SOURCE: Newspaper Obituary: Minnie Lee (Acton) Cook; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published: 15 Jan 1967; p. 7:
Mrs. Minnie Cook
Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, 78, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, died today at the Harrisonville, Mo., Memorial Hospital. She had moved to Pleasant Hill about seven months ago. She was a member of the First Church of God in Columbia. Survivors include two sons, I.J. Cook and Carl Cook, both of Route 3; and five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Brumton and Mrs. Dorothy Burris, both of Pleasant Hill, Mrs. Helen Defrenne, San Clemente, Calif., Mrs. Francis Feretfield, Kansas City, Kan., Mrs. Betty Hadusek, 1916 Business Loop 70 West and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Parker's Chapel. Burial will be at the Valley Springs Cemetery southwest of here.
SOURCE: Newspaper Obituary: Minnie Lee (Acton) Cook; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published 16 Jan 1967; p. 4:
Mrs. Cook's Rites
Pallbearers have been announced for the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, who died Saturday in Pleasant Hill. They are Fay Pulis, Oscar Foley, Everett Smith, Everett McBaine, John Jordan and Henry Lutes. The body will arrive here late today from Pleasant Hill. Friends may call at Parker's Chapel. The Rev. Frank L. Chrispen, First Church of Christ, Columbia, will conduct the service at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
SOURCE: Newspaper Article; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published: 23 Jan 1967; p. 13:
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends and relatives and The Church of God for the kindness shown at our time of sorrow. Ira Cook Family
Mrs. Minnie Cook
Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, 78, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, died today at the Harrisonville, Mo., Memorial Hospital. She had moved to Pleasant Hill about seven months ago. She was a member of the First Church of God in Columbia. Survivors include two sons, I.J. Cook and Carl Cook, both of Route 3; and five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Brumton and Mrs. Dorothy Burris, both of Pleasant Hill, Mrs. Helen Defrenne, San Clemente, Calif., Mrs. Francis Feretfield, Kansas City, Kan., Mrs. Betty Hadusek, 1916 Business Loop 70 West and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Parker's Chapel. Burial will be at the Valley Springs Cemetery southwest of here.
SOURCE: Newspaper Obituary: Minnie Lee (Acton) Cook; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published 16 Jan 1967; p. 4:
Mrs. Cook's Rites
Pallbearers have been announced for the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, who died Saturday in Pleasant Hill. They are Fay Pulis, Oscar Foley, Everett Smith, Everett McBaine, John Jordan and Henry Lutes. The body will arrive here late today from Pleasant Hill. Friends may call at Parker's Chapel. The Rev. Frank L. Chrispen, First Church of Christ, Columbia, will conduct the service at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
SOURCE: Newspaper Article; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published: 23 Jan 1967; p. 13:
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends and relatives and The Church of God for the kindness shown at our time of sorrow. Ira Cook Family
SOURCE: Newspaper Obituary: Minnie Lee (Acton) Cook; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published: 15 Jan 1967; p. 7:
Mrs. Minnie Cook
Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, 78, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, died today at the Harrisonville, Mo., Memorial Hospital. She had moved to Pleasant Hill about seven months ago. She was a member of the First Church of God in Columbia. Survivors include two sons, I.J. Cook and Carl Cook, both of Route 3; and five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Brumton and Mrs. Dorothy Burris, both of Pleasant Hill, Mrs. Helen Defrenne, San Clemente, Calif., Mrs. Francis Feretfield, Kansas City, Kan., Mrs. Betty Hadusek, 1916 Business Loop 70 West and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Parker's Chapel. Burial will be at the Valley Springs Cemetery southwest of here.
SOURCE: Newspaper Obituary: Minnie Lee (Acton) Cook; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published 16 Jan 1967; p. 4:
Mrs. Cook's Rites
Pallbearers have been announced for the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, who died Saturday in Pleasant Hill. They are Fay Pulis, Oscar Foley, Everett Smith, Everett McBaine, John Jordan and Henry Lutes. The body will arrive here late today from Pleasant Hill. Friends may call at Parker's Chapel. The Rev. Frank L. Chrispen, First Church of Christ, Columbia, will conduct the service at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
SOURCE: Newspaper Article; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published: 23 Jan 1967; p. 13:
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends and relatives and The Church of God for the kindness shown at our time of sorrow. Ira Cook Family
Mrs. Minnie Cook
Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, 78, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, died today at the Harrisonville, Mo., Memorial Hospital. She had moved to Pleasant Hill about seven months ago. She was a member of the First Church of God in Columbia. Survivors include two sons, I.J. Cook and Carl Cook, both of Route 3; and five daughters, Mrs. Margaret Brumton and Mrs. Dorothy Burris, both of Pleasant Hill, Mrs. Helen Defrenne, San Clemente, Calif., Mrs. Francis Feretfield, Kansas City, Kan., Mrs. Betty Hadusek, 1916 Business Loop 70 West and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Parker's Chapel. Burial will be at the Valley Springs Cemetery southwest of here.
SOURCE: Newspaper Obituary: Minnie Lee (Acton) Cook; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published 16 Jan 1967; p. 4:
Mrs. Cook's Rites
Pallbearers have been announced for the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, formerly of Columbia and Hallsville, who died Saturday in Pleasant Hill. They are Fay Pulis, Oscar Foley, Everett Smith, Everett McBaine, John Jordan and Henry Lutes. The body will arrive here late today from Pleasant Hill. Friends may call at Parker's Chapel. The Rev. Frank L. Chrispen, First Church of Christ, Columbia, will conduct the service at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
SOURCE: Newspaper Article; Columbia Missourian (Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri); Published: 23 Jan 1967; p. 13:
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our friends and relatives and The Church of God for the kindness shown at our time of sorrow. Ira Cook Family
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