Arthur, a resident of Orange for thirty years, passed away at Harbor Hospice.
A United States Army veteran, he served in the Vietnam Conflict.
An accomplished poet, his works were published in The American Anthology of Poetry.
Survivors include one son, Anthony Wilson Amos, two daughters, Valencia Amos and Valeria Amos, three sisters, Betty Amos, Lillie Roberts, and Helen Chargois and five grandchildren.
A United States Army veteran, he served in the Vietnam Conflict.
An accomplished poet, his works were published in The American Anthology of Poetry.
Survivors include one son, Anthony Wilson Amos, two daughters, Valencia Amos and Valeria Amos, three sisters, Betty Amos, Lillie Roberts, and Helen Chargois and five grandchildren.
Arthur, a resident of Orange for thirty years, passed away at Harbor Hospice.
A United States Army veteran, he served in the Vietnam Conflict.
An accomplished poet, his works were published in The American Anthology of Poetry.
Survivors include one son, Anthony Wilson Amos, two daughters, Valencia Amos and Valeria Amos, three sisters, Betty Amos, Lillie Roberts, and Helen Chargois and five grandchildren.
A United States Army veteran, he served in the Vietnam Conflict.
An accomplished poet, his works were published in The American Anthology of Poetry.
Survivors include one son, Anthony Wilson Amos, two daughters, Valencia Amos and Valeria Amos, three sisters, Betty Amos, Lillie Roberts, and Helen Chargois and five grandchildren.
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