, of Clinton; brother, L.J. Parish of Prentiss; sisters, Mrs. Moody (Lillie) Polk of Prentiss, Mrs. Guy (Lucille) Berry of Mendenhall, Mrs. T. Weber (Anna Laura) Shivers of Newhebron and Mrs. Norfleet Yates and Mrs. Ed (Jo) Polk, both of Jackson; and two grandchildren.
Clarion-Ledger, 23 May 1984, Wed, Page 12
Contributor: Faye Nations McCardle (47144920)
Parish, a native of the Clem community of Jefferson Davis County, had lived in Jackson, where he worked as a pump mechanic for an oil and gas distributor He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Faith Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Cliburn Parish; daughter, Mrs. Pete (Kay) Harrell, of Clinton; brother, L.J. Parish of Prentiss; sisters, Mrs. Moody (Lillie) Polk of Prentiss, Mrs. Guy (Lucille) Berry of Mendenhall, Mrs. T. Weber (Anna Laura) Shivers of Newhebron and Mrs. Norfleet Yates and Mrs. Ed (Jo) Polk, both of Jackson; and two grandchildren.
Clarion-Ledger, 23 May 1984, Wed, Page 12
Contributor: Faye Nations McCardle (47144920)
CROOKED CREEK - Hughie H. "Bo" Parish, 61, of the Crooked Creek community in Lawrence County, died May 15 in Lawrence County Hospital in Monticello. Services were May 17 at Saulters Funeral Home in Prentiss with burial in Cliburn Cemetery.
Parish, a native of the Clem community of Jefferson Davis County, had lived in Jackson, where he worked as a pump mechanic for an oil and gas distributor He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Faith Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Cliburn Parish; daughter, Mrs. Pete (Kay) Harrell, of Clinton; brother, L.J. Parish of Prentiss; sisters, Mrs. Moody (Lillie) Polk of Prentiss, Mrs. Guy (Lucille) Berry of Mendenhall, Mrs. T. Weber (Anna Laura) Shivers of Newhebron and Mrs. Norfleet Yates and Mrs. Ed (Jo) Polk, both of Jackson; and two grandchildren.
Clarion-Ledger, 23 May 1984, Wed, Page 12
Contributor: Faye Nations McCardle (47144920)
Parish, a native of the Clem community of Jefferson Davis County, had lived in Jackson, where he worked as a pump mechanic for an oil and gas distributor He was a veteran of World War II and a member of Faith Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Cliburn Parish; daughter, Mrs. Pete (Kay) Harrell, of Clinton; brother, L.J. Parish of Prentiss; sisters, Mrs. Moody (Lillie) Polk of Prentiss, Mrs. Guy (Lucille) Berry of Mendenhall, Mrs. T. Weber (Anna Laura) Shivers of Newhebron and Mrs. Norfleet Yates and Mrs. Ed (Jo) Polk, both of Jackson; and two grandchildren.
Clarion-Ledger, 23 May 1984, Wed, Page 12
Contributor: Faye Nations McCardle (47144920)
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