Samuel David Wolfe, 67, retired cheif engineer for Magnolia Marine Transport, Inc., of Vicksburg, died on Jan 5, 1977, Wednesday at Baptist Hospital in Memphis, TN.He died from a long battle with cancer.
He was the son of Edward J. Wolfe and Ola Elizabeth Potts Wolfe. Preceded in death by his wife, Hazel Beatrice Wrenn Wolfe, a daughter, Hazel Beatrice Wolfe and a son,Samuel David Wolfe and stepdaughter,Deborah Harrison Curry.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mable Anna Summers Wolfe; six sons, Jodie E. Wolfe of Walls, Arthur W. Wolfe of Fort Hood, TX, Gerald H. Wolfe of Arcola, Richard Wolfe of Cleveland, Toby Wolfe of Yuba City,CA., and Jerome Wolfe of Maben; three daughters, Mrs. Ola Mae Lunsford of Fort Worth, TX., Mrs, Mary Lee Evans of Petal and Mrs. Ada Belle Martino of Jackson; two stepsons, Ben Harrison and Frank Harrison, both of Coffeeville,MS., four stepdaughters, Mrs. Joyce Hilburn abd Mrs. Barbara Mixon, both of Arlington, Mrs. Frances Vest of Greenville and Miss Ruby Harrison of Atlanta; a brother, David Wolfe of Houston, TX, and a sister, Daisy Wrenn of Shaw and numerous grandchildren and neices and nephews.
Services at National Funeral Home in Greenville,MS by Rev. Lewis Gooch.; burial in Leland-Stoneville Cemetery.
Sister:Hester Wolfe,Sarah Wolfe,Daisy Wolfe
A poem written for Samuel by his daughter Ada Belle Wolfe;
I'll be in Heavan with Jesus
I'll be gone with Jesus before spring
The flowers won't be blooming and the birds want be singing
But I'll be looking down from heaven come spring.
There want be no more sorrow and no more pain
But I'll be loooking down from heaven at you
So I'll be gone to be with Jesus come spring.
He was the son of Edward J. Wolfe and Ola Elizabeth Potts Wolfe. Preceded in death by his wife, Hazel Beatrice Wrenn Wolfe, a daughter, Hazel Beatrice Wolfe and a son,Samuel David Wolfe and stepdaughter,Deborah Harrison Curry.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mable Anna Summers Wolfe; six sons, Jodie E. Wolfe of Walls, Arthur W. Wolfe of Fort Hood, TX, Gerald H. Wolfe of Arcola, Richard Wolfe of Cleveland, Toby Wolfe of Yuba City,CA., and Jerome Wolfe of Maben; three daughters, Mrs. Ola Mae Lunsford of Fort Worth, TX., Mrs, Mary Lee Evans of Petal and Mrs. Ada Belle Martino of Jackson; two stepsons, Ben Harrison and Frank Harrison, both of Coffeeville,MS., four stepdaughters, Mrs. Joyce Hilburn abd Mrs. Barbara Mixon, both of Arlington, Mrs. Frances Vest of Greenville and Miss Ruby Harrison of Atlanta; a brother, David Wolfe of Houston, TX, and a sister, Daisy Wrenn of Shaw and numerous grandchildren and neices and nephews.
Services at National Funeral Home in Greenville,MS by Rev. Lewis Gooch.; burial in Leland-Stoneville Cemetery.
Sister:Hester Wolfe,Sarah Wolfe,Daisy Wolfe
A poem written for Samuel by his daughter Ada Belle Wolfe;
I'll be in Heavan with Jesus
I'll be gone with Jesus before spring
The flowers won't be blooming and the birds want be singing
But I'll be looking down from heaven come spring.
There want be no more sorrow and no more pain
But I'll be loooking down from heaven at you
So I'll be gone to be with Jesus come spring.
Samuel David Wolfe, 67, retired cheif engineer for Magnolia Marine Transport, Inc., of Vicksburg, died on Jan 5, 1977, Wednesday at Baptist Hospital in Memphis, TN.He died from a long battle with cancer.
He was the son of Edward J. Wolfe and Ola Elizabeth Potts Wolfe. Preceded in death by his wife, Hazel Beatrice Wrenn Wolfe, a daughter, Hazel Beatrice Wolfe and a son,Samuel David Wolfe and stepdaughter,Deborah Harrison Curry.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mable Anna Summers Wolfe; six sons, Jodie E. Wolfe of Walls, Arthur W. Wolfe of Fort Hood, TX, Gerald H. Wolfe of Arcola, Richard Wolfe of Cleveland, Toby Wolfe of Yuba City,CA., and Jerome Wolfe of Maben; three daughters, Mrs. Ola Mae Lunsford of Fort Worth, TX., Mrs, Mary Lee Evans of Petal and Mrs. Ada Belle Martino of Jackson; two stepsons, Ben Harrison and Frank Harrison, both of Coffeeville,MS., four stepdaughters, Mrs. Joyce Hilburn abd Mrs. Barbara Mixon, both of Arlington, Mrs. Frances Vest of Greenville and Miss Ruby Harrison of Atlanta; a brother, David Wolfe of Houston, TX, and a sister, Daisy Wrenn of Shaw and numerous grandchildren and neices and nephews.
Services at National Funeral Home in Greenville,MS by Rev. Lewis Gooch.; burial in Leland-Stoneville Cemetery.
Sister:Hester Wolfe,Sarah Wolfe,Daisy Wolfe
A poem written for Samuel by his daughter Ada Belle Wolfe;
I'll be in Heavan with Jesus
I'll be gone with Jesus before spring
The flowers won't be blooming and the birds want be singing
But I'll be looking down from heaven come spring.
There want be no more sorrow and no more pain
But I'll be loooking down from heaven at you
So I'll be gone to be with Jesus come spring.
He was the son of Edward J. Wolfe and Ola Elizabeth Potts Wolfe. Preceded in death by his wife, Hazel Beatrice Wrenn Wolfe, a daughter, Hazel Beatrice Wolfe and a son,Samuel David Wolfe and stepdaughter,Deborah Harrison Curry.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mable Anna Summers Wolfe; six sons, Jodie E. Wolfe of Walls, Arthur W. Wolfe of Fort Hood, TX, Gerald H. Wolfe of Arcola, Richard Wolfe of Cleveland, Toby Wolfe of Yuba City,CA., and Jerome Wolfe of Maben; three daughters, Mrs. Ola Mae Lunsford of Fort Worth, TX., Mrs, Mary Lee Evans of Petal and Mrs. Ada Belle Martino of Jackson; two stepsons, Ben Harrison and Frank Harrison, both of Coffeeville,MS., four stepdaughters, Mrs. Joyce Hilburn abd Mrs. Barbara Mixon, both of Arlington, Mrs. Frances Vest of Greenville and Miss Ruby Harrison of Atlanta; a brother, David Wolfe of Houston, TX, and a sister, Daisy Wrenn of Shaw and numerous grandchildren and neices and nephews.
Services at National Funeral Home in Greenville,MS by Rev. Lewis Gooch.; burial in Leland-Stoneville Cemetery.
Sister:Hester Wolfe,Sarah Wolfe,Daisy Wolfe
A poem written for Samuel by his daughter Ada Belle Wolfe;
I'll be in Heavan with Jesus
I'll be gone with Jesus before spring
The flowers won't be blooming and the birds want be singing
But I'll be looking down from heaven come spring.
There want be no more sorrow and no more pain
But I'll be loooking down from heaven at you
So I'll be gone to be with Jesus come spring.
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