Obit of H.L. Spivey (s110) - Roger Mills County, OK

Submitted by:  Wanda Purcell   <wpurc25758@aol.com>  29 Aug 2002
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Surnames: Spivey, Puckett, Jones, Berry 

Originally posted at:
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5YB.2ACE/4973

H.L. Spivey was born April the 6, 1879 in Hunt County, Texas.  He 
was united in marriage to Miss Ada Puckett in 1900 and to this union 
were born three children, two girls and one boy.  H.M. of Cheyenne, 
Oklahoma, Mrs. J.M. Jones of Lindsay, Oklahoma, Mrs. J.L. Berry, 
Texola, Oklahoma.  He departed this life February 25, 1938.  He 
leaves to mourn his passing his dear wife, two daughters and one 
son.

Brother Spivey fought a hard fight.  He fought as a good soldier on 
the battlefield would fight.  He was brave to the end of the way.  
His last hours became his brightest ones.  He was permitted to llok 
beyond the gloom that had so ov ershadowed his life and made it dark 
about him.  His last concern was not of himself but of those who 
walked in darkness, and the shadow of death without the aid of a 
Savior like his.  How his heart went out for those he knew that were 
lost without God and without hope.  When the hour came for him to 
lay down the working tools of life, he gladly stacked his arms, and 
fell into that dreamless sleep that kisses down the eyelids still.  
His voice is forever stilled among us, but he lives on high where 
sickness, sorrow and death never comes.

May God's richest blessings be upon his dear wife and his loving 
children.

Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK