Printed in The Davis News on Apr. 21, 1983; Reprinted with permission
ANGIE L. BROWN
Funeral services were held at Sandy Baptist Church April 13 for Angie L. Brown, 72, who died April 9 at Sulphur. Rev. Howard Baker and Rev. Steve Wall officiated. Interment was in Sandy Cemetery with arrangements by Clagg Funeral Home.
Born May 11 at Sulphur she spent her early life there, working in Indian hospitals in Arizona and New Mexico later. She returned to Sulphur in 1960. She had worked for the Civil Service for 30 years.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Lilly Ward, of Sulphur; and nine nieces and nephews.
ANGIE L. BROWN
Funeral services were held at Sandy Baptist Church April 13 for Angie L. Brown, 72, who died April 9 at Sulphur. Rev. Howard Baker and Rev. Steve Wall officiated. Interment was in Sandy Cemetery with arrangements by Clagg Funeral Home.
Born May 11 at Sulphur she spent her early life there, working in Indian hospitals in Arizona and New Mexico later. She returned to Sulphur in 1960. She had worked for the Civil Service for 30 years.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Lilly Ward, of Sulphur; and nine nieces and nephews.
Printed in The Davis News on Apr. 21, 1983; Reprinted with permission
ANGIE L. BROWN
Funeral services were held at Sandy Baptist Church April 13 for Angie L. Brown, 72, who died April 9 at Sulphur. Rev. Howard Baker and Rev. Steve Wall officiated. Interment was in Sandy Cemetery with arrangements by Clagg Funeral Home.
Born May 11 at Sulphur she spent her early life there, working in Indian hospitals in Arizona and New Mexico later. She returned to Sulphur in 1960. She had worked for the Civil Service for 30 years.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Lilly Ward, of Sulphur; and nine nieces and nephews.
ANGIE L. BROWN
Funeral services were held at Sandy Baptist Church April 13 for Angie L. Brown, 72, who died April 9 at Sulphur. Rev. Howard Baker and Rev. Steve Wall officiated. Interment was in Sandy Cemetery with arrangements by Clagg Funeral Home.
Born May 11 at Sulphur she spent her early life there, working in Indian hospitals in Arizona and New Mexico later. She returned to Sulphur in 1960. She had worked for the Civil Service for 30 years.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Lilly Ward, of Sulphur; and nine nieces and nephews.
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