The obituary of Dora (Campbell) Caudill as published in the December 14, 1972, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Rites held
Dora Caudill died Dec. 9 at her residence in Jeremiah. She was the daughter of the late William Hartley and Arminta Cornett Campbell, and was 83 years old.
Surviving are her son, Jack Caudill, Warren, Mich.; three daughters, Edith Caudill, Jeremiah; Ruby Smith and Wilma Cornett, both of Evarts, Ky.
Also surviving are two brothers, Less Campbell, Ulvah, Ky.; Troy Campbell, Rochester, Pa.; three sisters, Cassie Cornett, and Lizzie Roark, both of Linefork; and Julia Haynes, Jeremiah.
Funeral services were held in Dixon Memorial Church in Jeremiah. Elders Carl Back, Crit Eldridge, and Frank Caudill officiated at the ceremony.
Blair Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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The following is an excerpt from the Jeremiah news section of the December 14, 1972, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Community saddened by Mrs. Caudill's death
By HASSIE BREEDING
Our community was saddened again this week to lose another friend and neighbor. Mrs. Leslie Caudill (Dora) died at her home Saturday evening. Dora had been sick for years, unable to walk very well for some time, and then later confined to a wheel chair. Dora was always ready to smile and joke to cover up pain. She loved to have her friends in to talk with her and her husband.
Less Caudill died only a few months ago. Dora lived in the community near Sycamore and is the sixth person to die within a year in this small area. Other neighborhood deaths included Clarinda Back, Rev. James Caudill, Less Caudill, Dewey Adams and Aunt Becky Brown. Dora wanted her body taken back to the old home place on Linefork, where her parents are buried. She also has a daughter buried there.
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Rites held
Dora Caudill died Dec. 9 at her residence in Jeremiah. She was the daughter of the late William Hartley and Arminta Cornett Campbell, and was 83 years old.
Surviving are her son, Jack Caudill, Warren, Mich.; three daughters, Edith Caudill, Jeremiah; Ruby Smith and Wilma Cornett, both of Evarts, Ky.
Also surviving are two brothers, Less Campbell, Ulvah, Ky.; Troy Campbell, Rochester, Pa.; three sisters, Cassie Cornett, and Lizzie Roark, both of Linefork; and Julia Haynes, Jeremiah.
Funeral services were held in Dixon Memorial Church in Jeremiah. Elders Carl Back, Crit Eldridge, and Frank Caudill officiated at the ceremony.
Blair Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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The following is an excerpt from the Jeremiah news section of the December 14, 1972, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Community saddened by Mrs. Caudill's death
By HASSIE BREEDING
Our community was saddened again this week to lose another friend and neighbor. Mrs. Leslie Caudill (Dora) died at her home Saturday evening. Dora had been sick for years, unable to walk very well for some time, and then later confined to a wheel chair. Dora was always ready to smile and joke to cover up pain. She loved to have her friends in to talk with her and her husband.
Less Caudill died only a few months ago. Dora lived in the community near Sycamore and is the sixth person to die within a year in this small area. Other neighborhood deaths included Clarinda Back, Rev. James Caudill, Less Caudill, Dewey Adams and Aunt Becky Brown. Dora wanted her body taken back to the old home place on Linefork, where her parents are buried. She also has a daughter buried there.
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The obituary of Dora (Campbell) Caudill as published in the December 14, 1972, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Rites held
Dora Caudill died Dec. 9 at her residence in Jeremiah. She was the daughter of the late William Hartley and Arminta Cornett Campbell, and was 83 years old.
Surviving are her son, Jack Caudill, Warren, Mich.; three daughters, Edith Caudill, Jeremiah; Ruby Smith and Wilma Cornett, both of Evarts, Ky.
Also surviving are two brothers, Less Campbell, Ulvah, Ky.; Troy Campbell, Rochester, Pa.; three sisters, Cassie Cornett, and Lizzie Roark, both of Linefork; and Julia Haynes, Jeremiah.
Funeral services were held in Dixon Memorial Church in Jeremiah. Elders Carl Back, Crit Eldridge, and Frank Caudill officiated at the ceremony.
Blair Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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The following is an excerpt from the Jeremiah news section of the December 14, 1972, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Community saddened by Mrs. Caudill's death
By HASSIE BREEDING
Our community was saddened again this week to lose another friend and neighbor. Mrs. Leslie Caudill (Dora) died at her home Saturday evening. Dora had been sick for years, unable to walk very well for some time, and then later confined to a wheel chair. Dora was always ready to smile and joke to cover up pain. She loved to have her friends in to talk with her and her husband.
Less Caudill died only a few months ago. Dora lived in the community near Sycamore and is the sixth person to die within a year in this small area. Other neighborhood deaths included Clarinda Back, Rev. James Caudill, Less Caudill, Dewey Adams and Aunt Becky Brown. Dora wanted her body taken back to the old home place on Linefork, where her parents are buried. She also has a daughter buried there.
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Rites held
Dora Caudill died Dec. 9 at her residence in Jeremiah. She was the daughter of the late William Hartley and Arminta Cornett Campbell, and was 83 years old.
Surviving are her son, Jack Caudill, Warren, Mich.; three daughters, Edith Caudill, Jeremiah; Ruby Smith and Wilma Cornett, both of Evarts, Ky.
Also surviving are two brothers, Less Campbell, Ulvah, Ky.; Troy Campbell, Rochester, Pa.; three sisters, Cassie Cornett, and Lizzie Roark, both of Linefork; and Julia Haynes, Jeremiah.
Funeral services were held in Dixon Memorial Church in Jeremiah. Elders Carl Back, Crit Eldridge, and Frank Caudill officiated at the ceremony.
Blair Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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The following is an excerpt from the Jeremiah news section of the December 14, 1972, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Community saddened by Mrs. Caudill's death
By HASSIE BREEDING
Our community was saddened again this week to lose another friend and neighbor. Mrs. Leslie Caudill (Dora) died at her home Saturday evening. Dora had been sick for years, unable to walk very well for some time, and then later confined to a wheel chair. Dora was always ready to smile and joke to cover up pain. She loved to have her friends in to talk with her and her husband.
Less Caudill died only a few months ago. Dora lived in the community near Sycamore and is the sixth person to die within a year in this small area. Other neighborhood deaths included Clarinda Back, Rev. James Caudill, Less Caudill, Dewey Adams and Aunt Becky Brown. Dora wanted her body taken back to the old home place on Linefork, where her parents are buried. She also has a daughter buried there.
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