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The John Snyder Shepherd Memorial (1213 words)
John Snyder Blaise Shepherd was born October 3, 1937 at the American Hospital in Mexico City.
He assumed the sirname of his stepfather Charles M. Shepherd in 1950 and was known as John Snyder Shepherd while serving as an altar boy at St. Philip's Episcopal Chruch in Jopliln, Missouri and at the time he graduated from Joplin Senior High School.
It now appears that the reason Tom Blaise Shepherd was not contacted or notified of his brother's last hospitalizations (between February and April, 2002) was because Springfield mission officials, Missouri Hotel officials, and hospital officials feared being held liable for negligence and possible wrongful death.
Delta Musicians - John Shepherd (89 words)
John Shepherd is one of those guitarist that makes his audience set up and say WOW after he plays.
John Shepherd and the Houserockers are one of the hottest Blues Bands in the delta.
John was a vital part of the Little Rock Blues scene for years.
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