Victim of the F-5 tornado that struck Brandenburg, KY. on April 3, 1974 along with his mother and two brothers.
WILLIAM TERRY SON
Born March 13, 1963 in Meade County, Ky. He was an honor roll student in Meade County schools. He loved to do handcrafts and always had something started. He was interested in all sports and especially wrestling. He collected football cards and had about all the teams. He loved the outdoors and helped in the garden and flowers. Mr. C. F. Wolfe was one of his favorite people along with his Grandmother, Mrs. Clara Polston. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle-Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent
WILLIAM TERRY SON
Born March 13, 1963 in Meade County, Ky. He was an honor roll student in Meade County schools. He loved to do handcrafts and always had something started. He was interested in all sports and especially wrestling. He collected football cards and had about all the teams. He loved the outdoors and helped in the garden and flowers. Mr. C. F. Wolfe was one of his favorite people along with his Grandmother, Mrs. Clara Polston. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle-Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent
Victim of the F-5 tornado that struck Brandenburg, KY. on April 3, 1974 along with his mother and two brothers.
WILLIAM TERRY SON
Born March 13, 1963 in Meade County, Ky. He was an honor roll student in Meade County schools. He loved to do handcrafts and always had something started. He was interested in all sports and especially wrestling. He collected football cards and had about all the teams. He loved the outdoors and helped in the garden and flowers. Mr. C. F. Wolfe was one of his favorite people along with his Grandmother, Mrs. Clara Polston. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle-Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent
WILLIAM TERRY SON
Born March 13, 1963 in Meade County, Ky. He was an honor roll student in Meade County schools. He loved to do handcrafts and always had something started. He was interested in all sports and especially wrestling. He collected football cards and had about all the teams. He loved the outdoors and helped in the garden and flowers. Mr. C. F. Wolfe was one of his favorite people along with his Grandmother, Mrs. Clara Polston. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle-Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent
