Earlee Pope, 83, of 3119 Avenue D, Ensley, died Monday. A Bullock County native, Mr. Pope was a retired U.S. Steel rivet driver. A World War I veteran, he was a member of the Ensley Post of the American Legion and had lived in Ensley for 50 years.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Indian Creek Cemetery near Union Spring with Angwin directing.
Survivors include three brothers, George Pope, Gadsden, Olen Pope, Troy and Tom Pope, Trussville and four sisters, Mrs. Florence Sizemore and Mrs. Leila McWhorter, both of Troy, Mrs. Augusta Winfield, Birmingham, and Mrs. Flora Waters, Brundidge.
Earlee Pope, 83, of 3119 Avenue D, Ensley, died Monday. A Bullock County native, Mr. Pope was a retired U.S. Steel rivet driver. A World War I veteran, he was a member of the Ensley Post of the American Legion and had lived in Ensley for 50 years.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Indian Creek Cemetery near Union Spring with Angwin directing.
Survivors include three brothers, George Pope, Gadsden, Olen Pope, Troy and Tom Pope, Trussville and four sisters, Mrs. Florence Sizemore and Mrs. Leila McWhorter, both of Troy, Mrs. Augusta Winfield, Birmingham, and Mrs. Flora Waters, Brundidge.
Inscription
Pvt 322 Infantry
World War I
Family Members
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Eunice Irene Pope McWhorter
1894–1960
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Florence Clara Pope Sizemore
1896–1984
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Joe Soloman "Sollie" Pope
1897–1965
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George Frank Pope
1900–1976
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Leila Lessie Pope McWhorter
1901–1992
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Augusta Inez Pope Winfield
1903–1989
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Olen Cary "Bud" Pope
1906–1999
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Flora Elizabeth Pope Waters
1908–1994
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James Thomas "Tom" Pope
1911–2001
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