Chester L Pitts was born on July 9, 1911.
Chester met a lovely, kind young lady at Church, and walked her home one Sunday afternoon. As "they" say, "the rest is history". Chester married Daisy Mildred Dye, and seven children were born to this union.
He would always wake up very early in the morning to start his work day on the farm; come home around noon for lunch and listen to the "Farm News"; take a short nap; and then go back to work until nearly dark!
His wife, Daisy, worked right beside him, and just as hard. They finally moved away from the farm, and Daisy got to be a "city girl" - if just for a little while.
Chester loved the Lord, and taught Sunday School most of his adult life.
Love, Always and Forever,
Chester met a lovely, kind young lady at Church, and walked her home one Sunday afternoon. As "they" say, "the rest is history". Chester married Daisy Mildred Dye, and seven children were born to this union.
He would always wake up very early in the morning to start his work day on the farm; come home around noon for lunch and listen to the "Farm News"; take a short nap; and then go back to work until nearly dark!
His wife, Daisy, worked right beside him, and just as hard. They finally moved away from the farm, and Daisy got to be a "city girl" - if just for a little while.
Chester loved the Lord, and taught Sunday School most of his adult life.
Love, Always and Forever,
Chester L Pitts was born on July 9, 1911.
Chester met a lovely, kind young lady at Church, and walked her home one Sunday afternoon. As "they" say, "the rest is history". Chester married Daisy Mildred Dye, and seven children were born to this union.
He would always wake up very early in the morning to start his work day on the farm; come home around noon for lunch and listen to the "Farm News"; take a short nap; and then go back to work until nearly dark!
His wife, Daisy, worked right beside him, and just as hard. They finally moved away from the farm, and Daisy got to be a "city girl" - if just for a little while.
Chester loved the Lord, and taught Sunday School most of his adult life.
Love, Always and Forever,
Chester met a lovely, kind young lady at Church, and walked her home one Sunday afternoon. As "they" say, "the rest is history". Chester married Daisy Mildred Dye, and seven children were born to this union.
He would always wake up very early in the morning to start his work day on the farm; come home around noon for lunch and listen to the "Farm News"; take a short nap; and then go back to work until nearly dark!
His wife, Daisy, worked right beside him, and just as hard. They finally moved away from the farm, and Daisy got to be a "city girl" - if just for a little while.
Chester loved the Lord, and taught Sunday School most of his adult life.
Love, Always and Forever,
