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Obituary For Robert Henry Wells, Sr.
Mr. Robert H. Wells was born February 2, 1930 to the late Harvey and Nancy Wells. He joined the Mt. Zion M.B. Church at an early age and attended faithfully until his health begin to fail.
He met and married Adell Wells and they shared many happy years together until her death (February 24, 2008).
He held various jobs throughout his life, but logging brought him great joy. he could always tell you stories about his experience as a logger. He loved his family and was someone you could always depend on to be there in any situation.
The Lord called our Dad home on November 5, 2019; leaving to cherish his memory five daughters: Willie (Lavonn) Epps of Dolton, IL, Dorothy (Driscal) McShan, Katherine Hill, Frances (Billy) Coffee and Linda Williams all of Kosciusko, MS; two sons: Sam Wells & Robert Jr. (Ruby) Wells both of West, MS; one sister: Rodie Gordon of Sardis, MS and one brother: L.E. Wells of West, MS. He also leaves thirty two grandchildren and a host of great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, family & friends. He was preceded in death by two sons: Bobby Lee Wells & William Henry Wells; six sisters: Katherine Wells, Annie R. McAdory, Verdell Dickens, Willie B. Olive, Mary Helen Winters and Ester Stanley.
PLACE OF SERVICE: Winters Funeral Home Chapel, Kosciusko, MS
DATE OF SERVICE: Friday, 11/15/2019 at 2:00 p.m.
INTERMENT: Mt. Zion Cemetery, Kosciusko, MS
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Add A CondolenceThe family of the late Robert H. Wells would like to express sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness and support shown to us during the loss of our father. Words cannot express the gratitude we feel and our prayer is that the Lord continues to bless each of you. The Wells Family.
To the Wells Family and Friends:
I met Mr. Wells (Robert Henry) through my sister Irma Ellis about 10 years ago. I have known of him since the 80’s due to his profession in the timber business. My wife and I were always delighted to see and talk with him on various occasions when we traveled to West. He was never a stranger; and was always cheerful and inclusive. We cherish the good times we shared together. We’re saddened by his passing and sorry for your loss. May your fond memories of him comfort you.
With Sympathy, Maxine and Willie Allen
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