George Phillips died at age 23 at a Joplin, MO hospital the previous Friday night. He was admitted there for treatment of a sinus infection and was in the hospital for 3 weeks.
He never married, no children.
He worked as a highway surveyor.
Graduated Green Forest High School in 1929.
He is buried at Glenwood Cemetery in Green Forest and he shares a headstone with his older brother, Kirby, who died in 1947 in LaGrande, Oregon and his body was sent to AR.
He never married, no children.
He worked as a highway surveyor.
Graduated Green Forest High School in 1929.
He is buried at Glenwood Cemetery in Green Forest and he shares a headstone with his older brother, Kirby, who died in 1947 in LaGrande, Oregon and his body was sent to AR.
George Phillips died at age 23 at a Joplin, MO hospital the previous Friday night. He was admitted there for treatment of a sinus infection and was in the hospital for 3 weeks.
He never married, no children.
He worked as a highway surveyor.
Graduated Green Forest High School in 1929.
He is buried at Glenwood Cemetery in Green Forest and he shares a headstone with his older brother, Kirby, who died in 1947 in LaGrande, Oregon and his body was sent to AR.
He never married, no children.
He worked as a highway surveyor.
Graduated Green Forest High School in 1929.
He is buried at Glenwood Cemetery in Green Forest and he shares a headstone with his older brother, Kirby, who died in 1947 in LaGrande, Oregon and his body was sent to AR.
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