Birth date: Oct 31, 1925 Death date: Jul 31, 2021
Bailey Mellersh Salmon, Jr. was born on October 31, 1925, in El Dorado, Arkansas. He passed away on July 31, 2021, at Longview Regional Hospital following a brief illness. In his last days, Bailey was aware that he was soon to pas Read Obituary
Dear Salmon family: My condolences. I know how hard this is. Yours with prayers, Laney
Bought many gallons of gas from Bailey. Served many a breakfast to Bailey and his golf buddies. Will miss seeing him at Symphony concerts. He was such a nice man
We are sorry, Jimmy and Jo, for your loss. My fondness memory of Bailey was him crying at your wedding. He made me cry too. He loved you both so much. I am sooo glad had so many years with him. We will honor him with a memorial to his charity.
I first met Bailey at First Presbyterian church and continued to Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
He was the father of my husbands co worker at Eastman, Jimmy Salmon. His faith was true and he wanted to help others. My prayers to all of the Salmon family! Tammy Moyes
Bailey was a wonderful friend. I'll never forget his happy personality and jokes. I would drive out of my way to fill up my car at the Exxon service station on Hwy 80, just to get a chance to chat and laugh with Bailey. Love and prayers to you, Nancy. John and I loved both of you.
Prayerful thoughts to Jimmy, Henry, family and friends. Bill Sharp
I met Bailey Salmon at Bar K Ranch store. My daughter and I would stop there after school. He was such a sweet man. My daughter would always look for him at the store and would light up to see him there. He was always so cheerful. I am sorry for your loss. Prayers lifted up to your family. Ashley Johnston Jones
Bailey always brought wisdom & cheer whether it was at our Wednesday morning coffee group that has met for over twenty years or to a backyard cookout.
I met Bailey in the early 70's at the Exxon station. He was always so nice and gave me great service. Years later, we would visit at the Bar-K Ranch store. I am so sorry for your loss and will remember you all in my prayers. May God comfort each of you as only He can do. Nancy, Henry, Jo and family, it is always good to see you.
Your friend,
Ruth Kay (Albertsons Grocery)
