Rosa Wakefield Underwood was the sister of Homer Wakefield.
Rosa Underwood attended school in Van Buren, Arkansas. She was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. She moved to Kansas when she was a young woman and remained there until her health began to fail. After losing her sight she moved back to Van Buren, Arkansas. Though she was blind, she never complained; she always said, she was fine. She was the widow of the late Howard Underwood.
All information, any headstones or pictures on this page were contributed by TONIA HOLLEMAN who has been on a project of documenting Stones and cemeteries in Crawford and Sebastian Counties in Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma. If you have any additional or corrections on any of Tonia’s postings you can e-mail Tonia at [email protected].
Rosa Underwood attended school in Van Buren, Arkansas. She was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. She moved to Kansas when she was a young woman and remained there until her health began to fail. After losing her sight she moved back to Van Buren, Arkansas. Though she was blind, she never complained; she always said, she was fine. She was the widow of the late Howard Underwood.
All information, any headstones or pictures on this page were contributed by TONIA HOLLEMAN who has been on a project of documenting Stones and cemeteries in Crawford and Sebastian Counties in Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma. If you have any additional or corrections on any of Tonia’s postings you can e-mail Tonia at [email protected].
Rosa Wakefield Underwood was the sister of Homer Wakefield.
Rosa Underwood attended school in Van Buren, Arkansas. She was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. She moved to Kansas when she was a young woman and remained there until her health began to fail. After losing her sight she moved back to Van Buren, Arkansas. Though she was blind, she never complained; she always said, she was fine. She was the widow of the late Howard Underwood.
All information, any headstones or pictures on this page were contributed by TONIA HOLLEMAN who has been on a project of documenting Stones and cemeteries in Crawford and Sebastian Counties in Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma. If you have any additional or corrections on any of Tonia’s postings you can e-mail Tonia at [email protected].
Rosa Underwood attended school in Van Buren, Arkansas. She was a member of the New Hope Baptist Church. She moved to Kansas when she was a young woman and remained there until her health began to fail. After losing her sight she moved back to Van Buren, Arkansas. Though she was blind, she never complained; she always said, she was fine. She was the widow of the late Howard Underwood.
All information, any headstones or pictures on this page were contributed by TONIA HOLLEMAN who has been on a project of documenting Stones and cemeteries in Crawford and Sebastian Counties in Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma. If you have any additional or corrections on any of Tonia’s postings you can e-mail Tonia at [email protected].
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