Addie Rollison Hampton Cobb, 89, widow of Rev. Fred N. Cobb, passed away June 16, 2017.
She was twice married, first to the late Ted Hampton. Both of her husbands were WWII veterans.
Born in Anderson County, she was a daughter of the late Sam Rollison and Myrtice Hiott Rollison. A charter member of Calvary Baptist Church, Mrs. Cobb had retired from Cushman Mill, Milliken Company. She was formerly a Sunday School teacher, WMU Director, Senior Citizen President, Church Historian, and a member of Sarah Bible Class.
She is survived by daughters, Teddie H. Griffith of Williamston, Vickie H. Burgess of Pelzer; grandchildren, Lori and Kevin Brown, Lisa Ellison, Anna Stegall (Todd), Jon Burgess; great-grandchildren, Amie Ellison, Kaleb and Kylie Stegall, Noah and Emma Burgess; step-children, Nancy C. Dougherty of Charleston, Lane C. Burdette of Louisville, KY; numerous step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren and step-great-great-grandchildren; sister, Lila R. Harbert of Anderson; and brother, Roy Rollison of Belton.
She was predeceased by step-daughter, Gayle C. Godfrey, sister, Edna R. Morris; brother, Harvey Rollison.
Burial at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
She was twice married, first to the late Ted Hampton. Both of her husbands were WWII veterans.
Born in Anderson County, she was a daughter of the late Sam Rollison and Myrtice Hiott Rollison. A charter member of Calvary Baptist Church, Mrs. Cobb had retired from Cushman Mill, Milliken Company. She was formerly a Sunday School teacher, WMU Director, Senior Citizen President, Church Historian, and a member of Sarah Bible Class.
She is survived by daughters, Teddie H. Griffith of Williamston, Vickie H. Burgess of Pelzer; grandchildren, Lori and Kevin Brown, Lisa Ellison, Anna Stegall (Todd), Jon Burgess; great-grandchildren, Amie Ellison, Kaleb and Kylie Stegall, Noah and Emma Burgess; step-children, Nancy C. Dougherty of Charleston, Lane C. Burdette of Louisville, KY; numerous step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren and step-great-great-grandchildren; sister, Lila R. Harbert of Anderson; and brother, Roy Rollison of Belton.
She was predeceased by step-daughter, Gayle C. Godfrey, sister, Edna R. Morris; brother, Harvey Rollison.
Burial at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
Addie Rollison Hampton Cobb, 89, widow of Rev. Fred N. Cobb, passed away June 16, 2017.
She was twice married, first to the late Ted Hampton. Both of her husbands were WWII veterans.
Born in Anderson County, she was a daughter of the late Sam Rollison and Myrtice Hiott Rollison. A charter member of Calvary Baptist Church, Mrs. Cobb had retired from Cushman Mill, Milliken Company. She was formerly a Sunday School teacher, WMU Director, Senior Citizen President, Church Historian, and a member of Sarah Bible Class.
She is survived by daughters, Teddie H. Griffith of Williamston, Vickie H. Burgess of Pelzer; grandchildren, Lori and Kevin Brown, Lisa Ellison, Anna Stegall (Todd), Jon Burgess; great-grandchildren, Amie Ellison, Kaleb and Kylie Stegall, Noah and Emma Burgess; step-children, Nancy C. Dougherty of Charleston, Lane C. Burdette of Louisville, KY; numerous step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren and step-great-great-grandchildren; sister, Lila R. Harbert of Anderson; and brother, Roy Rollison of Belton.
She was predeceased by step-daughter, Gayle C. Godfrey, sister, Edna R. Morris; brother, Harvey Rollison.
Burial at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
She was twice married, first to the late Ted Hampton. Both of her husbands were WWII veterans.
Born in Anderson County, she was a daughter of the late Sam Rollison and Myrtice Hiott Rollison. A charter member of Calvary Baptist Church, Mrs. Cobb had retired from Cushman Mill, Milliken Company. She was formerly a Sunday School teacher, WMU Director, Senior Citizen President, Church Historian, and a member of Sarah Bible Class.
She is survived by daughters, Teddie H. Griffith of Williamston, Vickie H. Burgess of Pelzer; grandchildren, Lori and Kevin Brown, Lisa Ellison, Anna Stegall (Todd), Jon Burgess; great-grandchildren, Amie Ellison, Kaleb and Kylie Stegall, Noah and Emma Burgess; step-children, Nancy C. Dougherty of Charleston, Lane C. Burdette of Louisville, KY; numerous step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren and step-great-great-grandchildren; sister, Lila R. Harbert of Anderson; and brother, Roy Rollison of Belton.
She was predeceased by step-daughter, Gayle C. Godfrey, sister, Edna R. Morris; brother, Harvey Rollison.
Burial at Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
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