R.L. Overstreet, 59, 3382 Highway 63 Waynesboro, died
Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1993, at the Wayne GeneralHospital. The funeral services was Oct. 8 at Freeman Chapel,with burial in Little Rock Cemetery. The Revs. BobbyWright and Norman Sanders officiated.
He was an inspector for Mississippi Department of
Transportation, a veteran of the U.S. Army and a
member of Little Rock Assembly of God Church.
He is survived by his wife, Audrey C. Overstreet of
Waynesboro; a son, David Overstreet of Waynesboro; two
daughters, Tonya Chapman of Carthage ans Sondra Mathis
of Waynesboro; five Brothers, Toy Overstreet of
Oklahoma City, OK., Boyce Overstreet of Ocean, NJ.,
Gene Overstreet of Thomasville, AL. and William
Overstreet, Jr. and Mod Overstreet, both of
Waynesboro; four sisters, Glenda Armstrong of Millry,
AL, Willa Walters of Ellisville, Azel Cooley of Clara
and Tobie Shirley of Waynesboro; and two
grandchildren, Justin Overstreet and Ashley Mathis,
both of Waynesboro.
Freeman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Attached to this orbit was following notes:
R.L.is the son of William Overstreet, Sr. {former Tax Assessor & Collector of Wayne County. A farmer who taught singing
school with his wife playing the piano. He sang
himself into "office" for two terms. His education was
limited. His descendants have done well.
Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1993, at the Wayne GeneralHospital. The funeral services was Oct. 8 at Freeman Chapel,with burial in Little Rock Cemetery. The Revs. BobbyWright and Norman Sanders officiated.
He was an inspector for Mississippi Department of
Transportation, a veteran of the U.S. Army and a
member of Little Rock Assembly of God Church.
He is survived by his wife, Audrey C. Overstreet of
Waynesboro; a son, David Overstreet of Waynesboro; two
daughters, Tonya Chapman of Carthage ans Sondra Mathis
of Waynesboro; five Brothers, Toy Overstreet of
Oklahoma City, OK., Boyce Overstreet of Ocean, NJ.,
Gene Overstreet of Thomasville, AL. and William
Overstreet, Jr. and Mod Overstreet, both of
Waynesboro; four sisters, Glenda Armstrong of Millry,
AL, Willa Walters of Ellisville, Azel Cooley of Clara
and Tobie Shirley of Waynesboro; and two
grandchildren, Justin Overstreet and Ashley Mathis,
both of Waynesboro.
Freeman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Attached to this orbit was following notes:
R.L.is the son of William Overstreet, Sr. {former Tax Assessor & Collector of Wayne County. A farmer who taught singing
school with his wife playing the piano. He sang
himself into "office" for two terms. His education was
limited. His descendants have done well.
R.L. Overstreet, 59, 3382 Highway 63 Waynesboro, died
Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1993, at the Wayne GeneralHospital. The funeral services was Oct. 8 at Freeman Chapel,with burial in Little Rock Cemetery. The Revs. BobbyWright and Norman Sanders officiated.
He was an inspector for Mississippi Department of
Transportation, a veteran of the U.S. Army and a
member of Little Rock Assembly of God Church.
He is survived by his wife, Audrey C. Overstreet of
Waynesboro; a son, David Overstreet of Waynesboro; two
daughters, Tonya Chapman of Carthage ans Sondra Mathis
of Waynesboro; five Brothers, Toy Overstreet of
Oklahoma City, OK., Boyce Overstreet of Ocean, NJ.,
Gene Overstreet of Thomasville, AL. and William
Overstreet, Jr. and Mod Overstreet, both of
Waynesboro; four sisters, Glenda Armstrong of Millry,
AL, Willa Walters of Ellisville, Azel Cooley of Clara
and Tobie Shirley of Waynesboro; and two
grandchildren, Justin Overstreet and Ashley Mathis,
both of Waynesboro.
Freeman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Attached to this orbit was following notes:
R.L.is the son of William Overstreet, Sr. {former Tax Assessor & Collector of Wayne County. A farmer who taught singing
school with his wife playing the piano. He sang
himself into "office" for two terms. His education was
limited. His descendants have done well.
Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1993, at the Wayne GeneralHospital. The funeral services was Oct. 8 at Freeman Chapel,with burial in Little Rock Cemetery. The Revs. BobbyWright and Norman Sanders officiated.
He was an inspector for Mississippi Department of
Transportation, a veteran of the U.S. Army and a
member of Little Rock Assembly of God Church.
He is survived by his wife, Audrey C. Overstreet of
Waynesboro; a son, David Overstreet of Waynesboro; two
daughters, Tonya Chapman of Carthage ans Sondra Mathis
of Waynesboro; five Brothers, Toy Overstreet of
Oklahoma City, OK., Boyce Overstreet of Ocean, NJ.,
Gene Overstreet of Thomasville, AL. and William
Overstreet, Jr. and Mod Overstreet, both of
Waynesboro; four sisters, Glenda Armstrong of Millry,
AL, Willa Walters of Ellisville, Azel Cooley of Clara
and Tobie Shirley of Waynesboro; and two
grandchildren, Justin Overstreet and Ashley Mathis,
both of Waynesboro.
Freeman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Attached to this orbit was following notes:
R.L.is the son of William Overstreet, Sr. {former Tax Assessor & Collector of Wayne County. A farmer who taught singing
school with his wife playing the piano. He sang
himself into "office" for two terms. His education was
limited. His descendants have done well.
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