Joseph Raiford Killebrew
Services for Joseph Raiford Killebrew, former Goodman resident, were held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, August 13 from the Southern Funeral Home chapel in Durant with Rev. Steve Deloney and Rev. Walter Goldsmith officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery in Goodman.
Mr. Killebrew, 74, died August 11 in the Attala County Nursing Home where he was a resident. Mr. Killebrew, a retired farmer and member of Goodman First United Methodist
Church, was a native of Holmes County.
Survivors are four sons, Pat Killebrew of Memphis, Tennessee, Max R. Killebrew of Jackson, Bobby K. Killebrew of Durant, and J. Frank Killebrew of Ecru; and two sisters, Mrs. Nell K. Donald and Mrs. Lillie K. Gordon, both of Goodman.
Pallbearers were Hugh Floyd, George Floyd, Bill Floyd, Robert Louis McCleskey, Bob Jones and Ellis Ables.
The Holmes County Herald - Page 7
Lexington, MS
August 19, 1982
Services for Joseph Raiford Killebrew, former Goodman resident, were held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, August 13 from the Southern Funeral Home chapel in Durant with Rev. Steve Deloney and Rev. Walter Goldsmith officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery in Goodman.
Mr. Killebrew, 74, died August 11 in the Attala County Nursing Home where he was a resident. Mr. Killebrew, a retired farmer and member of Goodman First United Methodist
Church, was a native of Holmes County.
Survivors are four sons, Pat Killebrew of Memphis, Tennessee, Max R. Killebrew of Jackson, Bobby K. Killebrew of Durant, and J. Frank Killebrew of Ecru; and two sisters, Mrs. Nell K. Donald and Mrs. Lillie K. Gordon, both of Goodman.
Pallbearers were Hugh Floyd, George Floyd, Bill Floyd, Robert Louis McCleskey, Bob Jones and Ellis Ables.
The Holmes County Herald - Page 7
Lexington, MS
August 19, 1982
Joseph Raiford Killebrew
Services for Joseph Raiford Killebrew, former Goodman resident, were held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, August 13 from the Southern Funeral Home chapel in Durant with Rev. Steve Deloney and Rev. Walter Goldsmith officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery in Goodman.
Mr. Killebrew, 74, died August 11 in the Attala County Nursing Home where he was a resident. Mr. Killebrew, a retired farmer and member of Goodman First United Methodist
Church, was a native of Holmes County.
Survivors are four sons, Pat Killebrew of Memphis, Tennessee, Max R. Killebrew of Jackson, Bobby K. Killebrew of Durant, and J. Frank Killebrew of Ecru; and two sisters, Mrs. Nell K. Donald and Mrs. Lillie K. Gordon, both of Goodman.
Pallbearers were Hugh Floyd, George Floyd, Bill Floyd, Robert Louis McCleskey, Bob Jones and Ellis Ables.
The Holmes County Herald - Page 7
Lexington, MS
August 19, 1982
Services for Joseph Raiford Killebrew, former Goodman resident, were held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, August 13 from the Southern Funeral Home chapel in Durant with Rev. Steve Deloney and Rev. Walter Goldsmith officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery in Goodman.
Mr. Killebrew, 74, died August 11 in the Attala County Nursing Home where he was a resident. Mr. Killebrew, a retired farmer and member of Goodman First United Methodist
Church, was a native of Holmes County.
Survivors are four sons, Pat Killebrew of Memphis, Tennessee, Max R. Killebrew of Jackson, Bobby K. Killebrew of Durant, and J. Frank Killebrew of Ecru; and two sisters, Mrs. Nell K. Donald and Mrs. Lillie K. Gordon, both of Goodman.
Pallbearers were Hugh Floyd, George Floyd, Bill Floyd, Robert Louis McCleskey, Bob Jones and Ellis Ables.
The Holmes County Herald - Page 7
Lexington, MS
August 19, 1982
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