Mack Stanfield Brown died as a teenager from a ruptured appendix. He had a kind personality and was dearly loved by all who knew him. Mack was a hard worker and a messenger for the Western Union in Dallas, Texas. There was a front page article written about Mack and his duties as a Western Union messenger and published on August 2, 1925 in The Daily Times Herald.
He had three brothers, two sisters, one half sister, one step brother (C.L. Turner, 1918-1989) and one step sister (Paula Turner Harris, 1917-1998)
He had three brothers, two sisters, one half sister, one step brother (C.L. Turner, 1918-1989) and one step sister (Paula Turner Harris, 1917-1998)
Mack Stanfield Brown died as a teenager from a ruptured appendix. He had a kind personality and was dearly loved by all who knew him. Mack was a hard worker and a messenger for the Western Union in Dallas, Texas. There was a front page article written about Mack and his duties as a Western Union messenger and published on August 2, 1925 in The Daily Times Herald.
He had three brothers, two sisters, one half sister, one step brother (C.L. Turner, 1918-1989) and one step sister (Paula Turner Harris, 1917-1998)
He had three brothers, two sisters, one half sister, one step brother (C.L. Turner, 1918-1989) and one step sister (Paula Turner Harris, 1917-1998)
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