Funeral services for Thomas J. Sudbeck, 57, resident of Florence, will be conduced at 10 a.m. Saturday from Baldwin Chapel with Rev. Robert L. Jones officiating assisted by Rev. Don Ladiner. Interment will be made in Sinai Cemetery. Sudbeck died Thursday at the Baptist Hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Yazoo County and for 23 years was employed with the Shell Oil Refinery in Jackson.
Survivors included his wife, Mrs. Pearl Long Sudbeck, and one son, Paul Thomas Sudbeck both of Florence; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Wooten and Mrs. Hannah Hood both of Yazoo City and Mrs. Maude Digman of New York; three brothers, Henry Sudbeck, George Sudbeck both of Jackson and Clemmon Sudbeck and Jim Sudbeck both of Yazoo City. Active pallbearers will be James Henry Sudbeck, Jimmy Long, Gerald Sudbeck, Donald Long, Kyle Henry Sudbeck, and Clemmon Sudbeck Jr.
Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
24 Feb 1962, Sat • Page 5
Survivors included his wife, Mrs. Pearl Long Sudbeck, and one son, Paul Thomas Sudbeck both of Florence; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Wooten and Mrs. Hannah Hood both of Yazoo City and Mrs. Maude Digman of New York; three brothers, Henry Sudbeck, George Sudbeck both of Jackson and Clemmon Sudbeck and Jim Sudbeck both of Yazoo City. Active pallbearers will be James Henry Sudbeck, Jimmy Long, Gerald Sudbeck, Donald Long, Kyle Henry Sudbeck, and Clemmon Sudbeck Jr.
Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
24 Feb 1962, Sat • Page 5
Funeral services for Thomas J. Sudbeck, 57, resident of Florence, will be conduced at 10 a.m. Saturday from Baldwin Chapel with Rev. Robert L. Jones officiating assisted by Rev. Don Ladiner. Interment will be made in Sinai Cemetery. Sudbeck died Thursday at the Baptist Hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Yazoo County and for 23 years was employed with the Shell Oil Refinery in Jackson.
Survivors included his wife, Mrs. Pearl Long Sudbeck, and one son, Paul Thomas Sudbeck both of Florence; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Wooten and Mrs. Hannah Hood both of Yazoo City and Mrs. Maude Digman of New York; three brothers, Henry Sudbeck, George Sudbeck both of Jackson and Clemmon Sudbeck and Jim Sudbeck both of Yazoo City. Active pallbearers will be James Henry Sudbeck, Jimmy Long, Gerald Sudbeck, Donald Long, Kyle Henry Sudbeck, and Clemmon Sudbeck Jr.
Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
24 Feb 1962, Sat • Page 5
Survivors included his wife, Mrs. Pearl Long Sudbeck, and one son, Paul Thomas Sudbeck both of Florence; three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Wooten and Mrs. Hannah Hood both of Yazoo City and Mrs. Maude Digman of New York; three brothers, Henry Sudbeck, George Sudbeck both of Jackson and Clemmon Sudbeck and Jim Sudbeck both of Yazoo City. Active pallbearers will be James Henry Sudbeck, Jimmy Long, Gerald Sudbeck, Donald Long, Kyle Henry Sudbeck, and Clemmon Sudbeck Jr.
Clarion-Ledger
Jackson, Mississippi
24 Feb 1962, Sat • Page 5
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