Paul E. Spradlin, 83 died at his home in Dodge City,KS. He was born in Guymon,Okla, the son of James Edward and Bessie (Braden)Spradlin. He married Gertrude Lorene Miller on Oct.1,1928 in Dodge City,KS.
He was a farmer and had attended school in Bloom,KS and had lived in Dodge City since 1948.
He attended the First Baptist Church,Dodge City, was a charter member of the Flying Farmer's Association, member of the Farm Bureau Association. He was the recipient of the Kansas Banker's Association Award for outstanding work in conservation.
Survivors are wife,Lorene; two sons, James of Dodge City and Joe of Cherryvale,Ks and one daughter, Sharon Frantz- Fregon of Cimarron,KS. seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Memorials to Hospice of the Prairie or the American Cancer Society.
He was a farmer and had attended school in Bloom,KS and had lived in Dodge City since 1948.
He attended the First Baptist Church,Dodge City, was a charter member of the Flying Farmer's Association, member of the Farm Bureau Association. He was the recipient of the Kansas Banker's Association Award for outstanding work in conservation.
Survivors are wife,Lorene; two sons, James of Dodge City and Joe of Cherryvale,Ks and one daughter, Sharon Frantz- Fregon of Cimarron,KS. seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Memorials to Hospice of the Prairie or the American Cancer Society.
Paul E. Spradlin, 83 died at his home in Dodge City,KS. He was born in Guymon,Okla, the son of James Edward and Bessie (Braden)Spradlin. He married Gertrude Lorene Miller on Oct.1,1928 in Dodge City,KS.
He was a farmer and had attended school in Bloom,KS and had lived in Dodge City since 1948.
He attended the First Baptist Church,Dodge City, was a charter member of the Flying Farmer's Association, member of the Farm Bureau Association. He was the recipient of the Kansas Banker's Association Award for outstanding work in conservation.
Survivors are wife,Lorene; two sons, James of Dodge City and Joe of Cherryvale,Ks and one daughter, Sharon Frantz- Fregon of Cimarron,KS. seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Memorials to Hospice of the Prairie or the American Cancer Society.
He was a farmer and had attended school in Bloom,KS and had lived in Dodge City since 1948.
He attended the First Baptist Church,Dodge City, was a charter member of the Flying Farmer's Association, member of the Farm Bureau Association. He was the recipient of the Kansas Banker's Association Award for outstanding work in conservation.
Survivors are wife,Lorene; two sons, James of Dodge City and Joe of Cherryvale,Ks and one daughter, Sharon Frantz- Fregon of Cimarron,KS. seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Memorials to Hospice of the Prairie or the American Cancer Society.
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