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11/11/2025

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11/06/2025

Reuben Taylor, Jr. was born on June 21, 1958, to the late Ruben Taylor, Sr. and Lillie Bell James Taylor in Prestwick, Alabama. He peacefully departed this earthly life on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at his home after courageously fighting a battle with lung cancer.

Affectionately known as “Buddy Taylor” by his family and “The Cement Man” throughout the community, Reuben was loved and respected by all who knew him.

At an early age, he attended Friendship Missionary Baptist Church and later joined St. Luke Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. James E. McGhee, Jr. Reuben was a proud graduate of Leroy High School, Class of 1976. He went on to become the owner and operator of Taylor Sons & Daughter Cement Company, a business that reflected his hard work, dedication, and skill.

Reuben was preceded in death by his parents, Ruben Taylor, Sr. and Lillie Bell James Taylor; his brother, Samson Taylor; three sisters: Nancy Taylor, Mary Howell, and JoAnn Gladney; two nieces: Anita Boman and Ashley Howell; and two nephews: John Anderson and Jayden Howell.

Reuben leaves to cherish his legacy of love, hard work, and humility, two loving and devoted children: LeXander Bryant (Shelby Corley) of Nashville, TN, and Shanequa Bryant (Joshua Dickinson) of Mobile, AL.

He leaves to cherish his memory to the mother of his children, lifelong friend, and devoted caregiver to the end, Drusilla Bryant of Walker Springs, AL. Two bonus children: Llwanna Bryant Rogers (Rev. Darin Rogers, Sr.) of Walker Springs, AL, and Max “Mario” Bryant (LaKeshia Hunt) of Gainestown, AL; a proud grandfather of nine grandchildren: Kaitlin, Mahkia, Zykeria, KeiMari, Darin Jr., Zari, Mason, Sekai, and Zyair, and two great-grandchildren: Taylor and Dalaney; two loving and devoted sisters: Voncille Franks of Chatom, AL, and Peggy Howell of Prestwick, AL; two dedicated caregivers: Christopher Taylor, Sr. (nephew) of Prestwick, AL, and Joneka Anderson (niece) of Prestwick, AL.
Also left to cherish his memory is his devoted aunt, Janie Davis of Mobile, AL; a loving brother-in-law, Juan Howell; devoted best friends: Laura Cooper, Jimmy Jenkins, Coach Eddie Brundige, and Cleon Collins; and close friends: Gene Etheredge, Charles Roe, Andy Tarner, Pastor David Webb, and the entire Bayou Concrete Family; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, the Bryant Family, the Parker Town Community, his devoted friend, Barbara Jean Jackson, The Walker Springs Community, and many other relatives and friends who loved him dearly.

Public viewing Friday November 7, 2025 from 3:00 until 5:00pm at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home. The service will be held on Saturday November 8 at 1:00pm St. Union Baptist Church, Leroy, AL. Interment will follow in the Red Hill Cemetery in Sunflower, AL.

Final life celebration has been entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

11/06/2025

Charles Lamar Patterson Sr. traded time for eternity on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, while at Mobile Infirmary Medical Center. Charles was born to the parentage of Johnny Earl Patterson and Ora Lee Patterson.

Raised in Grove Hill, where he attended Clarke County High School and was a 1995 graduate, Charles played drums for the Clarke County High School marching band and was great at it. Following graduation, Charles set out on the path of construction and worked for several different companies.

Preceding him in death were his parents, Johnny Earl Patterson and Ora Lee Patterson; brother, Melvin Patterson; daughter, Tomeka E. Pernell-Lucyies; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Willie James Law Sr. and Susan Law; and sister-in-law, Ramonica Morrisette.

Charles leaves to cherish his memories his wife, Chytinia Law-Patterson of Mobile; sons, Charles Lamar Patterson Jr. of Jackson and Joshua (Kimberly) Law of Mobile, AL., daughters, Jocelyn ( Dakoto) Jernigan of Foley, AL. and Susan Law of Austin, Texas; grandchildren, D'eries Montrell Patterson of Louisiana, Khalelah Reed, Arielle Sanspree, Parker, Elly and Levi Jernigan, all of Foley, Zoey Williams-Law and Jae'Vion Winston, both of Mobile, Amari and Nova Robinson, both of Austin, Texas; two, brothers, Jonathan (Omeka) Patterson of Thomasville, AL, and John Roston Patterson of Mobile, AL.; uncle, Arthur James Patterson of Texas; aunts, Creola Patterson Westry, Arcola Patterson Williams and Lela Patterson, all of Grove Hill; his brothers- and sisters-in-law, Willie (Marion) Law Jr. of Loxey, Misty (Larry) Rudolph, Willie (Felicia) Morrisette, Alana Womack, Juania Blackston and Trinika (Walter) Dalaney, all of Mobile; Moses Law of Pensacola, Fla.; with a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Service will be held on Saturday, Nov. 8, with viewing from 10 until 11 a.m., in the chapel of Jackson Memorial Funeral Home, 203 East Ross St., Jackson, AL 36545.

Final life celebration has been entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home, 203 East Ross St., Jackson, AL 36545.

10/17/2025

Dorothy Lee Gilmore, affectionately known as “Dot,” the youngest of three children, was born March 4, 1948 in Clarke County, Alabama. She peacefully entered eternal rest on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at Emory Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia.

Dorothy accepted Christ at an early age at Rockbar Baptist Church in West Bend, AL. Her walk with the Lord remained strong throughout her life, and during her time away from Rockbar, she continued her spiritual journey as a devoted member of Destiny World Church in Austell, GA under the leadership of Pastor Wilbur T. Purvis.

She received her early education at Cunningham Elementary School and Clarke County Training School in Coffeeville, AL. Committed to lifelong learning, Dorothy later pursued higher education to further her academic and professional aspirations.

Dorothy dedicated many years of faithful service to the Clarke County Board of Education, working as both a teacher’s aide and a school bus driver. Her devotion to education and the well-being of children made a lasting impact on her community.

She was known for her boundless compassion, kindness, and unwavering generosity. Dorothy never denied help to anyone in need. Her door and her heart…were always open. She was a mother and a friend to all who had the blessing of knowing her, offering wisdom, comfort, and love without hesitation.

Dorothy found great joy in simple pleasures: fishing, attending school sporting events and church functions, and uplifting the name of the Lord. She was a faithful steward of her time, talents, and resources, always placing her faith and her family at the center of her life.

Dorothy deeply cherished her siblings, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, family and friends. Her legacy of love, service, and selflessness will continue to live on through all those she touched.

She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, Wylie Dewberry and Harriet Sellers Dewberry; maternal grandparents, George and Connie Thomas; parents, George and Willie Mae Dewberry; son, Michael Gilmore; granddaughter, Chrishundra Monique Gilmore.

Dorothy leaves to cherish her legacy and precious memories forever, her loving sons: James Tyron Gilmore of Detroit, MI and Ryland (Elena) Gilmore of Atlanta, GA; two siblings: Eugene Dewberry of Conyers, GA and Brady Earl Kiel of Coffeeville, AL; six grandchildren: Cherelle, Moesha, Jada, Jasmine, Ryleigh, and Raela; two great-grandchildren: Derrus Jr. and Emani; four nieces and nephews: Pam, Eric, Roderick (Kerry), and Lakia (Willie); great-nephew, Crane Arthur; and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.

Public viewing Friday October 17, from 2:00 til 5:00pm at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home in Jackson, AL. The service will be held on Saturday October 18, viewing will begin at 1:00 til the 2:00pm funeral hour at Coffeeville High School Auditorium 22974 Hwy 69 Coffeeville, AL. Interment will follow in the Rockbar Baptist Church Cemetery in Coffeeville, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545.&

10/17/2025

Edward Lee Nix, affectionally known as "Man Nix," was born on Dec. 25, 1944, in the Vernal community of Leakesville, Miss., to the late Elder Rubin Nix and Mary Louise Savage Nix. Edward departed this life on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025, at Jackson Health Care of Jackson, AL

At an early age, Edward united with Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church in Vernal, Miss. He relocated to Jackson and united with the AOH Church of God under the leadership of Bishop M. L. Tilly. Later in life, he then united with First Baptist Church of Jackson, under the leadership of Pastor Philip McDuffie, where he was a member of the choir and remained until his health failed.

Edward started his education at Leakesville School in Leakesville, Miss., prior to moving to Jackson, where he then continued his educations at Harper High School. His employment history started as a longshoreman working on a dragging boat on the Mississippi River and in the Gulf of Mexico for 12 years, then at Allied for 10 years, and later at Hamilton Sawmill until his retirement.

He enjoyed hunting, walking, going to church, and watching his favorite football team which was the Dallas Cowboys. He also enjoyed singing with the Jackson Male Chorus.

Preceding him in death were his parents; sisters, Ruby Nix St. George, Lillie Nix Smith and Ardell Nix Poellnitz; one brother, Carl Nix; and his grandparents, James Nix and Hannah Nix, and Charles Savage and Sallie Savage.

He leaves to cherish his memories a loving and devoted daughter, Debra (Jerome) Bettis of Jackson; four grandchildren, Kendrick Darrington, Jerome Darrington, Jeremela Bettis and Jaylan Bettis, all of Jackson; one adopted grandson, Jaiden McDonald of Jackson; four great-grandchildren, Karter Pugh, Bella Pugh, Nola Wiggns and Arianna Bettis, all of Jackson; two brothers, Billy Nix of Detroit, Mich., and Aaron (Cassandra) Nix of Decatur, Ga.; with a host of nieces, two devoted, Darlene Davis and Priscilla Frowner; and nephews; one devoted friend, James Carstarphen.

Public viewing will be Friday, Oct. 17, from 1:00 until 5:00p.m., at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home. The funeral service will be Saturday, Oct. 18, with viewing from 10 until the 11 a.m. funeral hour, at First Baptist Church, 214 College Ave., Jackson, AL. Interment will follow in Good Hope Cemetery in Gainestown.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

10/10/2025

Henry James Foxx, Jr., a resident of Jackson, was born on July 17, 1949 to the late Virgin Williams Foxx and Henry James Foxx, Sr. He traded time for eternity on Thursday, September 27, 2025 while at Jackson Medical Center.

Early in life, Henry united with Gainestown A.O.H Church in Gainestown, AL. After relocating to Dallas, TX, he united with God Prayer House.

Henry loved to hunting, fishing, gardening and taking care of his dogs.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Virgin Williams Foxx and Henry James Foxx, Sr.; his wife, Alice Marie Jackson Foxx; brothers: Joe Allen Foxx, Archie Foxx and Charlie Williams; sisters:LueReader Jackson Foxx and Pearlie Ruth Jackson; M. Marie Kemp, Hardenia McDavid and Minnie Lee Williams; brothers- in- law, Madison White, Jr. and Robert “Bob” Jackson.

Henry leaves to cherish his memories are his wife, Tina Walker Foxx of Dallas, TX; his children: Tonnie James Foxx of Dallas, TX and daughter, Amanda Foxx of Jackson, AL; step children: Kanaroe Walker, Kendre Walker and Tanisha Fountain; grandchildren, Shadadriah Foxx and La'Trevian Foxx; step-grandchildren: Arrieana Danilus, SeQuioa Walker, Kaiden Offord and Jasiah Fountain; his sister, Ethel (Leo) Washington of Gainestown, AL; brother, Alexander (Adline) Foxx of Dallas, TX; one uncle, Jefferson Williams of Gainestown, AL.; sisters-in-law: Dorean Williams, Stellasteen Foxx, Gloria Foxx all of Gainestown, AL and Ceola Jackson and Jean Jackson both of Dallas, Tx.; brothers-in-law, KC Jackson of Illinois, Bennie Jackson, Travis Jackson, Curley Jackson and Willie (Bessie) Jackson, AL. and Charles (Patricia) Jackson of Dallas, Tx.; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.

The service will be held on Monday October 13. 2025, viewing will begin 10:00am until 11:00am funeral hour at Gainestown A.O.H Church Of God 2036 Family Circle Rd. Gainestown. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

10/10/2025

Debra Moss Smith was born July 5, 1955 to the parentage of the late Ernest “Son” Moss and Minnie Howze Moss. She departed this life on Wednesday, September 17, 2025 at Infirmary Health Emergency Room in Saraland, AL.

Debra attended Jackson High School Class and was a member of the graduating Class of 1973. She was employed as a Teacher Aide at Gillmore Elementary. She was also employed with Moore's, Goody’s and Walmart.

Debra was united in marriage and married the “Love of Her Life” John L. Smith on February 2, 1984. “Ann” as she was lovingly called… united with Good Hope Baptist Church at an early age. There she proudly enjoyed serving on the Usher Board.

Ann enjoyed talking to people. She was a people person. She was very friendly and outgoing. She always greeted you with a smile. Debra enjoyed family gatherings, listening to music, taking care of her flowers and interacting with family and friends.

Ann leaves to cherish her legacy and her precious memories, her loving and devoted husband, John L. Smith of Grove Hill, AL; her son, Jamael Smith of Grove Hill, AL; two grandchildren: Jamya Smith and Jamael Smith, Jr.; daughter-in-law, Tamara Smith all of Muscle Shoals, AL; one brother, Ernest C. Moss of Grove Hill, AL; a devoted niece, Latisha (Clifford) Williams of Jackson, AL; a devoted nephew, Miguel Smith; great-nephew, Clifford Williams, Jr.; and a great-niece, Genesis William; devoted cousins: Bunny, Bobby and Michelle Moss, Kim Lee, Milton Shuford, Que and Neecie; a host of cousins, other relatives and friends; and devoted friends: Cathie Jackson, Shelia Stewart, Bessie Dickinson.

Memorial service will be held on Saturday October 11, 2025 at 12noon in the chapel of Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

Final life celebration was entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

10/03/2025

Terrance Levon Sloan was born on April 16, 1983 to Carolyn Sloan Black and the late Johnny Earl Ezell. He departed this earthly life Thursday, September 25, 2025 .

Terrance enjoyed spending time with his family, to know him was to love him. He was loved by many…he was one of a kind. He had his own terminology that aligned with his everyday vocabulary.

He was preceded in death by his father, John Earl Ezell; stepfather, Glenn Black; grandparents: Murtis and John Lee Barrnett and Ruby Maxine and Ruben Black; and his aunt, Laura Sloan.

Terrance leaves to cherish his legacy and precious memories, his mother, Carolyn Sloan Black; wife, Crystal Gibson; children: TaShonda Sloan, Terrance Sloan, Jr. “TJ” and Jasper Sloan; siblings: Quentin Sloan, Latasha Sloan, Glenda Sloan, Tiesha Burroughs and Tomeka Burroughs; aunts: Rosie Tarvin, Linda (Eugene) Thompson, Wanda( Marlon) Pritchett, Mavis (Bobby) Barnett, Carol Ezell, Vanessa Black, Tonya (Stanley) Conner, Melody (Roy) Gibby; uncles: Eddie Sloan, John Barnett, Kelvin Barnett, Jerry Ezell and Jackie Ezell; nieces and nephews: Kionna Sloan, KeAndria Sloan, Quention Sloan, Jacob Sloan, Brianna Jackson, Carter Jackson, Zemari Sloan, Kinsley Sloan, Jakayla Sloan, A'nyah Sloan, Riyah Sloan, Quaylin Sloan, Amarion Sloan, Za'Laya Tarvin, Kinterrian Griffin and Kenyon Griffin; and a host of cousins, other relatives and friends; special friend, Letesia Sims.

The service will be held on Sunday October 5, 2025, viewing will begin at 2:00pm til 3:00pm funeral hour at St. James A.M.E Church in Choctaw Bluff Community. Interment will follow in the St. James Cemetery.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

10/03/2025

Robert Lakedrick Pritchett was born on June 8, 1993 to the late Robert Earl Pritchett and Valerie Pugh Pritchett. He departed this earthly life on Thursday, September 25, 2025.

Robert attended Jackson High School and was a member of the graduating Class of 2011.

He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Earl Pritchett; brother, Delvin Pugh; grandmothers: Mary Pugh and Marie Pritchett; grandfather, Bryant Pugh; and three uncles: Edward Hill, Ronald Bryant and Willie Steve Pugh; and a Godsister, Aaliyah Foxx.

Robert leaves to forever cherish his precious memories, his mother, Valerie (Charlie) Bennett; sister, Stephanie (Andrew) Ezell; daughter, Ja'Niyah; son, Khamari Davis; grandfather, Rawleigh Pritchett; niece, Kanyia King; nephew, Kwun Pugh; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends; very close friends: Tobias Roper, Ashley Pritchett, Corderrio Hasewood and Tomarcus Hunt; and his best friend, Kaleb McKenzie.

Public viewing Saturday October 4, 2025, from 6 till 7:00pm Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. The graveside side will be held on Sunday October 5, 2025 at 12noon Hotelhill Cemetery in Walker Springs, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL. 36545

10/02/2025

Mr. Raymond Dell Pugh, age 63, a resident of Jackson, Alabama, was born April 23, 1962, to the parentage of Pastor Odell Pugh, Sr. and Mother Clara Mae Pugh. He departed this earthly life on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, at SAAD Providence Hospital.

Raymond Dell Pugh was an avid quartet singer and was a member of The Mighty Pugh Singers for many years. He would also sing with Ed Davis and The Golden Tones. When asked, he would also sing with the Evening Stars.

Raymond was employed with the Alabama State Department for many years until he became disabled. He was also an avid fisherman.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Rev. Odell Pugh, Sr., and his mother, Clara M. Pugh; his grandparents, Bettie Martin, Gross Martin, Wallace Pugh, and Gladys Pugh; his aunts, Alice Pearl Bell; and his uncles. Willie L. Martin and George Martin.
Raymond Dell leaves to cherish his memories his loving and devoted daughter, Minister Lakeisha (Chason) Hundley of Gainestown, AL, sons Reco Washington and Terrance (Martine) Washington of Gainestown, and Juvak (Melanie) Washington. Siblings: Bishop Eddie (Cedilla) Pugh, Sr. of Grove Hill, AL; George Pugh and Odell Pugh, Jr., both of Jackson, AL; Willis (Patrice) Pugh of Montgomery, AL. Evangelist Mary Pugh of Grove Hill, AL, and Tawanda (Terry) Pugh of Mobile, AL. Thirteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. A devoted goddaughter, Camille Marshall. Uncles, Gross Forman of Whatley, Ken Forman of Detroit, MI, Sylvester Pugh, Sr., and Ronnie Pugh, Sr. of Winn, AL.; Aunts, Barbara Martin of Montgomery, AL; Marie Shamburger, Thomasville, AL; OnnieMae Cunningham of Winn, AL ; Rev. Linda Faye (Arthur D) Hollinger of Excel, AL. Two devoted cousins, Leonard Martin, Whatley, AL, and Clara Martin of Grove Hill, AL; Special friends, Lewis Hunt, Nettie Hunt, and JoAnn Mitchell; with a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends.

Public viewing Friday October 3, from 1:00 til 4:00pm at Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson. The service will be held on Saturday October 4, at 2:00pm New Hope No.1 Baptist Church 2338 Choctaw Corner Rd. Thomasville, AL 36784
Interment in the Living Church Of God Cemetery in Zimco, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

10/02/2025

Esther Lee Washington was born on February 4, 1964 to the late Raymond and Floree Washington of Chatom, AL.

Esther never met a stranger and always showed love and a kind heart to everyone she met. She always made sure you were fed and knew you were loved in her presence. Esther still maintained her kind disposition, even through her lupus diagnosis and other severe medical conditions.

Esther was preceded in death by her parents, daughter, Nickey Washington, sister, Sherry Dunn, and brothers, Kenneth Washington and Ron Washington.

She is survived by a son, Shawn Washington, of Mobile,AL.; daughters, Sherita Washington of Albuquerque, NM and Ashley Mitchell of Mobile, AL.; grandson, Jodie Mitchell, Albuquerdue, NM; sisters, Pearl (Elmo) Taylor of Waynesboro, MS., Clarissa Roberts of Houston, TX., Mary (Dean) Lord Of Farmingdale,NY and Leara Washington of Chatom, AL and a brother Don Washington of Madison,FL. She also leaves behind several loving nieces, nephews, other beloved family members and friends.

The service will be held on Satuday October. 4, viewing will begin 10:30am til 11:30am funeral hour at Cooper Lewis C.M.E Church 170 Martin Luther King Ave. Chatom, AL 36518. Interment will follow in the Hillcrest Cemetery in Chatom, AL.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

09/26/2025

Mr. Jonathan Franks, 72, a native of State Line, Mississippi and a resident of Chatom, transitioned from this life Sept. 14, 2025, at his home in Spencer, Okla.
Mr. Franks gave his life to Christ at an early age and was baptized at Lilly Grove Baptist Church in Chatom. Jonathan received his primary and secondary education through the Washington County School system. A strong proponent of higher education, he obtained a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Central Oklahoma and a master’s degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

He faithfully served his country and community, having joined the United States Air Force as part of the Security Police and dedicated more than seven years to service before receiving an honorable discharge. He then enlisted in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, where he retired as First Sergeant with the rank of Master Sergeant. Jonathan was also a resolute civil servant, working for 29 years at Tinker Air Force Base as a sheet metal shop supervisor.
Mr. Franks was a devoted family man who loved spending time with his wife, sons and grandchildren. He loved sports and staying active, enjoying walking, racquetball and basketball. He took great pride in his lawn and garden, as well as helping neighbors by repairing their lawn equipment. He was a faithful member of Tabitha Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, where he served on the security team.

Preceding him in death was his loving father, Nathaniel Franks Sr.; brothers, Nathaniel Franks Jr. and James Franks; sister, Ella Franks Woodard; grandparents, Mark Franks and Etta Franks, and Estus Lockhart and Ezella Lockhart; stepfather, Archie Bishop; with a host of uncles and aunts.

Left to cherish his memory is his loving wife, Francis Franks; sons, Howard Donaldson and Jonathan Franks; stepchildren, LaSandra, Marvin and Johnny Mixon; grandchildren, Isiah and Alicia Donaldson, Addison and Alia Franks; step-grandchild, Kendall Hamilton and 11 step-grandchildren; mother, Martha Bishop; mother-in-law, Patricia Lewis; sister, Evelyn (Earnest Sr.) Moore; two aunts, three uncles and three sisters-in-law. He will also be remembered by one niece, three nephews, neighbors and a wealth of dear friends.

Funeral services will be Saturday, Sept. 27, viewing will begin at 11:00am til 12-noon funeral hour at Lilly Grove Baptist Church, 98 MLK Jr. Ave., Chatom. AL. Interment will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, 1102 Ray Coaker Hwy., Chatom, with military honors.

Final life celebration entrusted to Jackson Memorial Funeral Home 203 East Ross St. Jackson, AL 36545

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