Obituaries:  Jack Tatum, Sabine Parish       T-350
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Jul 3, 1986
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net




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Jack Tatum

  Jack Tatum, 66, husband of Mrs. Mae Brown Tatum, died Monday,
June 16, in a Lake Charles hospital.

  A Fisher native, he had lived in Lake Charles 37 years. He was
the former owner of Stop-Mor Inc., and was president and founder
of JM and F Convenience Stores.

  Mr. Tatum was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.
S. Air Force. He was a member of South City Business Club,
Quelqueshu Investment Club, Trinity Baptist Church, Shriners and
Masonic Lodge 449.

  Survivors include his wife; a son, Jack Paul Tatum of Lake
Charles; six daughters, Mrs. Dru Jarmon, Mrs. Jan Cuniff, Mrs.
Kaye T. McCullouch, Mrs. Linda T. Radford, Mrs. Mae Brown Tatum,
and Mrs. Mona Sarver, all of Lake Charles; a stepson, Hilary
Calhoun of Savanah, Ga.; a brother, Paul Tatum of Lake Charles;
three sisters, Mrs. Elaine Smallwood of Sulphur, Mrs. Elsie
Edwards of Mansfield, and Mrs. Rita Dees of Lake Charles; and
nine grandchildren.

  Services were held Thursday, June 19, at Hixson Funeral Home
Chapel, with Rev. Jim Stroud officiating.

  Burial was in Consolata Cemetery.