Parents: Howard and Virgie May Pettit
Sister: Ruby Jean Lawson
Brother: Ray Charles Pettit
Raised on a Greene County farm and the third sibling.
Employed as carpenter in Knoxville, TN.
Became a superintendent in commercial construction due to a strong work ethnic, great construction skills and productivity.
Was project superintendent for the original Jefferson County High School.
Employed as a Building Trades teacher.
Employed as a foreman steel erector with Erection Specialist.
Retired with Carson-Newman in Maintenance in the Carpentry Department.
Volunteered in East Tennessee on building projects for friends and family.
Volunteered in southeast U.S. on several disaster relief missions.
Married July 3, 1955 in Hamblen County, TN at thr Bethal Church.
Has six GrandChildren.
(Parental links generously provided by contributor: BringFamiliesTogether #48852511. 11/21/2020)
Sister: Ruby Jean Lawson
Brother: Ray Charles Pettit
Raised on a Greene County farm and the third sibling.
Employed as carpenter in Knoxville, TN.
Became a superintendent in commercial construction due to a strong work ethnic, great construction skills and productivity.
Was project superintendent for the original Jefferson County High School.
Employed as a Building Trades teacher.
Employed as a foreman steel erector with Erection Specialist.
Retired with Carson-Newman in Maintenance in the Carpentry Department.
Volunteered in East Tennessee on building projects for friends and family.
Volunteered in southeast U.S. on several disaster relief missions.
Married July 3, 1955 in Hamblen County, TN at thr Bethal Church.
Has six GrandChildren.
(Parental links generously provided by contributor: BringFamiliesTogether #48852511. 11/21/2020)
Parents: Howard and Virgie May Pettit
Sister: Ruby Jean Lawson
Brother: Ray Charles Pettit
Raised on a Greene County farm and the third sibling.
Employed as carpenter in Knoxville, TN.
Became a superintendent in commercial construction due to a strong work ethnic, great construction skills and productivity.
Was project superintendent for the original Jefferson County High School.
Employed as a Building Trades teacher.
Employed as a foreman steel erector with Erection Specialist.
Retired with Carson-Newman in Maintenance in the Carpentry Department.
Volunteered in East Tennessee on building projects for friends and family.
Volunteered in southeast U.S. on several disaster relief missions.
Married July 3, 1955 in Hamblen County, TN at thr Bethal Church.
Has six GrandChildren.
(Parental links generously provided by contributor: BringFamiliesTogether #48852511. 11/21/2020)
Sister: Ruby Jean Lawson
Brother: Ray Charles Pettit
Raised on a Greene County farm and the third sibling.
Employed as carpenter in Knoxville, TN.
Became a superintendent in commercial construction due to a strong work ethnic, great construction skills and productivity.
Was project superintendent for the original Jefferson County High School.
Employed as a Building Trades teacher.
Employed as a foreman steel erector with Erection Specialist.
Retired with Carson-Newman in Maintenance in the Carpentry Department.
Volunteered in East Tennessee on building projects for friends and family.
Volunteered in southeast U.S. on several disaster relief missions.
Married July 3, 1955 in Hamblen County, TN at thr Bethal Church.
Has six GrandChildren.
(Parental links generously provided by contributor: BringFamiliesTogether #48852511. 11/21/2020)
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