Victim of the F-5 tornado that struck Brandenburg, KY. on April 3, 1974 along with his mother and two brothers.
JAMES RUSSELL SON
Born in Louisville in 1960. He was an honor roll student at Brandenburg Jr. High School, and was a staff member of the school paper Battlecry. One of his favorite subjects was science. He liked to make experiments. His reading of books included outer-space and poetry. He was very interested in space trips to the moon. He liked all sports and enjoyed P. E. in school. I think two of his favorite teachers were Mr. Fultz and Mrs. Bruington. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle - Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
JAMES RUSSELL SON
Born in Louisville in 1960. He was an honor roll student at Brandenburg Jr. High School, and was a staff member of the school paper Battlecry. One of his favorite subjects was science. He liked to make experiments. His reading of books included outer-space and poetry. He was very interested in space trips to the moon. He liked all sports and enjoyed P. E. in school. I think two of his favorite teachers were Mr. Fultz and Mrs. Bruington. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle - Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
Victim of the F-5 tornado that struck Brandenburg, KY. on April 3, 1974 along with his mother and two brothers.
JAMES RUSSELL SON
Born in Louisville in 1960. He was an honor roll student at Brandenburg Jr. High School, and was a staff member of the school paper Battlecry. One of his favorite subjects was science. He liked to make experiments. His reading of books included outer-space and poetry. He was very interested in space trips to the moon. He liked all sports and enjoyed P. E. in school. I think two of his favorite teachers were Mr. Fultz and Mrs. Bruington. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle - Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
JAMES RUSSELL SON
Born in Louisville in 1960. He was an honor roll student at Brandenburg Jr. High School, and was a staff member of the school paper Battlecry. One of his favorite subjects was science. He liked to make experiments. His reading of books included outer-space and poetry. He was very interested in space trips to the moon. He liked all sports and enjoyed P. E. in school. I think two of his favorite teachers were Mr. Fultz and Mrs. Bruington. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle - Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
