He was the son of the late Theodore, Sr. and Willie Lee Abraham. He leaves to cherish his fond memories a loving and devoted wife, Melvina Jenkins Abraham of the home; three daughters, Mamie (Kenneth) Fryar of Ruffin, Williannette A. Cleckley of Atlanta, GA, and Patrice D. Abraham of the home; one son, Theodore R. (Regina) Abraham, III of Atlanta; one sister, Onetha (Deacon Calvin) Grimes of Orangeburg; one brother, the Rev. Elonzo (the Rev. Shirley) Abraham of Branchville; three aunts, Frankie Lee Jones and Lucille Martin of New York, and Bertie Martin of Branchville; four brothers-in-law, the Rev. W. D. (Orabell) Jenkins of Bamberg; Deacon Robert Lee (Carolyn) Jenkins of Harrisburg, PA, the Rev. Wilbert (Princess) Davis of Branchville and Robert (Marilynn) Heyward of Orangeburg; sisters-in-law, Mildred Martin of Branchville and Bessie Abraham of Orangeburg; the apple of his eye, one granddaughter, Faith D. Abraham of Atlanta; a special friend, the Rev. Roosevelt (Pearl) Gardner of Abbeville, AL.
He retired from Car Tech Technology. He served eight years as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Round O and he was the current pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Fort Motte, where he served faithfully for 29 years. He also served as a moderator for the St. Matthews Sunday School Convention. He was a Mason with the Whitehall Lodge in Branchville and a member of the NAACP Branchville Chapter.
Funeral services were held at Hickory Grove Baptist Church.
The Rev. Amos Gourdine officiated. Burial was in Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery, Fort Motte, SC.
He retired from Car Tech Technology. He served eight years as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Round O and he was the current pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Fort Motte, where he served faithfully for 29 years. He also served as a moderator for the St. Matthews Sunday School Convention. He was a Mason with the Whitehall Lodge in Branchville and a member of the NAACP Branchville Chapter.
Funeral services were held at Hickory Grove Baptist Church.
The Rev. Amos Gourdine officiated. Burial was in Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery, Fort Motte, SC.
He was the son of the late Theodore, Sr. and Willie Lee Abraham. He leaves to cherish his fond memories a loving and devoted wife, Melvina Jenkins Abraham of the home; three daughters, Mamie (Kenneth) Fryar of Ruffin, Williannette A. Cleckley of Atlanta, GA, and Patrice D. Abraham of the home; one son, Theodore R. (Regina) Abraham, III of Atlanta; one sister, Onetha (Deacon Calvin) Grimes of Orangeburg; one brother, the Rev. Elonzo (the Rev. Shirley) Abraham of Branchville; three aunts, Frankie Lee Jones and Lucille Martin of New York, and Bertie Martin of Branchville; four brothers-in-law, the Rev. W. D. (Orabell) Jenkins of Bamberg; Deacon Robert Lee (Carolyn) Jenkins of Harrisburg, PA, the Rev. Wilbert (Princess) Davis of Branchville and Robert (Marilynn) Heyward of Orangeburg; sisters-in-law, Mildred Martin of Branchville and Bessie Abraham of Orangeburg; the apple of his eye, one granddaughter, Faith D. Abraham of Atlanta; a special friend, the Rev. Roosevelt (Pearl) Gardner of Abbeville, AL.
He retired from Car Tech Technology. He served eight years as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Round O and he was the current pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Fort Motte, where he served faithfully for 29 years. He also served as a moderator for the St. Matthews Sunday School Convention. He was a Mason with the Whitehall Lodge in Branchville and a member of the NAACP Branchville Chapter.
Funeral services were held at Hickory Grove Baptist Church.
The Rev. Amos Gourdine officiated. Burial was in Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery, Fort Motte, SC.
He retired from Car Tech Technology. He served eight years as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Round O and he was the current pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Fort Motte, where he served faithfully for 29 years. He also served as a moderator for the St. Matthews Sunday School Convention. He was a Mason with the Whitehall Lodge in Branchville and a member of the NAACP Branchville Chapter.
Funeral services were held at Hickory Grove Baptist Church.
The Rev. Amos Gourdine officiated. Burial was in Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery, Fort Motte, SC.
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