Eddy County NM

Biography of J. Edward Cook

J. Edward Cook, born on November 13, 1864, in Iowa, developed the King Ni-Ko system for curing tobacco addiction, emphasizing individualized treatment over a one-size-fits-all approach. After a diverse career as a clergyman and healing institute superintendent, he established his business in Wichita in 1901, successfully treating tens of thousands with a 100% cure rate when the system was properly followed. Married in 1913 to Lillian Lane, Cook’s family legacy includes his esteemed parents, both of whom served in ministry.

Firkins, Marion Eunice Birdwell Mrs. – Obituary

Marion Eunice Firkins, 67, of Burley, Idaho, formerly of Baker City, passed away on October 26, 2001. A memorial service is set for November 8 at her church. Born in July 1934 in Texas, she was the middle child of five and worked various jobs before marrying Richard Firkins, with whom she shared a career in long-haul trucking. She is survived by her husband, children, grandchildren, and stepchildren, and was preceded in death by her father and several family members. Memorial contributions can be made to the Burley Cancer Foundation.