Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Sparks, Grady February 26, 1946
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Ashland Progress
Grady Sparks, of Shiloh community, met his untimely death on Tuesday February 
26, while unloading logs at a sawmill. A large log crushing his body. He was 
married to Ada Denham on Dec. 30, 1920. He leaves to mourn his loss, his devoted 
companion, one daughter, Linda, age nine, one sister, Mrs. A. J. Stanford; four 
brothers, Ellis, Grover, Clarence and Thesel besides a host of other relatives 
and friends. Grady served in World War I for 21 months, 13 months of which were 
spent overseas. After returning home from overseas he spent most of his time 
farming. Grady was upright, honest and truthful at all times. He was laid to 
rest on Thursday Feb. 28, at Shiloh with Rev. H. I. Tapley, S. C. Ray and W. B. 
Denney conducting. Pallbearers were I. B. Bradford, S. D. Young, W. W. Young, S. 
W. Brooks, W.L. Gibson, and Homer Thompson, with Blair directing. 

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