Jim W. Reddin, age 76, of Little Rock, died Tuesday, October 7, 2014. He was born November 28, 1937 at Tinsman, Arkansas. He was the oldest son of Clarence and Nellie Tomlinson Reddin of Hampton. Other than his parents he was preceded in death by a daughter, Carol Paige, and one brother, Phil Reddin of Hampton.
Jim was a long time member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the American Legion Post #1, F.O.E. Post # 60, the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association, and a dedicated farmer for many years. He was retired from Krebs Brothers Supply Company and also worked for Dixie Equipment Company in Little Rock. Jim enjoyed his retirement years growing vegetables on his farm in Mabelvale.
Jim was a long time member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the American Legion Post #1, F.O.E. Post # 60, the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association, and a dedicated farmer for many years. He was retired from Krebs Brothers Supply Company and also worked for Dixie Equipment Company in Little Rock. Jim enjoyed his retirement years growing vegetables on his farm in Mabelvale.
Jim W. Reddin, age 76, of Little Rock, died Tuesday, October 7, 2014. He was born November 28, 1937 at Tinsman, Arkansas. He was the oldest son of Clarence and Nellie Tomlinson Reddin of Hampton. Other than his parents he was preceded in death by a daughter, Carol Paige, and one brother, Phil Reddin of Hampton.
Jim was a long time member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the American Legion Post #1, F.O.E. Post # 60, the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association, and a dedicated farmer for many years. He was retired from Krebs Brothers Supply Company and also worked for Dixie Equipment Company in Little Rock. Jim enjoyed his retirement years growing vegetables on his farm in Mabelvale.
Jim was a long time member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the American Legion Post #1, F.O.E. Post # 60, the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association, and a dedicated farmer for many years. He was retired from Krebs Brothers Supply Company and also worked for Dixie Equipment Company in Little Rock. Jim enjoyed his retirement years growing vegetables on his farm in Mabelvale.
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