Marvin Louis Burroughs, Jr., 65, peacefully passed away at NMMC in Tupelo on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Louis was born on September 24, 1955 in Aberdeen to the late Frances Tate Burroughs and Marvin Louis Burroughs, Sr. A lifelong Aberdeen resident, Louis was a graduate of Aberdeen High School. He furthered his education at IJC and EMCC, earning a degree in drafting. Louis would have a longtime career that included being the Aberdeen Public Works Director, a stint on the Frisco Railroad, some time spent at Kerr McGhee and lastly retiring from Civil Link Engineering as a Senior Inspector. He married Karen Stockton on April 5, 1997. Together they enjoyed each other's company with family, especially their grandchildren. Louis was an accomplished musician and he often played the piano at his home church, First Christian Church Aberdeen. where they shared many memories.
He also loved to entertain and play at various venues with the Thursday Night Band from church. A man of the outdoors, he enjoyed fishing and hunting with family and friends. He and Mitch Scott enjoyed time in the woods together from childhood where they shared many memories. He also had an affection for mowing grass and would often be found cutting the neighbors yards. Everyone that knew Louis knew that he was Alabama Football to the core.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Stockton Burroughs, Aberdeen; daughter, Kristie Coker (Jeffrey), Aberdeen; sons, Bradley Burroughs (Ashley), Hamilton, Britton Burroughs, Aberdeen and Chase Summerford, Southaven; grandchildren, Cade Smith, Ally Grace Burroughs, Jon Lowery Coker and Molly Burroughs; mother and father in law, James and Lois Stockton.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his brother, David Lee Burroughs.
Funeral Services will be held at 3 PM on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at First Christian
He also loved to entertain and play at various venues with the Thursday Night Band from church. A man of the outdoors, he enjoyed fishing and hunting with family and friends. He and Mitch Scott enjoyed time in the woods together from childhood where they shared many memories. He also had an affection for mowing grass and would often be found cutting the neighbors yards. Everyone that knew Louis knew that he was Alabama Football to the core.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Stockton Burroughs, Aberdeen; daughter, Kristie Coker (Jeffrey), Aberdeen; sons, Bradley Burroughs (Ashley), Hamilton, Britton Burroughs, Aberdeen and Chase Summerford, Southaven; grandchildren, Cade Smith, Ally Grace Burroughs, Jon Lowery Coker and Molly Burroughs; mother and father in law, James and Lois Stockton.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his brother, David Lee Burroughs.
Funeral Services will be held at 3 PM on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at First Christian
Marvin Louis Burroughs, Jr., 65, peacefully passed away at NMMC in Tupelo on Thursday, May 6, 2021. Louis was born on September 24, 1955 in Aberdeen to the late Frances Tate Burroughs and Marvin Louis Burroughs, Sr. A lifelong Aberdeen resident, Louis was a graduate of Aberdeen High School. He furthered his education at IJC and EMCC, earning a degree in drafting. Louis would have a longtime career that included being the Aberdeen Public Works Director, a stint on the Frisco Railroad, some time spent at Kerr McGhee and lastly retiring from Civil Link Engineering as a Senior Inspector. He married Karen Stockton on April 5, 1997. Together they enjoyed each other's company with family, especially their grandchildren. Louis was an accomplished musician and he often played the piano at his home church, First Christian Church Aberdeen. where they shared many memories.
He also loved to entertain and play at various venues with the Thursday Night Band from church. A man of the outdoors, he enjoyed fishing and hunting with family and friends. He and Mitch Scott enjoyed time in the woods together from childhood where they shared many memories. He also had an affection for mowing grass and would often be found cutting the neighbors yards. Everyone that knew Louis knew that he was Alabama Football to the core.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Stockton Burroughs, Aberdeen; daughter, Kristie Coker (Jeffrey), Aberdeen; sons, Bradley Burroughs (Ashley), Hamilton, Britton Burroughs, Aberdeen and Chase Summerford, Southaven; grandchildren, Cade Smith, Ally Grace Burroughs, Jon Lowery Coker and Molly Burroughs; mother and father in law, James and Lois Stockton.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his brother, David Lee Burroughs.
Funeral Services will be held at 3 PM on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at First Christian
He also loved to entertain and play at various venues with the Thursday Night Band from church. A man of the outdoors, he enjoyed fishing and hunting with family and friends. He and Mitch Scott enjoyed time in the woods together from childhood where they shared many memories. He also had an affection for mowing grass and would often be found cutting the neighbors yards. Everyone that knew Louis knew that he was Alabama Football to the core.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Stockton Burroughs, Aberdeen; daughter, Kristie Coker (Jeffrey), Aberdeen; sons, Bradley Burroughs (Ashley), Hamilton, Britton Burroughs, Aberdeen and Chase Summerford, Southaven; grandchildren, Cade Smith, Ally Grace Burroughs, Jon Lowery Coker and Molly Burroughs; mother and father in law, James and Lois Stockton.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his brother, David Lee Burroughs.
Funeral Services will be held at 3 PM on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at First Christian
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