John David Samples, 74, died in Largo, Pinellas, Florida. He came from Rainelle, West Virginia to Largo in 1970. He had been a dispatcher for the C & O Railroad from 1933 to 1970. Mr. Samples was a member of Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, OES and he was a Mason. He was predeceased in death by his first wife and the mother of his children, Gladys L. Moreland Samples. Survivors include his wife, Helena Faulconer Samples; two sons, John D. Samples and Roy A. Faulconer; four daughters, Monna Alice Samples Tincher, Nancy Faulconer Sands, Jean Faulconer Williams, and Carolyn Faulconer Haibon; a brother and sister, fourteen grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Burial in Wallace Memorial Cemetery in Crawley, West Virginia.
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, FL), Sunday, 22 May 1977,
Page 49, Newspapers.com.
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, FL), Sunday, 22 May 1977,
Page 49, Newspapers.com.
John David Samples, 74, died in Largo, Pinellas, Florida. He came from Rainelle, West Virginia to Largo in 1970. He had been a dispatcher for the C & O Railroad from 1933 to 1970. Mr. Samples was a member of Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, OES and he was a Mason. He was predeceased in death by his first wife and the mother of his children, Gladys L. Moreland Samples. Survivors include his wife, Helena Faulconer Samples; two sons, John D. Samples and Roy A. Faulconer; four daughters, Monna Alice Samples Tincher, Nancy Faulconer Sands, Jean Faulconer Williams, and Carolyn Faulconer Haibon; a brother and sister, fourteen grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Burial in Wallace Memorial Cemetery in Crawley, West Virginia.
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, FL), Sunday, 22 May 1977,
Page 49, Newspapers.com.
Tampa Bay Times (St. Petersburg, FL), Sunday, 22 May 1977,
Page 49, Newspapers.com.
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