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U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014

JAMES CHAMBERS
JAMES WILSON CHAMBERS OF ARNOLD, MO. WAS BORN AT ST. LOUIS, MO. ON APRIL 15, 1952. HE WAS THE SON OF BETTY JEAN (BLACK) CHAMBERS AND THE LATE RAYMOND JAMES CHAMBERS. JAMES DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT THE POTOSI CORRECTIONAL CENTER IN MINERAL POINT, MO. HAVING REACHED THE AGE OF FORTY-EIGHT YEARS AND SEVEN MONTHS.
HE IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFE DARLENE FRANCIS (DECLUE) CHAMBERS; TWO SONS, ED CHAMBERS AND WIFE KELLY OF FESTUS, MO. AND KEVIN CHAMBERS AND WIFE SHELLY OF CEDAR HILLS, MO; MOTHER IN LAW LUCY ALMA DECLUE OF CADET, MO; THREE BROTHERS; DAN CHAMBERS OF ROLLA, MO, RANDY CHAMBERS AND WIFE SHIRLEY OF OTTO, MO, AND STEVEN CHAMBERS OF SOUTH HAVEN, MS; TWO SISTERS; LYNN LOYET OF SOUTH HAVEN, MS, AND BRENDA SVEZIA OF ST. LOUIS, MO; AND TWO GRANDCHILDREN.
JIM WAS A MAN THAT LOVED TO HUNT, FISH AND SPEND TIME WITH FAMILY. JIM WILL BE MOST REMEMBERED FOR HIS UNCONDITIONAL LOVE FOR HIS WIFE DARLENE, AND FOR HIS LOVE OF GOD.
VISITATION WAS HELD FROM 10:30 AM TO 12:45 PM ON NOVEMBER 18, 2000 AT MOORE FUNERAL HOMES IN POTOSI.
FUNERAL SERVICES WAS CONDUCTED AT 1:00 PM ON NOVEMBER 18, 2000 AT ST. JOACHIM WITH FATHER TED PIEPER OFFICIATING. BURIAL WAS IN ST. JOACHIM CEMETERY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MOORE FUNERAL HOME, POTOSI.
SERVING AS PALLBEARERS WERE ED CHAMBERS, KEVIN CHAMBERS, RANDY CHAMBERS, DUSTIN CHAMBERS, ROB PUTNAM AND CORY PUTNAM.

BOB YOUNG
ROBERT ROLAND YOUNG OF ST. LOUIS, MO. WAS BORN AT ST. LOUIS, MO. ON MAY 31, 1934. HE WAS THE SON OF THE LATE WILLIAM AND MYRTLE (ORBRIST) YOUNG. BOB DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT BARNES JEWISH HOSPITAL IN ST. LOUIS, MO. HAVING REACHED THE AGE OF SIXTY-SIX YEARS, FIVE MONTHS, AND SEVENTEEN DAYS.
HE IS SURVIVED BY TWO SONS; ROBERT A. YOUNG AND WIFE DEBORAH OF CUBA, MO. AND DARREN YOUNG AND WIFE KIM OF POTOSI, MO; TWO DAUGHTERS; KIM FATCH AND HUSBAND FRANK OF GERALD, MO. AND MELISSA FELTUS AND HUSBAND ROBERT OF ST. LOUIS, MO, AND FIFTEEN GRANDCHILDREN AND FOUR GREAT GRANDCHILDREN. IN ADDITION TO HIS PARENTS HE WAS ALSO PRECEDED IN DEATH BY HIS WIFE CARMEN ARLENE (HORTON) YOUNG, THREE BROTHERS; ALLEN, CHARLIE, AND BILL YOUNG; AND TWO SISTERS; VIRGINIA MOORMAN AND BETTY BORCHARDT.
BOB ENJOYED READING SCIENCE FICTION BOOKS AND ANY OTHER PRINTED MATERIAL. BOB LOVED TO TAKE LONG WALKS IN THE WOODS AND ENJOYED MOTHER NATURE. HE RELAXED WHILE LISTENING TO COUNTRY MUSIC THAT HIS WIFE ALWAYS PLAYED.
VISITATION WAS HELD FROM 10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2000 AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN IRONDALE, MO.
FUNERAL SERVICES WAS CONDUCTED AT 2:00 PM ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2000 AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IN IRONDALE, MO WITH REVEREND RICHARD WHITE OFFICIATING. BURIAL WAS IN BIG RIVER CEMETERY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MOORE FUNERAL HOMES IN IRONDALE, MO.
SERVING AS PALLBEARERS WERE CHUCKY LILLY, MATT BARBRE, ROBERT FELTUS, FRANK FATCH, ED MCCLAIN, AND RANDY HAMPTON.

GEORGE HUGHES
GEORGE EDWARD HUGHES OF POTOSI, MISSOURI, WAS BORN NOVEMBER 10, 1902, IN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, A SON OF AZRO AND BELL (FINGERS) HUGHES. GEORGE DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT WASHINGTON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ON NOVEMBER 23, 2000, HAVING REACHED THE AGE OF NINETY-EIGHT YEARS AND THIRTEEN DAYS.
GEORGE WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO BEULA BYERS ON FEBRUARY 16, 1924, IN FARMINGTON, MISSOURI. BEULA PRECEDED GEORGE IN DEATH ON DECEMBER 21, 1992.
GEORGE IS SURVIVED BY ONE SON GALE HUGHES OF POTOSI, ONE DAUGHTER, JUNE BAKER OF ST. CLAIR, ONE SON-IN-LAW, TOM CHRISTOPHER OF INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, SEVEN GRANDCHILDREN, TEN GREAT GRANDCHILDREN, SIX GREAT GREAT GRANDCHILDREN, THREE BROTHERS, CHARLES HUGHES AND WIFE JERRY LEE OF DENVER, COLORADO, JERRY HUGHES OF DIXON, VIRGIL HUGHES AND WIFE RUTH OF LEADWOOD, TWO SISTERS, LOU FERN WORNAL OF ST. LOUIS, MILDRED PARKER AND HUSBAND TOM OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO AND BY MANY OTHER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS. GEORGE WAS PRECEDED IN DEATH BY HIS SPOUSE, BEULA HUGHES, HIS PARENTS, AZRO AND BELL HUGHES, ONE SON, CARL HUGHES, ONE DAUGHTER, MARY CHRISTOPHER, TWO GRANDSONS, KEITH AND MICHAEL WHALEY, TWO BROTHERS, ARTHUR AND BURL HUGHES, FIVE SISTERS, MABEL DILLOW, PEARL WORNAL, LENA GRAVES, CLARA WHITWORTH AND DELORES HUGHES.
GEORGE WAS A LONGTIME MEMBER OF THE POTOSI SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH WERE HE HAD BEEN ACTIVE IN MANY CHURCH AFFILIATIONS. HE WAS A FIFTY YEAR PLUS MEMBER OF THE SAMARITAN LODGE #424 AF & AM AND OF THE ORDER OF EASTERN STAR. GEORGE ENJOYED THE WORKS OF MASONRY AND THEIR MANY CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY.
GEORGE HAD A GREAT LOVE FOR HIS FAMILY AND EACH OF THEM HELD A VERY DEAR AND SPECIAL PLACE IN HIS HEART, HE NEVER FAILED TO BE A FATHER, GRANDFATHER, OR GREAT GRANDFATHER TO HIS FAMILY. GEORGE GREATLY ENJOYED THE SPORT OF GOLFING AND WAS EXTREMELY PROUD OF TEEING OFF ON HIS NINETY-SIXTH BIRTHDAY. HE ENJOYED GOING FOR RIDES IN HIS ANTIQUE CAR AND LIVING LIFE ONE DAY AT A TIME.
VISITATION WAS HELD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2000, FROM 4:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. AT MOORE FUNERAL HOME IN POTOSI.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2000, AT 11:00 A.M. AT THE POTOSI SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH. BURIAL WAS IN BISMARCK MASONIC CEMETERY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MOORE FUNERAL HOME, POTOSI.
SERVING AS PALLBEARERS WERE, JOHN BAKER, DANNY BAKER, STEVE WHALEY, DENNIS DORNBACH, JAMES WHALEY AND JIM TEMPLETON.

WILLIAM WADER
WILLIAM JOSEPH WADER OF ST. LOUIS, MO. WAS BORN AT STE. GENEVIEVE, MO. ON JULY 26, 1928. HE WAS THE SON OF THE LATE JOE AND KATIE (BALDWIN) WADER . WILLIAM DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT ST. ANTHONY'S MEDICAL CENTER IN ST. LOUIS, MO. ON NOVEMBER 26, 2000 HAVING REACHED THE AGE OF SEVENTY- TWO YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS.
HE IS SURVIVED BY TWO SONS; WILLIAM JERRY WADER OF JEFFERSON CITY, MO. AND RICHARD D. WADER AND WIFE LINDA OF ST. LOUIS, MO., ONE SISTER EILENE WADER OF BELGRADE, MO., FOUR GRANDCHILDREN, AND TWO GREAT GRANDCHILDREN TWO SISTERS-IN-LAW, HELEN WADER OF CALIFORNIA, ALICE SPARKS OF ST. LOUIS AND A HOST OF NIECES, NEPHEWS AND COUSINS. IN ADDITION TO HIS PARENTS HE WAS ALSO PRECEDED IN DEATH BY HIS WIFE, WAUNETTA "MICK" (DAVIS) WADER, TWO BROTHERS; FRED AND DAVE WADER, AND ONE SISTER LAURA RULO.
BILL SERVED HIS COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR II BY SERVING IN THE U.S. NAVY AND LATER IN THE U.S. COAST GUARD. HE SERVED ON MANY NAVAL SHIPS AND RECEIVED SEVERAL MEDALS OF COMMENDATION. BILL WAS A MEMBER OF THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS AND ALWAYS ENJOYED THE FELLOWSHIP WITH OTHER VETERANS.
BILL WORKED OVER THIRTY YEARS AS AN INSPECTOR FOR CARTER CARBURETOR IN ST. LOUIS. IN HIS SPARE TIME HE ENJOYED THE GIFTS OF MOTHER NATURE, ESPECIALLY FISHING AND HUNTING. AFTER RETIREMENT HE VOLUNTEERED WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
VISITATION WAS HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2000, FROM 5:00 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M. AT MOORE FUNERAL HOME IN POTOSI.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE CONDUCTED WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2000, AT 10:00 A.M. AT THE CHAPEL WITH REVEREND WENDELL NIPPER OFFICIATING. BURIAL WAS IN SUNSET HILL CEMETERY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MOORE FUNERAL HOME, POTOSI.
SERVING AS PALLBEARERS WERE, RICK WADER, II, HENRY WATSON, JOE WATSON, JEROD LEVALL, GENE ABNEY AND RON CRAWFORD.