Ellis County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Loggins, Lee (Dr.) December 28, 1901
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Ennis Weekly Local
Dr. Lee Loggins dead
When a man in the first flush of young manhood, with a devoted wife, a host of
friends and bright prospects for many years of usefulness, is suddenly cutoff,
we wonder at the ways of providence and often rebel against his dispensations,
refusing to believe it is for the best. Few young men had brighter prospects for
a useful or more honorable career than Dr. Lee Loggins; nature had been generous
with her gifts to him, and with a thorough preparation for a professional
career, he was rapidly gaining a fine medical practice at the town of Graham,
where he had been located for about three years.
His lose will be keenly felt; to his young and devoted wife, it will be
irreparable; his parents will mourn for a dutiful son, and a wide circle of
friends will not soon find another genial, kind and delightful companion. He
died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock and his funeral will occur this morning at
10, when a large concourse of his friends will commit to mother earthy, with the
funeral rites of the orders to which he belonged, all that remains of this
faithful friend, dutiful son, loving husband and useful citizen. May the grass
grow green above his resting place.

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