FOUNTAIN INN, SC - Albert C. (A.C.) Thompson, 77, of 921 Dunklin Bridge Road, husband of Edister (Dis) McCuen Thompson, died Saturday, November 20, 1993, at Laurens County Hospital.
Born in Greenville County, son of the late Luther Ira and Lillian Mae Sims Thompson. Mr. Thompson was retired from Greenville County as chief jailer and court bailiff. A WW II US Army veteran. Mr. Thompson was a member of Daventon Baptist Church where he served as deacon and former Sunday School Superintendent and former custodian of the church.
Surviving also are four daughters: Mrs. James (Janice) Cole and Mrs. Butch (Kay) Kellett of Simpsonville, Mrs. Johnny (Patricia) Storay and Mrs. Roy (Fay) Childress of Fountain Inn. Four brothers: Belton Thompson and Richard Thompson of Gray Court; Charles Thompson and Kenneth Thompson of Ware Shoals; four sisters, Virginia Davis and Dot Cooper of Fountain Inn; Agnes Abercrombie and Bessie McCuen of Hickory Tavern; seven grandchildren, Steven Cole of Simpsonville; Ray Storay, Greg Storay, Austin Childress and Tyler Childress all of Fountain Inn; Justin Kellett and Jenna Kellett of Simpsonville; One
Great-grandchild Byron Storay.
Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 2PM at Daventon Baptist Church by Rev. Tommy Lowe, Rev. O.L. McGinnis and Rev. J.P. Lockaby with burial in Greenville Memorial Gardens.
The body is at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7 until 8:30 PM Monday.
The family is at the residence.
Memorials may be made to Daventon Baptist Church, 312 Daventon Road, Pelzer, SC 29669
JONES-BRASHIER FUNERAL HOME 603 W. Curtis Street, Simpsonville, SC 29681
FOUNTAIN INN, SC - Albert C. (A.C.) Thompson, 77, of 921 Dunklin Bridge Road, husband of Edister (Dis) McCuen Thompson, died Saturday, November 20, 1993, at Laurens County Hospital.
Born in Greenville County, son of the late Luther Ira and Lillian Mae Sims Thompson. Mr. Thompson was retired from Greenville County as chief jailer and court bailiff. A WW II US Army veteran. Mr. Thompson was a member of Daventon Baptist Church where he served as deacon and former Sunday School Superintendent and former custodian of the church.
Surviving also are four daughters: Mrs. James (Janice) Cole and Mrs. Butch (Kay) Kellett of Simpsonville, Mrs. Johnny (Patricia) Storay and Mrs. Roy (Fay) Childress of Fountain Inn. Four brothers: Belton Thompson and Richard Thompson of Gray Court; Charles Thompson and Kenneth Thompson of Ware Shoals; four sisters, Virginia Davis and Dot Cooper of Fountain Inn; Agnes Abercrombie and Bessie McCuen of Hickory Tavern; seven grandchildren, Steven Cole of Simpsonville; Ray Storay, Greg Storay, Austin Childress and Tyler Childress all of Fountain Inn; Justin Kellett and Jenna Kellett of Simpsonville; One
Great-grandchild Byron Storay.
Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 2PM at Daventon Baptist Church by Rev. Tommy Lowe, Rev. O.L. McGinnis and Rev. J.P. Lockaby with burial in Greenville Memorial Gardens.
The body is at the funeral home where the family will receive friends from 7 until 8:30 PM Monday.
The family is at the residence.
Memorials may be made to Daventon Baptist Church, 312 Daventon Road, Pelzer, SC 29669
JONES-BRASHIER FUNERAL HOME 603 W. Curtis Street, Simpsonville, SC 29681
Family Members
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John Belton Thompson
1909–1994
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Agnes Thompson Abercrombie
1911–1999
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Lou Mae Thompson Tumblin
1913–1984
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Robert Lewis Thompson
1914–1972
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Richard E. Thompson
1918–1997
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Bessie Lee Thompson McCuen
1920–2008
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Virginia "Ginny" Thompson Davis
1923–2011
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Charles Wayne Thompson Sr
1925–1998
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Dorothy Lillian "Dot" Thompson Cooper
1928–2013
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Raymond A Thompson
1930–1931
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Luther Kenneth Thompson Sr
1932–2013
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