Ronnie Fullenwider

"... in death. Fullenwider drove a sanitation truck for the city of Cape Girardeau, and was a member of Second Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons. James, Eari, Robert and Ronnie Fullenwider of Decatur; two daughters, Carol Fullenwider of Decatur, Sgt. Connie Baker of Shreveport, La. He also is survived by two sisters, Mary Horsey and Dorothy Green of St. Louis; nine ..."

"... Miss Betty Frierson, she was born in Columbus, Tenn., on Feb. 10, 1934. She is survived by her husband; four sons, James Fullenwider Jr., Earl Fullenwider, Robert Fullenwider and Ronnie Fullenwider, all at home; two daughters, Carrol Fullenwider and Connie Fullenwider, both at home; her mother and stepfather, the Rev. and Mrs. Milliard Johnson, Cape Girardeau; four brothers. Theodore Frierson, James ..."

"... to Japan being shut off from the rest of the world and that they had been left behind. Just a little ahead of himself in view of technological developments. Ronnie Fullenwider tells us that “When Matthew Perry opened the doors of Japan, the Japanese people found out that there were TVs, radios and other things. Brenda tells us that Perry landed ..."

"... the camera staris rolling. The boys are from left, Jim Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rankin; Jim Eas- ,ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Easley, and Ronnie Fullenwider, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Fullenwider. “I ara glud I could be in the (ilm. But one thing that bothered rae was thc lights; they were too bright, I'm ..."