OBITUARY:  A. R. Hayley, 14 February 1935 - Coke County, TX

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Submitted by Mary Love Berryman - marylove@tyler.net
7 October 2001
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Source unknown but believed to be the San Angelo-Standard Times

A. R. Hayley

Bronte, Feb 15 - Funeral service for A. R. Hayley, aged 64, who died 
at his home at Hayrick Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock were held at 
the Hayrick church by the Rev. W. N. Dunson at 2:30 o'clock Friday
afternoon.

Mr. Hayley had returned home only the day before his death from a San
Angelo hospital where he had undergone a serious operation and seemed
to be on the road to recovery.  Death, due to acute indigestion, came
suddenly.

He was born in Mississippi but came to Texas early in life and to Coke
County in 1889, where he had since resided.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Lela Hayley, four daughters, Mrs. R. C.
Laswell, Mrs. C. M. McCutchen, Mrs. Wesley Fields and Mrs. H. M.
Kirkland, all of Bronte; a brother, W. L. Hayley of Norton; three 
sisters, Mrs. Annie Parker of Lubbock; Mrs. Lula Peeler of Clyde and
Mrs. Pat McMullan of Midland.

Burial was in Hayrick Cemetery with Frank Keeney in charge of 
arrangements.

CARD OF THANKS

To our friends:

We can find no words adequate to express our thanks and appreciation 
of your loving kindness to us in the sad hours thru which we have just 
passed, for the beautiful floral offerings, and the aid we have 
received.  When you have to pass through such hours of sadness, may
your sorrow be lightened by the same kind of friends.

Mrs. Leila Hayley and children
His brother and sisters

These two articles were found on the same page in Ethel Pearce Hayley's
Scrap Book.