Clackamas-Benton County OR Archives Obituaries.....Bunk, Archie August 7, 1924
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Canby Herald and Clackamas County News August 21,1924
Former Canby Boy Passes To His Rest
"Archie Buck is dead!" This sad news was conveyed to friends and acquaintances 
in Canby,and came as a complete surprise to some.It was known that early in 
the spring and summer Archie had suffered a severe attack of rheumatism and 
much concern was felt for his recovery.But he had rallied  from this deisease 
sufficient to be around,and prior the the 4th drove to Canby in their car with 
his mother fromt heir home in Alsea.However,the ravages of the didease had so 
weakened his heart  that upon their return it was thought necessary to engage 
another to drive them home.The heart attack increased and the first of August 
he was removed to the hospital in Independence where he passed away on August 
the 7th.
Archie Buck was a freshman  at the Canby High School in 1922,and with his 
parents,mr and Mrs J.E Buck,resided at their beautiful home  on the 
highway,formerly known as the Halvorsen place.He also attended the Nazarene 
Church Sunday School,his parents having held membership in that church.Archie 
was of a very energetic and ambitiuos nature,and was born and reared on a 
farm.He loved the out door life and was never quite resigned to the 
limitations o ftown.just one year ago he,with his parents,went to live in a 
dairy ranch just out fromt he town of Alsea,in benton County.
The funeral was held from the Nazarene church at Salem,and his remains were 
laid beside those if his sister who had preceded him in death.We feel that 
Archie will be among the redeemed when Jesus  comes to make His Jewels,having 
given testimony that Jesus saved him,before departing this life.
it is hard to understand just why a life that is blossoming into manhood 
should be so quickly severed,but we question not,only to bow our heads in 
humble submission to the whole will of God.To the parents and the two brothers 
who survive,we exetend our heartfelt sympathies,knowing that only God can fill 
the aching void.

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