Decatur County  Georgia Obits George Loyless

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George Loyless


Mr. George Loyless, age 78, of Route 1, Brinson, died
Thursday, April 16, 1987, in Southeast Alabama Medical
Center in Dothan, Alabama, after a lengthy illness.


Mr. Loyless was born in Miller County August 6, 1908, but
had lived in Decatur County for the past 50 years.  He
was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene, and was
the retired owner and operator of Loyless Donut Shop in
Brinson.  He was also a retired carpenter, and had worked
at Durham's Scrap Metal Company of Bainbridge for several
years.


Funeral services for Mr. Loyless were held Sunday, April
19, 1987, at 3:00 p. m. from the First Church of the
Nazarene with Rev. Billy Starling and Rev. David Collins
officiating.  Interment followed in Union Primitive
Baptist Church Cemetery.  (Miller Co., GA)


Pallbearers were Carrol McLendon, Charles Wright, Edwin
King, Dolan Busby, Scott Nordan and W. E. Busby.


Survivors include his wife, Lettie McLendon Loyless,
Brinson; one daughter, Mrs. Mavis Brooks, Donalsonville;
three sons Garland Loyless, Dothan, Alabama, Joe Loyless,
Bainbridge, and James (Pete) Loyless, Byers, Texas, three
sisters, Mrs. Emma Cumbie, and Mrs. Ruby Evans, both of
Bainbridge, and Mrs. Rebecca McLendon, Leesburg; 17
grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.


Cox Funeral Home, Bainbridge was in charge of
arrangements.


*** George William Loyless, Jr. was married to Lettie
McLendon 18 February 1928 in Miller County, Georgia Book
G, Page 103.***


George William Loyless was the son of George Washington
Loyless and Minnie Electra Bertie Cloud Barbree. 


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