James Walter "Preach" Addison, age 67, of Spartanburg, SC, died early Tuesday morning, March 13, 1979, March in General Hospital after a brief illness.
A native of Spartanburg County; son of George Butler Addison (1889–1966) and Julia Adeline Whelstine Addison (1890–1956); husband of Grace Floyd Addison (1928–2012).
A former employee of Bond Bakery and Pettit Construction Company; a Methodist.
Also survived by sons, James Walter Addison (1953–1979) and Rev. Terry Lynn "Pete" Addison (1955–2007); daughters, Judy Lydia and Becky Rogers; brothers, George Butler "Scottie" Addison (1920–1981) and John William "Bill" Addison (1922–2003); sister, Helen Beatrice Addison Crossley (1921–2008); three grandchildren.
Services were held at 3:00 pm, Thursday, at Floyd's North Church Street Chapel by Rev. Harry McAbee and Rev. Tom Miller; burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
3/14/1979, D8
A native of Spartanburg County; son of George Butler Addison (1889–1966) and Julia Adeline Whelstine Addison (1890–1956); husband of Grace Floyd Addison (1928–2012).
A former employee of Bond Bakery and Pettit Construction Company; a Methodist.
Also survived by sons, James Walter Addison (1953–1979) and Rev. Terry Lynn "Pete" Addison (1955–2007); daughters, Judy Lydia and Becky Rogers; brothers, George Butler "Scottie" Addison (1920–1981) and John William "Bill" Addison (1922–2003); sister, Helen Beatrice Addison Crossley (1921–2008); three grandchildren.
Services were held at 3:00 pm, Thursday, at Floyd's North Church Street Chapel by Rev. Harry McAbee and Rev. Tom Miller; burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
3/14/1979, D8
James Walter "Preach" Addison, age 67, of Spartanburg, SC, died early Tuesday morning, March 13, 1979, March in General Hospital after a brief illness.
A native of Spartanburg County; son of George Butler Addison (1889–1966) and Julia Adeline Whelstine Addison (1890–1956); husband of Grace Floyd Addison (1928–2012).
A former employee of Bond Bakery and Pettit Construction Company; a Methodist.
Also survived by sons, James Walter Addison (1953–1979) and Rev. Terry Lynn "Pete" Addison (1955–2007); daughters, Judy Lydia and Becky Rogers; brothers, George Butler "Scottie" Addison (1920–1981) and John William "Bill" Addison (1922–2003); sister, Helen Beatrice Addison Crossley (1921–2008); three grandchildren.
Services were held at 3:00 pm, Thursday, at Floyd's North Church Street Chapel by Rev. Harry McAbee and Rev. Tom Miller; burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
3/14/1979, D8
A native of Spartanburg County; son of George Butler Addison (1889–1966) and Julia Adeline Whelstine Addison (1890–1956); husband of Grace Floyd Addison (1928–2012).
A former employee of Bond Bakery and Pettit Construction Company; a Methodist.
Also survived by sons, James Walter Addison (1953–1979) and Rev. Terry Lynn "Pete" Addison (1955–2007); daughters, Judy Lydia and Becky Rogers; brothers, George Butler "Scottie" Addison (1920–1981) and John William "Bill" Addison (1922–2003); sister, Helen Beatrice Addison Crossley (1921–2008); three grandchildren.
Services were held at 3:00 pm, Thursday, at Floyd's North Church Street Chapel by Rev. Harry McAbee and Rev. Tom Miller; burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
3/14/1979, D8
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