A son of Joshua Clarence Counts & Mary Ann McCoy
Husband of Lou Edith Dixon
Rufus Ayres Counts & Lou Edith Dixon were united in mariage on October 15, 1930 in Bristol, Virginia
A World War I veteran
He had been a member of the Washington County, Virginia Board of Supervisors, serving the Kinderhook Magisterial District; he was first elected November 8, 1955
He had served as a Deacon, and Trustee of the North Fork Baptist Church
He served as Director of the Washington County Farm Bureau and Southern States Co-operative
He had been employed at the Clinchfield Coal Company in Clinchco, Virginia
He passed away at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Mountain Home, Tennessee
Husband of Lou Edith Dixon
Rufus Ayres Counts & Lou Edith Dixon were united in mariage on October 15, 1930 in Bristol, Virginia
A World War I veteran
He had been a member of the Washington County, Virginia Board of Supervisors, serving the Kinderhook Magisterial District; he was first elected November 8, 1955
He had served as a Deacon, and Trustee of the North Fork Baptist Church
He served as Director of the Washington County Farm Bureau and Southern States Co-operative
He had been employed at the Clinchfield Coal Company in Clinchco, Virginia
He passed away at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Mountain Home, Tennessee
A son of Joshua Clarence Counts & Mary Ann McCoy
Husband of Lou Edith Dixon
Rufus Ayres Counts & Lou Edith Dixon were united in mariage on October 15, 1930 in Bristol, Virginia
A World War I veteran
He had been a member of the Washington County, Virginia Board of Supervisors, serving the Kinderhook Magisterial District; he was first elected November 8, 1955
He had served as a Deacon, and Trustee of the North Fork Baptist Church
He served as Director of the Washington County Farm Bureau and Southern States Co-operative
He had been employed at the Clinchfield Coal Company in Clinchco, Virginia
He passed away at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Mountain Home, Tennessee
Husband of Lou Edith Dixon
Rufus Ayres Counts & Lou Edith Dixon were united in mariage on October 15, 1930 in Bristol, Virginia
A World War I veteran
He had been a member of the Washington County, Virginia Board of Supervisors, serving the Kinderhook Magisterial District; he was first elected November 8, 1955
He had served as a Deacon, and Trustee of the North Fork Baptist Church
He served as Director of the Washington County Farm Bureau and Southern States Co-operative
He had been employed at the Clinchfield Coal Company in Clinchco, Virginia
He passed away at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Mountain Home, Tennessee
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