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| James F. Stephenson |
© Sayre Star |
| 25 Apr 1907 |
| Submitted by: Wanda Purcell |
James F. Stephenson, "Uncle Buck" as he was familiary known, died Monday, April 22, 1907 at his home near Berlin, and was buried Tuesday.
Dropsy was the cause of his death, and he had been ill for nearly a year.
Mr. Stephenson was a big, kindhearted, lovable man, respected by his neighbors and loved by all who knew him.
We learned with sadness of his death, for we counted him as a friends.
He was a consistent Christian and died prepared for a better world.
V. L. Watson and Miss M. A. Boaz, nephew and niece of Mr. Stephenson, came from their home in Fisher county, Texas, but arrived too late for the funeral.
The sympathy of all is with the bereaved wife and family.
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