Arthur McShan

Our sympathy and prayers go out to the McShan family. Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. Psalms 30:5

To; The Family, Mrs Nannie May God be with you alway I know you are a strong lady. I am going to miss MR. BILLY so much when passing The house he alway said let me hold $5 dollar then would laugh so hard at me before I would give him a answer and Sunday morning he would sit on the front porch and ask for 50 cent. Its hard to see him go but God got the last say so..LOVE EACH OF YOU.

I never knew Mr. Arthur McShan, but my older brother, John Isbell, now 85, was a playmate of his at Palos, Al. in the 1930's.
Arthur's father, Mr. Will McShan, was with our father in December, 1939 when he was injured in a Frisco R. R. motor car accident that occurred in Adamsville, Al.
Lonnie Isbell died a day later. Will and our father worked together on the railroad.
Mr. Will was a fine gentleman who my older brothers kept up with for many years.
Leo Isbell

My condolence to the McShan Family. May the God of all comfort sustain you during this difficult time.
-Catherine

Rip billy love sue

Rest in peace billy
Love always suecat holifield

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.