Dtr of Leland Clyde Cowell ("Mike") & Pauline Ellen (Stone) Cowell. Married Wesley Duane Chapman in 1952.
Wife of Wesley Duane Chapman (1930-2000). Mother of Duane "Dog" Chapman The Bounty Hunter. Was a minister with the First Assembly of God, and often traveled to Native American reservations to teach the gospel. "My mother taught me that if they bleed red, then they're your brother. When I was young I used to say, 'Mama, how come that man's dark?' And she would say, 'He lives on the side of the mountain where the sun and Jesus are,'" Dog remembers.
Grandmother of "Zebadiah Duane Chapman"
Grandmother of "Barbara Katie Chapman"
Wife of Wesley Duane Chapman (1930-2000). Mother of Duane "Dog" Chapman The Bounty Hunter. Was a minister with the First Assembly of God, and often traveled to Native American reservations to teach the gospel. "My mother taught me that if they bleed red, then they're your brother. When I was young I used to say, 'Mama, how come that man's dark?' And she would say, 'He lives on the side of the mountain where the sun and Jesus are,'" Dog remembers.
Grandmother of "Zebadiah Duane Chapman"
Grandmother of "Barbara Katie Chapman"
Dtr of Leland Clyde Cowell ("Mike") & Pauline Ellen (Stone) Cowell. Married Wesley Duane Chapman in 1952.
Wife of Wesley Duane Chapman (1930-2000). Mother of Duane "Dog" Chapman The Bounty Hunter. Was a minister with the First Assembly of God, and often traveled to Native American reservations to teach the gospel. "My mother taught me that if they bleed red, then they're your brother. When I was young I used to say, 'Mama, how come that man's dark?' And she would say, 'He lives on the side of the mountain where the sun and Jesus are,'" Dog remembers.
Grandmother of "Zebadiah Duane Chapman"
Grandmother of "Barbara Katie Chapman"
Wife of Wesley Duane Chapman (1930-2000). Mother of Duane "Dog" Chapman The Bounty Hunter. Was a minister with the First Assembly of God, and often traveled to Native American reservations to teach the gospel. "My mother taught me that if they bleed red, then they're your brother. When I was young I used to say, 'Mama, how come that man's dark?' And she would say, 'He lives on the side of the mountain where the sun and Jesus are,'" Dog remembers.
Grandmother of "Zebadiah Duane Chapman"
Grandmother of "Barbara Katie Chapman"
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