Thomas Samuel Cornwell, Jr., 74, died Monday. Burial in the Clinton Cemetery.
Mr. Cornwell was a native of Cleveland County and the son of the late Thomas S. and Lula Spangler Cornwell. He was a graduate of North Carolina State University, a former Sampson County Commissioner, former Assistant County Agent and was with Farm Center and Hatchery as a business operation. He was a former manager of the Sampson County Produce Market, a member of the Sampson County Airport Authority, the Board of Directors of the Wolf Pack Club in Raleigh and was a Mason and a Shriner. He was a supporter of the 4-H Club, a former member of the Jaycees and was voted Outstanding Young Man of the Year. He was retired from the North Carolina Department of Commerce, a member of First United Methodist Church in Clinton and served on the board of trustees and the administrative board.
Surviving: wife Barbara Cooke Cornwell; daughter, Carole C. Hales; son, Michael Steven Cornwell; four grandchildren, John B. Hales, Stephanie C. Hales, Thomas J. Cornwell and Mellissa C. Cornwell.
The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina, 25 May 1994, Wed
Mr. Cornwell was a native of Cleveland County and the son of the late Thomas S. and Lula Spangler Cornwell. He was a graduate of North Carolina State University, a former Sampson County Commissioner, former Assistant County Agent and was with Farm Center and Hatchery as a business operation. He was a former manager of the Sampson County Produce Market, a member of the Sampson County Airport Authority, the Board of Directors of the Wolf Pack Club in Raleigh and was a Mason and a Shriner. He was a supporter of the 4-H Club, a former member of the Jaycees and was voted Outstanding Young Man of the Year. He was retired from the North Carolina Department of Commerce, a member of First United Methodist Church in Clinton and served on the board of trustees and the administrative board.
Surviving: wife Barbara Cooke Cornwell; daughter, Carole C. Hales; son, Michael Steven Cornwell; four grandchildren, John B. Hales, Stephanie C. Hales, Thomas J. Cornwell and Mellissa C. Cornwell.
The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina, 25 May 1994, Wed
Thomas Samuel Cornwell, Jr., 74, died Monday. Burial in the Clinton Cemetery.
Mr. Cornwell was a native of Cleveland County and the son of the late Thomas S. and Lula Spangler Cornwell. He was a graduate of North Carolina State University, a former Sampson County Commissioner, former Assistant County Agent and was with Farm Center and Hatchery as a business operation. He was a former manager of the Sampson County Produce Market, a member of the Sampson County Airport Authority, the Board of Directors of the Wolf Pack Club in Raleigh and was a Mason and a Shriner. He was a supporter of the 4-H Club, a former member of the Jaycees and was voted Outstanding Young Man of the Year. He was retired from the North Carolina Department of Commerce, a member of First United Methodist Church in Clinton and served on the board of trustees and the administrative board.
Surviving: wife Barbara Cooke Cornwell; daughter, Carole C. Hales; son, Michael Steven Cornwell; four grandchildren, John B. Hales, Stephanie C. Hales, Thomas J. Cornwell and Mellissa C. Cornwell.
The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina, 25 May 1994, Wed
Mr. Cornwell was a native of Cleveland County and the son of the late Thomas S. and Lula Spangler Cornwell. He was a graduate of North Carolina State University, a former Sampson County Commissioner, former Assistant County Agent and was with Farm Center and Hatchery as a business operation. He was a former manager of the Sampson County Produce Market, a member of the Sampson County Airport Authority, the Board of Directors of the Wolf Pack Club in Raleigh and was a Mason and a Shriner. He was a supporter of the 4-H Club, a former member of the Jaycees and was voted Outstanding Young Man of the Year. He was retired from the North Carolina Department of Commerce, a member of First United Methodist Church in Clinton and served on the board of trustees and the administrative board.
Surviving: wife Barbara Cooke Cornwell; daughter, Carole C. Hales; son, Michael Steven Cornwell; four grandchildren, John B. Hales, Stephanie C. Hales, Thomas J. Cornwell and Mellissa C. Cornwell.
The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina, 25 May 1994, Wed
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