Harry B. Thompson
FAULKVILLE - Harry B. Thompson,
72, died Saturday at home after a
short illness.
The Bryan County native was self-employed
and a member of Beulah Baptist
Church in Pembroke. He was a U.S.
Army and Air Force veteran and a member
of the Veteran of Foreign Wars No.
660 and Disabled American Veterans.
Surviving are his wife, Carolyn E,
Thompson of Faulkville; four sons, Ray
A. and Harry B. Thompson Jr., both of
Faulkville, Richard J. Thompson of Orange
Park, Fla., and Barry E. Thompson
of Middleburg Fla.; three daughters,
Kathy Wilds of Meldrim, Patty Hailisey
of Springfield, and Candice Wainwright
of Kennesaw; three brothers, Andrew J.
Thompson of , Pembroke, Carroll J.
Thompson of Metter and Elliott E.
Thompson of Guyton; four sisters, LaRie
Parrish and Delores Carrick, both of
Pembroke, Ruby DeChristafaro of Warner
Robbing and Betty Moore of Vidalia;
15 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral: 11 A.M. at Thomas
C. Strickland Funeral Hotne, Springfield
chapel, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery in
Meldrim.
Remembrances: Beulah Baptist
Church Building Fund of Pembroke.
9C- Savannah News-Press • Sunday, August 7,1994
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FAULKVILLE - Harry B. Thompson,
72, died Saturday at home after a
short illness.
The Bryan County native was self-employed
and a member of Beulah Baptist
Church in Pembroke. He was a U.S.
Army and Air Force veteran and a member
of the Veteran of Foreign Wars No.
660 and Disabled American Veterans.
Surviving are his wife, Carolyn E,
Thompson of Faulkville; four sons, Ray
A. and Harry B. Thompson Jr., both of
Faulkville, Richard J. Thompson of Orange
Park, Fla., and Barry E. Thompson
of Middleburg Fla.; three daughters,
Kathy Wilds of Meldrim, Patty Hailisey
of Springfield, and Candice Wainwright
of Kennesaw; three brothers, Andrew J.
Thompson of , Pembroke, Carroll J.
Thompson of Metter and Elliott E.
Thompson of Guyton; four sisters, LaRie
Parrish and Delores Carrick, both of
Pembroke, Ruby DeChristafaro of Warner
Robbing and Betty Moore of Vidalia;
15 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral: 11 A.M. at Thomas
C. Strickland Funeral Hotne, Springfield
chapel, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery in
Meldrim.
Remembrances: Beulah Baptist
Church Building Fund of Pembroke.
9C- Savannah News-Press • Sunday, August 7,1994
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Harry B. Thompson
FAULKVILLE - Harry B. Thompson,
72, died Saturday at home after a
short illness.
The Bryan County native was self-employed
and a member of Beulah Baptist
Church in Pembroke. He was a U.S.
Army and Air Force veteran and a member
of the Veteran of Foreign Wars No.
660 and Disabled American Veterans.
Surviving are his wife, Carolyn E,
Thompson of Faulkville; four sons, Ray
A. and Harry B. Thompson Jr., both of
Faulkville, Richard J. Thompson of Orange
Park, Fla., and Barry E. Thompson
of Middleburg Fla.; three daughters,
Kathy Wilds of Meldrim, Patty Hailisey
of Springfield, and Candice Wainwright
of Kennesaw; three brothers, Andrew J.
Thompson of , Pembroke, Carroll J.
Thompson of Metter and Elliott E.
Thompson of Guyton; four sisters, LaRie
Parrish and Delores Carrick, both of
Pembroke, Ruby DeChristafaro of Warner
Robbing and Betty Moore of Vidalia;
15 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral: 11 A.M. at Thomas
C. Strickland Funeral Hotne, Springfield
chapel, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery in
Meldrim.
Remembrances: Beulah Baptist
Church Building Fund of Pembroke.
9C- Savannah News-Press • Sunday, August 7,1994
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FAULKVILLE - Harry B. Thompson,
72, died Saturday at home after a
short illness.
The Bryan County native was self-employed
and a member of Beulah Baptist
Church in Pembroke. He was a U.S.
Army and Air Force veteran and a member
of the Veteran of Foreign Wars No.
660 and Disabled American Veterans.
Surviving are his wife, Carolyn E,
Thompson of Faulkville; four sons, Ray
A. and Harry B. Thompson Jr., both of
Faulkville, Richard J. Thompson of Orange
Park, Fla., and Barry E. Thompson
of Middleburg Fla.; three daughters,
Kathy Wilds of Meldrim, Patty Hailisey
of Springfield, and Candice Wainwright
of Kennesaw; three brothers, Andrew J.
Thompson of , Pembroke, Carroll J.
Thompson of Metter and Elliott E.
Thompson of Guyton; four sisters, LaRie
Parrish and Delores Carrick, both of
Pembroke, Ruby DeChristafaro of Warner
Robbing and Betty Moore of Vidalia;
15 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral: 11 A.M. at Thomas
C. Strickland Funeral Hotne, Springfield
chapel, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery in
Meldrim.
Remembrances: Beulah Baptist
Church Building Fund of Pembroke.
9C- Savannah News-Press • Sunday, August 7,1994
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