Dallas was retired from the rail road. He was a lifelong Kansas resident.
Dallas first married Susan Marie Reynolds in Rice County, Kansas in the summer of 1918. He then married Olive Smith in the early 1970's.
His second wife is buried beside her first husband and Dallas is buried directly behind her. He shares a stone with the second wife and her first husband, with his information located on the back side of the stone. I do not have a photo of the stone, but will add one if I ever get back to Kansas.
Dallas first married Susan Marie Reynolds in Rice County, Kansas in the summer of 1918. He then married Olive Smith in the early 1970's.
His second wife is buried beside her first husband and Dallas is buried directly behind her. He shares a stone with the second wife and her first husband, with his information located on the back side of the stone. I do not have a photo of the stone, but will add one if I ever get back to Kansas.
Dallas was retired from the rail road. He was a lifelong Kansas resident.
Dallas first married Susan Marie Reynolds in Rice County, Kansas in the summer of 1918. He then married Olive Smith in the early 1970's.
His second wife is buried beside her first husband and Dallas is buried directly behind her. He shares a stone with the second wife and her first husband, with his information located on the back side of the stone. I do not have a photo of the stone, but will add one if I ever get back to Kansas.
Dallas first married Susan Marie Reynolds in Rice County, Kansas in the summer of 1918. He then married Olive Smith in the early 1970's.
His second wife is buried beside her first husband and Dallas is buried directly behind her. He shares a stone with the second wife and her first husband, with his information located on the back side of the stone. I do not have a photo of the stone, but will add one if I ever get back to Kansas.
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