The Iberia Sentinel, February 21, 1952

A. L. Fulkerson, 67, of near Crocker passed away suddenly at his home Wednesday, Feb. 13th. Mr. Fulkerson was well known in Iberia having resided here with his family and worked as a mechanic at the Eads Motor Co. for many years. For several years he and his wife lived in Camden County
before moving to their home near Crocker.

Funeral services were held last Friday, Feb. 15, at 1 p.m. at the Crocker Christian Church with Rev. Earl B. Brown officiating. Interment was made in the Gott Cemetery near Brumley, Mo. with arrangements under direction of Hedges Funeral Home of Crocker. Pallbearers were: Russell
Shranger, Clarence Foster, Ted Stamper, Elmer Layman, William Kennedy, and Burl Blankenship.

Albert Lee Fulkerson, son of Jacob and Nancy Fulkerson was born June 12, 1884 in Maries County, near Vienna, Mo. and departed this life Feb. 13, 1952 at his home near Crocker, Mo., at the age of 67 years, 8 months and 1 day. His passing was very sudden and came as a shock to his family and to the community. He had been living near Crocker for the last four years.

On March 4, 1915, he united in marriage to Francis Jane Stamper and to this union two children were born. One daughter, America Ethel, preceded him in death.

Those left to mourn his passing are: his wife Francis; one
daughter, Leora Deardeuff of Crocker, Mo.; one half-brother, Herbert Eads of West Plains, Mo.; one half-sister, Irma Bade of Union, Mo.; one step-brother, Alph Eads of Iberia; one step-sister, Stella Roberson of Hayden, Mo. One brother preceded him in death. Also surviving are many
other relatives and friends. Just before his passing he asked his wife to pray. He professed his faith and said, "All is well with my soul."