James Floyd Stinnett, 90, of , Louisville, TN, died Tuesday morning at UT Medical Center.
He was retired from ALCOA in 1967 and a member of the 25-Year Club with 30 years of service.
Stinnett enjoyed gospel singing and regularly participated in the song service at Emmanuel church of the Nazarene where he had been a member since 1954.
Preceded in death by parents, Columbus Patton and Emma Purkey Stinnett; daughter, Mary Lois Stinnett; brothers, Lincoln, Charles and John Stinnett; sisters, Dona Dunlap, Pauline Trent and Gladys Hurst.
Survivors include: wife of 55 years, Susan Kagley Stinnett, daughter, Carolyn E. Stinnett of Louisville; daughter and son-in-law, Emma Louise and Harold Cunningham; granddaughter, Dawn Cunningham, all of Friendsville, brothers, Marshall A. Stinnett, the Rev Richard C. Stinnett, William C. Stinnett; sister, Lucille Carrigan, all of Maryville, many nieces, nephews and many friends.
He was retired from ALCOA in 1967 and a member of the 25-Year Club with 30 years of service.
Stinnett enjoyed gospel singing and regularly participated in the song service at Emmanuel church of the Nazarene where he had been a member since 1954.
Preceded in death by parents, Columbus Patton and Emma Purkey Stinnett; daughter, Mary Lois Stinnett; brothers, Lincoln, Charles and John Stinnett; sisters, Dona Dunlap, Pauline Trent and Gladys Hurst.
Survivors include: wife of 55 years, Susan Kagley Stinnett, daughter, Carolyn E. Stinnett of Louisville; daughter and son-in-law, Emma Louise and Harold Cunningham; granddaughter, Dawn Cunningham, all of Friendsville, brothers, Marshall A. Stinnett, the Rev Richard C. Stinnett, William C. Stinnett; sister, Lucille Carrigan, all of Maryville, many nieces, nephews and many friends.
James Floyd Stinnett, 90, of , Louisville, TN, died Tuesday morning at UT Medical Center.
He was retired from ALCOA in 1967 and a member of the 25-Year Club with 30 years of service.
Stinnett enjoyed gospel singing and regularly participated in the song service at Emmanuel church of the Nazarene where he had been a member since 1954.
Preceded in death by parents, Columbus Patton and Emma Purkey Stinnett; daughter, Mary Lois Stinnett; brothers, Lincoln, Charles and John Stinnett; sisters, Dona Dunlap, Pauline Trent and Gladys Hurst.
Survivors include: wife of 55 years, Susan Kagley Stinnett, daughter, Carolyn E. Stinnett of Louisville; daughter and son-in-law, Emma Louise and Harold Cunningham; granddaughter, Dawn Cunningham, all of Friendsville, brothers, Marshall A. Stinnett, the Rev Richard C. Stinnett, William C. Stinnett; sister, Lucille Carrigan, all of Maryville, many nieces, nephews and many friends.
He was retired from ALCOA in 1967 and a member of the 25-Year Club with 30 years of service.
Stinnett enjoyed gospel singing and regularly participated in the song service at Emmanuel church of the Nazarene where he had been a member since 1954.
Preceded in death by parents, Columbus Patton and Emma Purkey Stinnett; daughter, Mary Lois Stinnett; brothers, Lincoln, Charles and John Stinnett; sisters, Dona Dunlap, Pauline Trent and Gladys Hurst.
Survivors include: wife of 55 years, Susan Kagley Stinnett, daughter, Carolyn E. Stinnett of Louisville; daughter and son-in-law, Emma Louise and Harold Cunningham; granddaughter, Dawn Cunningham, all of Friendsville, brothers, Marshall A. Stinnett, the Rev Richard C. Stinnett, William C. Stinnett; sister, Lucille Carrigan, all of Maryville, many nieces, nephews and many friends.
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