Service was Monday at Coker Funeral Home chapel in Decatur for Jimmy Ray Addington, 52, of Decatur. The Rev. Lee Roy Jackson officiated. Burial was in Oaklawn Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Richard Jr., Claude and Russell Laverty, Ronald and David Black, and Chris Dickson.
Addington, born Sept. 9, 1936, in St. Jose, Ark., died July 21 in a Fort Worth hospital. He and the former Twilla Kay Russell were married Oct. 30, 1970 in Ardmore, Okla. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Pampa.
Survivors include: his wife; sons, Jimmy Loyd Addington and Paul Addington of Decatur; daughters, Tammy Lutz of Dale City, Va., and Diana Trivino and Barbie Laverty of Decatur; stepsons, Patrick and William Addington of Decatur; step-daughter, Kimela Black of Decatur; brothers, Loyd Addington of Moore, Okla. And Jack Addington of Pampa; sisters, Essie Hamilton of Jackson Port, Ark., Imogene Rea of Little Rock, Ark., Claudetta Laverty of Mobeetie, Mary Lou rogers of Vici, Okla., and JoAnn Dickson of Pampa; and 23 grandchildren.
Published July 17, 1989
Imogene Rea
Pallbearers were Richard Jr., Claude and Russell Laverty, Ronald and David Black, and Chris Dickson.
Addington, born Sept. 9, 1936, in St. Jose, Ark., died July 21 in a Fort Worth hospital. He and the former Twilla Kay Russell were married Oct. 30, 1970 in Ardmore, Okla. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Pampa.
Survivors include: his wife; sons, Jimmy Loyd Addington and Paul Addington of Decatur; daughters, Tammy Lutz of Dale City, Va., and Diana Trivino and Barbie Laverty of Decatur; stepsons, Patrick and William Addington of Decatur; step-daughter, Kimela Black of Decatur; brothers, Loyd Addington of Moore, Okla. And Jack Addington of Pampa; sisters, Essie Hamilton of Jackson Port, Ark., Imogene Rea of Little Rock, Ark., Claudetta Laverty of Mobeetie, Mary Lou rogers of Vici, Okla., and JoAnn Dickson of Pampa; and 23 grandchildren.
Published July 17, 1989
Imogene Rea
Service was Monday at Coker Funeral Home chapel in Decatur for Jimmy Ray Addington, 52, of Decatur. The Rev. Lee Roy Jackson officiated. Burial was in Oaklawn Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Richard Jr., Claude and Russell Laverty, Ronald and David Black, and Chris Dickson.
Addington, born Sept. 9, 1936, in St. Jose, Ark., died July 21 in a Fort Worth hospital. He and the former Twilla Kay Russell were married Oct. 30, 1970 in Ardmore, Okla. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Pampa.
Survivors include: his wife; sons, Jimmy Loyd Addington and Paul Addington of Decatur; daughters, Tammy Lutz of Dale City, Va., and Diana Trivino and Barbie Laverty of Decatur; stepsons, Patrick and William Addington of Decatur; step-daughter, Kimela Black of Decatur; brothers, Loyd Addington of Moore, Okla. And Jack Addington of Pampa; sisters, Essie Hamilton of Jackson Port, Ark., Imogene Rea of Little Rock, Ark., Claudetta Laverty of Mobeetie, Mary Lou rogers of Vici, Okla., and JoAnn Dickson of Pampa; and 23 grandchildren.
Published July 17, 1989
Imogene Rea
Pallbearers were Richard Jr., Claude and Russell Laverty, Ronald and David Black, and Chris Dickson.
Addington, born Sept. 9, 1936, in St. Jose, Ark., died July 21 in a Fort Worth hospital. He and the former Twilla Kay Russell were married Oct. 30, 1970 in Ardmore, Okla. He was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church in Pampa.
Survivors include: his wife; sons, Jimmy Loyd Addington and Paul Addington of Decatur; daughters, Tammy Lutz of Dale City, Va., and Diana Trivino and Barbie Laverty of Decatur; stepsons, Patrick and William Addington of Decatur; step-daughter, Kimela Black of Decatur; brothers, Loyd Addington of Moore, Okla. And Jack Addington of Pampa; sisters, Essie Hamilton of Jackson Port, Ark., Imogene Rea of Little Rock, Ark., Claudetta Laverty of Mobeetie, Mary Lou rogers of Vici, Okla., and JoAnn Dickson of Pampa; and 23 grandchildren.
Published July 17, 1989
Imogene Rea
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