Obituary of George W. Duncan, Garland County, AR

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Submitted by:  Barbara Stainback <bstainback1938@yahoo.com>
Date: 18 Jan 2003

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Rites Today for 1 Accident Victim; Another Is Buried

    Funeral service for George W. Dimcam, 32, one of two cousins killed Wednesday 
when their car crashed into a bridge abutment near Prescott and burned, will be 
held today at 2 p.m. at Oak Bower Church of Christ in Bismarck.  Burial will be 
in Oak Bower Cemetery.
    The other victim, Lester Dean Duncan, 24, was buried there yesterday at 11 
o'clock.  His body had been taken to the Arkadelphia following the wreck.
    The two were enroute to Littlefield, Texas, to work in the oil fields when 
the accident occurred, according to Roy Duncan, Hot Springs, a step-brother of 
George Duncan.
    George, injured in the oil fields some 15 months ago, had not worked since 
that time, but Lester had been employed by the Hot Springs Packing Company here.
    Gross Funeral Home in Hot Springs has charge of arrangements for George 
Duncan, while Murray Funeral Home at Arkadelphia handled those for Lester Duncan.
    Services today will be conducted by the Rev. Earl Page, pastor of Caney 
Missionary Baptist Church.
    Pallbearers will be: Jack Buck, Jim Trout, Joe Lingo, A. E. Parker, and 
Jonah Thomas

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