GELIEBTES | Toby K. Aycock
TERMINE | September 30, 1970 – Oktober 17, 2011
FRIEDHOF | Ocilla Stadt
LAGE IN FRIEDHOF | Enter through the main gate and go to the end, look to the left, the lot is last grass drive on the left.
FUNERAL HOME | Paulk Funeral Home, 301 S. Haupt St., Fitzgerald, GA 31750 - T: 229 423 2033
Toby K. Aycock, 41, von Fitzgerald, Georgia, starb am Montag, Oktober 17, 2011, at the Life Care Center.
Begräbnis stattfinden wird 4:00 P.m. Mittwoch, Oktober 19, 2011, am Paulk Bestattungskapelle in Fitzgerald mit dem Rev. Ray Johnson officiating. Interment will follow in the Ocilla Cemetery. Die Familie wird von Freunden erhalten 7-9 Tuesday evening at the funeral home in Fitzgerald.
Toby was born September 30, 1970 in Fitzgerald to Daphine Adkison Fountain and the late Kenneth Aycock. He lived in Fitzgerald most of his life, Abschluss an der High School in Fitzgerald 1989 and was a former resident of Roberta. Toby farmed with his father, was an inspector for Dish Network, former was manager of The Concrete Company in Fitzgerald and the Concrete Company in Ft. Valley. He was a member of Old Prospect Baptist Church and attended Arp Baptist Church. Toby enjoyed fishing, old tractors and collecting guns and knives.
Er wird von seiner Frau überlebt, Erin “Kathy” Aycock; Tochter, Linda Aycock; mother and stepfather, Daphine & Chester Fountain; Bruder und Schwester-in-law, Tony & Virginia Aycock all of Fitzgerald as well as several nieces. Along with his father, he was preceded in death by his grandparents, Shelby & Louisa Aycock and Jack & Myrtle Adkison.
Herr. Barker was born March 6, 1944 in Sylvester, West Virginia, where he graduated from Sherman High School in West Virginia. He lived in the community for the past forty-five years. Herr. Barker was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp during the Vietnam War and retired from the Georgia Army National Guard, serving during Desert Storm. He was a former employee of Firestone Tires and retired from Coachmen Industries. Herr. Barker was a member of Grace Baptist Church, a former member, Deacon and RA leader at Irwinville Baptist Church and a former member and Deacon of Mt. Olive Baptist Church. He was a member of the American Legion, Beitrag 99.
Er wird von seiner Frau überlebt, Barbara Ann Love Barker of Fitzgerald; Töchter, Candace Ewing and Cassandra Hancock both of Fitzgerald; Enkelkinder, Sarah Ann & Eric Tucker, Dustin Ewing, Devon Ewing, Nathan Hancock, Landon Hancock and Logan Hancock; Schwiegermutter, Ollie Love of Fitzgerald; Schwester, Betty Jarvis of Elyria, OH as well as one niece and several nephews. Along with his mother, Violet Barker Harless, he was preceded in death by two sons-in-law, Max Hancock and Tommy Parrish.