He was born in Morris, Okla., and came to California at the age of 12. He attended Wasco elementary schools and graduated from Wasco High School. He had been a Shafter resident for 52 years before moving to Porterville four years ago.
Mr. Sexton was employed as a rancher for Tejon Ranch for 10 years and for Camp & Lachenmaier, and Phil Jeffries for 19 years. He also farmed his own ranch at the same time. He was a member of the Kern County Farm Bureau and the Porterville Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include his wife, daughters, step-children, a brother, Marvin Sexton of California; sisters, Faye Sen of Shafter, Juanita Whitlock of Porterville and Ailene Combs of Lodi; and five grandchildren.
(surviving wife was his second spouse)
Mr. Sexton was employed as a rancher for Tejon Ranch for 10 years and for Camp & Lachenmaier, and Phil Jeffries for 19 years. He also farmed his own ranch at the same time. He was a member of the Kern County Farm Bureau and the Porterville Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include his wife, daughters, step-children, a brother, Marvin Sexton of California; sisters, Faye Sen of Shafter, Juanita Whitlock of Porterville and Ailene Combs of Lodi; and five grandchildren.
(surviving wife was his second spouse)
He was born in Morris, Okla., and came to California at the age of 12. He attended Wasco elementary schools and graduated from Wasco High School. He had been a Shafter resident for 52 years before moving to Porterville four years ago.
Mr. Sexton was employed as a rancher for Tejon Ranch for 10 years and for Camp & Lachenmaier, and Phil Jeffries for 19 years. He also farmed his own ranch at the same time. He was a member of the Kern County Farm Bureau and the Porterville Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include his wife, daughters, step-children, a brother, Marvin Sexton of California; sisters, Faye Sen of Shafter, Juanita Whitlock of Porterville and Ailene Combs of Lodi; and five grandchildren.
(surviving wife was his second spouse)
Mr. Sexton was employed as a rancher for Tejon Ranch for 10 years and for Camp & Lachenmaier, and Phil Jeffries for 19 years. He also farmed his own ranch at the same time. He was a member of the Kern County Farm Bureau and the Porterville Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Survivors include his wife, daughters, step-children, a brother, Marvin Sexton of California; sisters, Faye Sen of Shafter, Juanita Whitlock of Porterville and Ailene Combs of Lodi; and five grandchildren.
(surviving wife was his second spouse)
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