Statesboro - Tom Littles, 65, died Wednesday at Bulloch Memorial Hospital here after a long illness. The Bulloch County native was a retired mechanic and a member of Elm Street Church of God in Statesboro.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Effie Littles of Statesboro; nine daughters, Miss Dorothy Littles, Mrs. Carol Lanier and Mrs. Yvonne Hall, all of Statesboro; Mrs. Clara Lynch of Augusta, Mrs. Runell Stephens of Decatur, Mrs. Sadie Pearson of Jersey City, N.J.; Mrs. Frances Fields of Plainfield, N.J., Mrs. Barbara Easterling of Fort Polk, La., and Mrs. Brenda Holliday of Nashville, Tenn.; three sons, Tom Littles Jr. of Jersey City, Larry Littles of Statesboro and Staff Sgt. Jerry Littles, stationed in West Germany; two sisters, Mrs. Lessie Mae Harvey of Jersey City and Mrs. Naomi Haggard of New York City; two brothers, Dave Littles Jr. of New York City and Willie Littles of Statesboro; and 27 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Sunday at Elm Street Church of God, burial in Eastside Cemetery in Statesboro. Payton's Mortuary of Statesboro.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1982
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Effie Littles of Statesboro; nine daughters, Miss Dorothy Littles, Mrs. Carol Lanier and Mrs. Yvonne Hall, all of Statesboro; Mrs. Clara Lynch of Augusta, Mrs. Runell Stephens of Decatur, Mrs. Sadie Pearson of Jersey City, N.J.; Mrs. Frances Fields of Plainfield, N.J., Mrs. Barbara Easterling of Fort Polk, La., and Mrs. Brenda Holliday of Nashville, Tenn.; three sons, Tom Littles Jr. of Jersey City, Larry Littles of Statesboro and Staff Sgt. Jerry Littles, stationed in West Germany; two sisters, Mrs. Lessie Mae Harvey of Jersey City and Mrs. Naomi Haggard of New York City; two brothers, Dave Littles Jr. of New York City and Willie Littles of Statesboro; and 27 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Sunday at Elm Street Church of God, burial in Eastside Cemetery in Statesboro. Payton's Mortuary of Statesboro.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1982
Statesboro - Tom Littles, 65, died Wednesday at Bulloch Memorial Hospital here after a long illness. The Bulloch County native was a retired mechanic and a member of Elm Street Church of God in Statesboro.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Effie Littles of Statesboro; nine daughters, Miss Dorothy Littles, Mrs. Carol Lanier and Mrs. Yvonne Hall, all of Statesboro; Mrs. Clara Lynch of Augusta, Mrs. Runell Stephens of Decatur, Mrs. Sadie Pearson of Jersey City, N.J.; Mrs. Frances Fields of Plainfield, N.J., Mrs. Barbara Easterling of Fort Polk, La., and Mrs. Brenda Holliday of Nashville, Tenn.; three sons, Tom Littles Jr. of Jersey City, Larry Littles of Statesboro and Staff Sgt. Jerry Littles, stationed in West Germany; two sisters, Mrs. Lessie Mae Harvey of Jersey City and Mrs. Naomi Haggard of New York City; two brothers, Dave Littles Jr. of New York City and Willie Littles of Statesboro; and 27 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Sunday at Elm Street Church of God, burial in Eastside Cemetery in Statesboro. Payton's Mortuary of Statesboro.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1982
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Effie Littles of Statesboro; nine daughters, Miss Dorothy Littles, Mrs. Carol Lanier and Mrs. Yvonne Hall, all of Statesboro; Mrs. Clara Lynch of Augusta, Mrs. Runell Stephens of Decatur, Mrs. Sadie Pearson of Jersey City, N.J.; Mrs. Frances Fields of Plainfield, N.J., Mrs. Barbara Easterling of Fort Polk, La., and Mrs. Brenda Holliday of Nashville, Tenn.; three sons, Tom Littles Jr. of Jersey City, Larry Littles of Statesboro and Staff Sgt. Jerry Littles, stationed in West Germany; two sisters, Mrs. Lessie Mae Harvey of Jersey City and Mrs. Naomi Haggard of New York City; two brothers, Dave Littles Jr. of New York City and Willie Littles of Statesboro; and 27 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and several nieces.
Funeral: 3 p.m. Sunday at Elm Street Church of God, burial in Eastside Cemetery in Statesboro. Payton's Mortuary of Statesboro.
Savannah Morning News - July 24, 1982
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