Obituary:
Mrs. Eunice Dickerson Bush, widow of the late Boyce Bush, died Monday evening, August 24, 1981, at her home. Mrs. Bush was a native of the Kingston Community, a retired teacher, the daughter of the late Henry and Liddia Dickerson. Mrs. Bush was a member of the Salem Methodist Church. There were no immediate survivors. Funeral services were at the Salem Methodist Church Thursday morning at 10:00 with the Rev. Gaston Matthews officiating. Interment will be at the Salem Cemetery. Casket bearers were Glen Poteet, Tim Phillips, Tommy Watson, Hays Bridges and Vernon Potter. Arrangements and services were by Cornwell Funeral Home. The enjoyments of Eunice Bush, one who smiled all through life, helping others by serving as a teacher, she directed many tiny souls to happy adults. By playing the piano, attention, singing, conventions, she created joy, happiness. She was active in the EH Club work. Eunice will always be remembered as a person of love. (WWW.YellCountyObits.org, Submitted by: Patron, Newspaper: Yell County Record, Danville, Arkansas, 9-2-1981)
Mrs. Eunice Dickerson Bush, widow of the late Boyce Bush, died Monday evening, August 24, 1981, at her home. Mrs. Bush was a native of the Kingston Community, a retired teacher, the daughter of the late Henry and Liddia Dickerson. Mrs. Bush was a member of the Salem Methodist Church. There were no immediate survivors. Funeral services were at the Salem Methodist Church Thursday morning at 10:00 with the Rev. Gaston Matthews officiating. Interment will be at the Salem Cemetery. Casket bearers were Glen Poteet, Tim Phillips, Tommy Watson, Hays Bridges and Vernon Potter. Arrangements and services were by Cornwell Funeral Home. The enjoyments of Eunice Bush, one who smiled all through life, helping others by serving as a teacher, she directed many tiny souls to happy adults. By playing the piano, attention, singing, conventions, she created joy, happiness. She was active in the EH Club work. Eunice will always be remembered as a person of love. (WWW.YellCountyObits.org, Submitted by: Patron, Newspaper: Yell County Record, Danville, Arkansas, 9-2-1981)
Obituary:
Mrs. Eunice Dickerson Bush, widow of the late Boyce Bush, died Monday evening, August 24, 1981, at her home. Mrs. Bush was a native of the Kingston Community, a retired teacher, the daughter of the late Henry and Liddia Dickerson. Mrs. Bush was a member of the Salem Methodist Church. There were no immediate survivors. Funeral services were at the Salem Methodist Church Thursday morning at 10:00 with the Rev. Gaston Matthews officiating. Interment will be at the Salem Cemetery. Casket bearers were Glen Poteet, Tim Phillips, Tommy Watson, Hays Bridges and Vernon Potter. Arrangements and services were by Cornwell Funeral Home. The enjoyments of Eunice Bush, one who smiled all through life, helping others by serving as a teacher, she directed many tiny souls to happy adults. By playing the piano, attention, singing, conventions, she created joy, happiness. She was active in the EH Club work. Eunice will always be remembered as a person of love. (WWW.YellCountyObits.org, Submitted by: Patron, Newspaper: Yell County Record, Danville, Arkansas, 9-2-1981)
Mrs. Eunice Dickerson Bush, widow of the late Boyce Bush, died Monday evening, August 24, 1981, at her home. Mrs. Bush was a native of the Kingston Community, a retired teacher, the daughter of the late Henry and Liddia Dickerson. Mrs. Bush was a member of the Salem Methodist Church. There were no immediate survivors. Funeral services were at the Salem Methodist Church Thursday morning at 10:00 with the Rev. Gaston Matthews officiating. Interment will be at the Salem Cemetery. Casket bearers were Glen Poteet, Tim Phillips, Tommy Watson, Hays Bridges and Vernon Potter. Arrangements and services were by Cornwell Funeral Home. The enjoyments of Eunice Bush, one who smiled all through life, helping others by serving as a teacher, she directed many tiny souls to happy adults. By playing the piano, attention, singing, conventions, she created joy, happiness. She was active in the EH Club work. Eunice will always be remembered as a person of love. (WWW.YellCountyObits.org, Submitted by: Patron, Newspaper: Yell County Record, Danville, Arkansas, 9-2-1981)
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