Harmon Co. OK - Obit for Samuel Arthur Patterson

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   Samuel Arthur Patterson
   
   HOLLIS,  Okla.  -  Samuel  Arthur Patterson, 93, died Friday, Dec. 28,
   2001.
   
   Services  were  at  3  p.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church chapel of
   Hollis  with  the  Rev.  Jim  Westmoreland  officiating. Burial was in
   Fairmount Cemetery by Stewart Funeral Services of Hollis.
   
   Mr.  Patterson  was  born  Jan.  12,  1908, on the family homestead in
   Harmon County to Samuel J. and Lucy Ayers Patterson. He was a lifelong
   resident  of  Harmon  County  living on that homestead farming cotton,
   wheat and melons.
   
   Survivors  include  three  sons,  the  Rev. James C. Patterson of Star
   City,  Ariz.,  Ronnie  A.  Patterson  of Hutcheson, Kan., and Tommy J.
   Patterson  of  Dodson;  a  daughter,  Betty L. Seba of Larned, Kan.; a
   brother,  James  Patterson of Red River, N.M.; a sister, Lela Luick of
   Hollis; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
   
   The  family  suggests  memorials be to Colonial Manor II Nursing Home,
   activities department; or to First Baptist Church of Hollis.
   
   Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 30, 2001
   
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