Georgia:  Decatur County:  Obituary of William Cicero Aultman
6 March 1961

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Obituary of William Cicero Aultman b. 9/22/1889 in Peach Co., GA and d. 
3/6/1961 in Decatur Co. GA)


Prominent Decatur County Countian Dies: Last Rites Held Tuesday

Funeral services for W. C. Aultman, a prominent Decatur County 
resident, were held Tuesday afternoon, March 7 at 3 o'clock in the Cox 
Funeral Chapel.
	The officiating ministers were the Reverends Gaston Pollock, R. 
M. Dyches and B.T. Barksdale.
	Mr. Aultman died March 6 in Memorial Hospital at the age of 71. A 
resident of Decatur County for the past 48 years, the deceased was 
engaged in farming. He was serving on the Board of Directors of Three-
Notch Rural Electric Membership Co-op and the Board of Stewards of the 
Brinson Methodist Church of which he was a member. He was a past member 
of the Decatur County Board of Education and former secretary-treasure 
of the National Farm Loan Association.
	The deceased is survived by his wife, the former Fareby Eugenia 
Harrell; two daughters, Mrs. H. E. Rogers of Camilla and Mrs. D. C. 
Turner of Green Cove Springs, Fla; two sons, Morris Aultman of 
Bainbridge and Owen Aultman of Brinson and 10 grandchildren. One 
sister, Mrs. V.O. Long of Tifton, also survives.
	Those serving as active pallbearers were: Fred Hatcher, Willie B. 
McCollum, Homer Yarborough, Graham Bolton, Arthur Reynolds and C. T. 
Lynn, Jr.
	A large number of friends and members of the Board of Stewards of 
the Brinson Methodist Church and Three Notch R.E.A. Board formed an 
honorary escort.
	Interment followed in the Rose Lawn Gardens with Cox Funeral Home 
in charge of arrangements.



Sources: Post Searchlight Newspaper copy from E. W. Cox Funeral Home
Transcribed and submitted: April 7, 2002
Submitted by: Marsha Turner Owens, granddaughter
Email address - mato@fair.net