Decatur Co TN Obituaries |
 MATTHEW H. ADAMS
, 44, of Bath Springs died Thursday Dec. 25, 2008 at his home. He is survived by his father, Jerry Adams of Bath Springs; daughter, Tatum Adams and a son, Kirby Smith; a brother, Eddie Adams; 2 sisters, Paula Tuten and Patricia Choate
A memorial services was held Sunday Dec. 28, 2008 at Nebo Methodist Church in Bath Springs. Reeds Chapel of Decaturville was in charge.
WILLIAM THOMAS ALEXANDER , 75, of Memphis, TN, formerly of Parsons, retired from Kimberly-Clark Corp., died Sunday at his home after a heart attack. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Parsons Mortuary with burial in Campground Cemetery. A World War II veteran, he had received a Purple Heart, Bronze Star and Silver Star. Mr. Alexander, the husband of Laurinda Denison Alexander, also leaves a daughter, Leigh Ann Alexander, and a son, Terry Lynn Alexander, both of Memphis; two brothers, Leonard Alexander of Wildersville and Woodrow Blankenship of Memphis, and a grandson. (Published in The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN on 6-17-1997) The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) 6-17-1997) DELA FRANCIS (BLACKSTOCK) ARRINGTON
- Services for Mrs. Dela B. Arrington were Friday June 4, at Parson Mortuary with the Rev. Jimmy burroughs officiating. Burial in Peace Chapel cemetery. Mrs. Arrington, 83, died Thursday, June 3, 1999 at Decatur County Hospital. She was a retired factory worker and the widow of Youel Arrington. She was a Methodist. She leaves a daughter Judy Kay Griggs of Parson and two grandchildren.
ALBERT CURT AUSTIN
- Services for Albert Curt Austin were Sunday at Red Walnut Church of Christ with Clyde Yarbro and Tom Bunting officiating. Military services were held at the grave in Corinth Cemetery near Scotts Hill with Scotts Hill Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Austin, 80, died Thursday night at Decatur County Hospital after a long illness. He was a veteran of World War I. He was a retired farmer and gunsmith and a member of the Church of Christ. He leaves five sons, Ernest Austin of Holliday, Billy Austin of Wildersville, James M. Austin of Scotts Hill, Charles Austin of San Antonio, Tex., and Landon Austin of Chicago; eight daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Lambert, Mrs. Betty Bucynski and Mrs. Illa Faye Evans, all of Scotts Hill, Mrs. Kathleen McVey of Sardis, Mrs. Mary Alice Yarbro of Covington, Mrs. Coleen Wilbanks, Mrs. Julia Carr and Miss Irma Dean Austin, all of Chicago; three sisters, Mrs. Freddie Pratt, Blytheville, Ark., Mrs. Maude Mauldin, Chicago and Mrs. Addie Gant of Huntingdon; 33 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.
ANNIE AUSTIN
- Services for Mrs. Annie Austin were Thursday at Boyd-Scotts Hill Funeral Home. Burial was in Liberty Cemetery. Mrs. Austin, 90, died Tuesday September 14, 1993 at Decatur County General Hospital. She was a homemaker. She leaves two brothers,Ora Franklin Austin and James Curtis Austin,both of Sardis.
BRENT AUSTIN
- Services for Brent Austin were SUnday Oct. 29, at Boyd Scotts Hill Funeral Home with the Revs. Danny Mills and Glen Scott officiating. Burial was in Lone Chestnut Cemetery. Brent, 16, died Thursday,Oct. 26 at the Med Center, Memphis from injuries sustained in a car accident.He was a student and an employee of Daisy Market. He leaves his mother and step-mother, Sarah Austin of Lexington,his stepfather, Walter Adkins of Decaturville; a sister, Shanna Austin of Decaturville.
DAVID EARL AUSTIN - Services for David Earl Austin were Sunday at Austin Chapel Church of Christ with Thomas Eason officiating. Burial was in Peace Chapel Cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Austin , 85, died Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Memphis. He was a retired farmer and carpenter. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rosa Chandler AUstin of Sardis, a son, David Paul Austin ofMemphis; three daughters, Mary Flowers, June Blankenship, both of Memphis and Ruth Barker of Dyersburg; a brother, Harding Austin of Scotts Hill; a sister, Mrs. Lottie Crews of Scotts Hill, nine grandchidlren and nine great-grandchildren. ERNEST E. AUSTIN
- Services for Ernest E. Austin were Thursday Oct. 28 at Yellow Spring Methodist Church in Decatur County. Burial was in the church cemetery with Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Austin, 68, died Tuesday morning at his home at Holladay. He was a retired Air Force serviceman and retired employee of Tennessee Valley Authority. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Monico Baker Austin of Hollady; two sons, Jim Austin of Holladay and Dwight Austin ofLexington, a daughter, Mrs. Angela Hundspeth of Paris; three brothers, Charles Austin of Holladay, Billy Austin of Lexington and Mack Arthur Austin of Scotts Hill and eight sisters, Cathleen McVey, Ollie Faye Evans, Barnie Lambert, Irmadean Austin, Betty Buckynski, all of Scotts Hill, Julie Carr of Arkansas, Collene Wilbanks of Mississippi and Mary Alice Yarbro of Millington and four grandchildren.
JAMES MacARTHUR AUSTIN
- Services for James "Mac" Austin were Friday February 7, 1997 at Pafford Scotts Hill Funeral Home. Burial was in Corinth Cemetery Scotts Hill (Decatur County). Mr. Austin, 53, died Wednesday February 5, 1997 at Decatur County General Hospital, parsons. He leaves two brothers, Charles C. Austin of Holliday, Billie Austin of Lexington; eight sisters, Betty Buczynski, Barnie Lambert, Ollie Faye Evans, Kathleen McVey, Irman Dean Austin, Julia Carr, all of Scotts Hill, Colleen Wilbanks of Walnut, MS and Mary Alice Yarbro of Brighton TN.
VERGIE AUSTIN - Services for Vergie Austin were Thursday at Parsons Mortuary with the Rev. Cletus Duke officiating. Burial was in Cross Roads Cemetery near Parsons. Mrs. Austin, 89, died Thesday night at Decatur County General Hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of Harve S. Austin and a native of Parsons. She leaves four sons J.D. Austin, James Earl Austin, both of Parsons, L.B. Austin of Darden, and Clyde Austin of Peoria IL; a sister Gert Wheeler of Bath Springs; eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. |
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