Willard Beeson, 88, retired farmer and stock raiser, who was a lifelong resident of Fayette County, died Thursday afternoon at his home three miles west of Bentonville. He was the last of the seven children of Templeton and Sarah Beeson who were of pioneer Fayette County families.
Only survivors are nieces and a nephew, Miss Bessie Beeson and Mrs. Bernice Cochrane of Lincoln, Neb., and Robert Beeson of near Cambridge City; and Miss Emma Keller who has resided in the Beeson home 50 years, and her niece, Mayme Keller, who has lived there 37 years.
Friends may call at the Howard Funeral Home at Cambridge City at any time.
Only survivors are nieces and a nephew, Miss Bessie Beeson and Mrs. Bernice Cochrane of Lincoln, Neb., and Robert Beeson of near Cambridge City; and Miss Emma Keller who has resided in the Beeson home 50 years, and her niece, Mayme Keller, who has lived there 37 years.
Friends may call at the Howard Funeral Home at Cambridge City at any time.
Willard Beeson, 88, retired farmer and stock raiser, who was a lifelong resident of Fayette County, died Thursday afternoon at his home three miles west of Bentonville. He was the last of the seven children of Templeton and Sarah Beeson who were of pioneer Fayette County families.
Only survivors are nieces and a nephew, Miss Bessie Beeson and Mrs. Bernice Cochrane of Lincoln, Neb., and Robert Beeson of near Cambridge City; and Miss Emma Keller who has resided in the Beeson home 50 years, and her niece, Mayme Keller, who has lived there 37 years.
Friends may call at the Howard Funeral Home at Cambridge City at any time.
Only survivors are nieces and a nephew, Miss Bessie Beeson and Mrs. Bernice Cochrane of Lincoln, Neb., and Robert Beeson of near Cambridge City; and Miss Emma Keller who has resided in the Beeson home 50 years, and her niece, Mayme Keller, who has lived there 37 years.
Friends may call at the Howard Funeral Home at Cambridge City at any time.
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