Early County  Georgia Obits Fowler Nixon McNair

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Fowler Nixon McNair


Fowler Nixon McNair, age 74, of Route 2, Leary, died at
Palmyra Park Hospital in Albany Monday, November 5, 1984.


Mr. McNair was born in Early County October 3, 1910.  His
parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. McNair.  He
was a member of Milford Methodist Church.  He was a
retired farmer.


Funeral service was held Wednesday, November 7, 1984, at
3:00 p. m. at the Milford Baptist Church.  Interment was
in the Christ Cemetery in Arlington. Rev. John Mathis and
Rev. T. A. McDonald officiated.


Active pallbearers were Mike Irvin, Mike Lanier, George
Tennille, William Hammill, Gene Melvin and Gerald
Griffin.  Honorary pallbearers Bryan Tabb, Clarence
Bryan, Ross Norton, Louie Kidd, Charlie Ray, Hubert
Campbell, Lemuel Collins, Hugh Kidd, Anderson Hudgins,
Clete Horn, Jim Fowles, Henry Simmons, Wren Bagley, Jim
Futrell, Deborah Sox, Ivan Tomblin, Tommy Jowers and Bill
Willis.


Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Posey McNair; two sons,
Nick McNair, Lexington, S. C. and Hamill McNair, Camilla;
one brother, Carl McNair, Dublin; one sister, Mrs.
Imogene Mapp, Forest Park, and five grandchildren.


Colquitt Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.


Source:  Miller County Liberal November 15, 1984,
Colquitt, Miller County, Georgia. *Note Fowler Nixon
McNair was the son of Bryant Lafayette McNair and Therea
Middleton.  He was married 02 January 1942 Blakely, Early
Co., GA to Posey Beatrice Hamill.

Submitted by: Brenda King McNair < bmcnair614@aol.com > 


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