Appling, Lucius 'Luke' b. April 2, 1907 d. January 3, 1991 Hall of Fame Major League Baseball Player. Known as "Old Aches and Pains", played shortstop 20 seasons (1930 to 1950), all with the Chicago White Sox. His finest season came in 1936 when he led the American League with a .388 batting average (the highest average ever for a shortstop) and drove in 128 runs. He also led the AL in Batting Average in 1943, hitting .328. He was selected to 7 American League All-Star teams. Elected to the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 1964, and managed the...[Read More] Sawnee View Gardens, Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia, USA Plot: Mausoleum, Chapel West, Crypt 140 (3rd level from bottom)
Samples, Junior b. April 10, 1926 d. November 13, 1983 Comedian. He was born Alvin Samples Jr. in Cumming Georgia. He made his living as a farmer, sawmill worker, stock car driver and carpenter and did not enter show business until age 40. He was discovered after a story he told about catching a record-setting fish was recorded by a Game Commission investigator and played on the radio. The recording was developed into an album and became a best-seller. In 1969 he was asked to join the cast of the country variety show “Hee-Haw." He developed a...[Read More] (Bio by: Bigwoo) Cause of death: Heart attack Sawnee View Gardens, Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia, USA Plot: Near a large cross
b. April 2, 1907 d. January 3, 1991