Born October 20, 1931 in Halifax County, he was the son of the late Howard Taft Slayton and Mrs. Lona Pannell Slayton. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs. Catherine Slayton; three brothers, Willie, David and Louis Slayton and one sister, Margaret Thornton.
Prior to his retirement, he was employed by the Lynchburg Foundry, was an Army Verteran of the Korean War and was a member and Deacon of the First Buffalo Baptist Church, Long Island, Virginia.
He is survived by three daughters, Eunice Slayton of Hurt, Virginia, Patsy Everette (Antonio) of Greensboro, North Carolina and Sandra Phillips (Royston) of Newport News, Virginia; two brothers, Sterline and Calvin Slayton of Long Island, Virginia; two sisters, Elizamae Isaacs of Long Island, Virginia and Ollie Gilbert of Gladys, Virginia and other relatives.
Prior to his retirement, he was employed by the Lynchburg Foundry, was an Army Verteran of the Korean War and was a member and Deacon of the First Buffalo Baptist Church, Long Island, Virginia.
He is survived by three daughters, Eunice Slayton of Hurt, Virginia, Patsy Everette (Antonio) of Greensboro, North Carolina and Sandra Phillips (Royston) of Newport News, Virginia; two brothers, Sterline and Calvin Slayton of Long Island, Virginia; two sisters, Elizamae Isaacs of Long Island, Virginia and Ollie Gilbert of Gladys, Virginia and other relatives.
Born October 20, 1931 in Halifax County, he was the son of the late Howard Taft Slayton and Mrs. Lona Pannell Slayton. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs. Catherine Slayton; three brothers, Willie, David and Louis Slayton and one sister, Margaret Thornton.
Prior to his retirement, he was employed by the Lynchburg Foundry, was an Army Verteran of the Korean War and was a member and Deacon of the First Buffalo Baptist Church, Long Island, Virginia.
He is survived by three daughters, Eunice Slayton of Hurt, Virginia, Patsy Everette (Antonio) of Greensboro, North Carolina and Sandra Phillips (Royston) of Newport News, Virginia; two brothers, Sterline and Calvin Slayton of Long Island, Virginia; two sisters, Elizamae Isaacs of Long Island, Virginia and Ollie Gilbert of Gladys, Virginia and other relatives.
Prior to his retirement, he was employed by the Lynchburg Foundry, was an Army Verteran of the Korean War and was a member and Deacon of the First Buffalo Baptist Church, Long Island, Virginia.
He is survived by three daughters, Eunice Slayton of Hurt, Virginia, Patsy Everette (Antonio) of Greensboro, North Carolina and Sandra Phillips (Royston) of Newport News, Virginia; two brothers, Sterline and Calvin Slayton of Long Island, Virginia; two sisters, Elizamae Isaacs of Long Island, Virginia and Ollie Gilbert of Gladys, Virginia and other relatives.
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