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Don H. Tradewell - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, April 13, 1978

Funeral services were held for a 41-year old Tallulah resident who died early Saturday when a street 
sweeper he was operating on south of Newellton went off of the road and overturned. Don H. Tradewell 
was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Charles Hospital in Newellton shortly before noon according to 
state police. He reportedly was operating a sweeper for Xxnrayon Construction Co., when the mishap, state 
police termed a "construction accident," occurred. 

Funeral services for Tradewell were held Monday at Crothers Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. 
Frank Shields officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery in Tallulah.

A Monroe native, Tradewell was a Korean Conflict veteran and was a member of the Baptist Church.

Survivors include a son, Clifford of Westwood; five daughters, Mrs. Debbie Davis, Pam, Anita, and 
Donna Tradewell, all of Westwood, and Peggy Tradewell of Horatio, Ark.; stepmother, Mrs. 
Evelyn Tradewell of West Monroe: a sister, Mrs. Cynthia Morris of West Monroe; a brother Jimmy Tradewell 
of Little Rock, Ark.; and two grandchildren.

Pallbearers included Pete Bolton Sr., Tom Byrd, Roy Reed, Randy Prewitt, Richard Marshall 
and Clinton Johnson.