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8/17/1930 - 4/20/2022 Services entrusted to Preferred Cremation and Burial Harold E. Wesson was the second child born to the late Bennett Wesson, Sr. and Suestelle Patton Wesson, on August 17, 1930. Harold attended the Birmingham, Alabama Public School System where he excelled and graduated at the age of sixteen from Westfield High School.  Harold […]

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