Son of Volney Marvin Crothers and Effie Bond Crothers.
Brother of John Marvin Crothers.
Husband of Evelyn Crothers.
Father of Philip Crothers, Jr., Kay Crothers Merritt, Alice Crothers, and Tim Crothers.
Grandfather of Kate Hughes, Amanda Everett, Jay Merritt and Philip Yancey Hanks.
Great Grandfather of Cash Hughes.
Mr. Crothers proudly served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was an auctioneer and a member of First Baptist Church of Vidalia, LA.
He was retired. He was employed by International Paper Company and was the owner and operator of Po Boy Palace in Vidalia.
Brother of John Marvin Crothers.
Husband of Evelyn Crothers.
Father of Philip Crothers, Jr., Kay Crothers Merritt, Alice Crothers, and Tim Crothers.
Grandfather of Kate Hughes, Amanda Everett, Jay Merritt and Philip Yancey Hanks.
Great Grandfather of Cash Hughes.
Mr. Crothers proudly served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was an auctioneer and a member of First Baptist Church of Vidalia, LA.
He was retired. He was employed by International Paper Company and was the owner and operator of Po Boy Palace in Vidalia.
Son of Volney Marvin Crothers and Effie Bond Crothers.
Brother of John Marvin Crothers.
Husband of Evelyn Crothers.
Father of Philip Crothers, Jr., Kay Crothers Merritt, Alice Crothers, and Tim Crothers.
Grandfather of Kate Hughes, Amanda Everett, Jay Merritt and Philip Yancey Hanks.
Great Grandfather of Cash Hughes.
Mr. Crothers proudly served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was an auctioneer and a member of First Baptist Church of Vidalia, LA.
He was retired. He was employed by International Paper Company and was the owner and operator of Po Boy Palace in Vidalia.
Brother of John Marvin Crothers.
Husband of Evelyn Crothers.
Father of Philip Crothers, Jr., Kay Crothers Merritt, Alice Crothers, and Tim Crothers.
Grandfather of Kate Hughes, Amanda Everett, Jay Merritt and Philip Yancey Hanks.
Great Grandfather of Cash Hughes.
Mr. Crothers proudly served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II. He was an auctioneer and a member of First Baptist Church of Vidalia, LA.
He was retired. He was employed by International Paper Company and was the owner and operator of Po Boy Palace in Vidalia.
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