Marvin Lewis Dies At Robins
WARNER ROBINS— Marvin Baxter Lewis 75 of 291 Peachtree Circle died at his residence about 10 pm Saturday after suffering a heart attack.
A retired civil service employee and a retired merchant, Lewis operated Pop's Place In Warner Robins. He had lived In Warner Robing for the past 18 years coming from Buford. He was a member of the First Baptist Church where he served as a deacon.
Lewis was a member of the Tyrian Masonic Lodge.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watson-Walnright Funeral Home.
Surviving are his wife Ms. Pearl Thompson Lewis; two sons, Marion B Lewis of Macon and Walter E Lewis of Columbus; four daughters, Mrs H A Cox of Santa Fe N.M., Mrs J W Bagley of Buford, Mrs J R Shadburn of Warner Robins, and Mrs Tom C Bray of Dublin; one sister, Mrs Mack Hannah of Nashville Tenn; two brothers, Will Lewis of Nashville Tenn, and John Lewis of Buford.
WARNER ROBINS— Marvin Baxter Lewis 75 of 291 Peachtree Circle died at his residence about 10 pm Saturday after suffering a heart attack.
A retired civil service employee and a retired merchant, Lewis operated Pop's Place In Warner Robins. He had lived In Warner Robing for the past 18 years coming from Buford. He was a member of the First Baptist Church where he served as a deacon.
Lewis was a member of the Tyrian Masonic Lodge.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watson-Walnright Funeral Home.
Surviving are his wife Ms. Pearl Thompson Lewis; two sons, Marion B Lewis of Macon and Walter E Lewis of Columbus; four daughters, Mrs H A Cox of Santa Fe N.M., Mrs J W Bagley of Buford, Mrs J R Shadburn of Warner Robins, and Mrs Tom C Bray of Dublin; one sister, Mrs Mack Hannah of Nashville Tenn; two brothers, Will Lewis of Nashville Tenn, and John Lewis of Buford.
Marvin Lewis Dies At Robins
WARNER ROBINS— Marvin Baxter Lewis 75 of 291 Peachtree Circle died at his residence about 10 pm Saturday after suffering a heart attack.
A retired civil service employee and a retired merchant, Lewis operated Pop's Place In Warner Robins. He had lived In Warner Robing for the past 18 years coming from Buford. He was a member of the First Baptist Church where he served as a deacon.
Lewis was a member of the Tyrian Masonic Lodge.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watson-Walnright Funeral Home.
Surviving are his wife Ms. Pearl Thompson Lewis; two sons, Marion B Lewis of Macon and Walter E Lewis of Columbus; four daughters, Mrs H A Cox of Santa Fe N.M., Mrs J W Bagley of Buford, Mrs J R Shadburn of Warner Robins, and Mrs Tom C Bray of Dublin; one sister, Mrs Mack Hannah of Nashville Tenn; two brothers, Will Lewis of Nashville Tenn, and John Lewis of Buford.
WARNER ROBINS— Marvin Baxter Lewis 75 of 291 Peachtree Circle died at his residence about 10 pm Saturday after suffering a heart attack.
A retired civil service employee and a retired merchant, Lewis operated Pop's Place In Warner Robins. He had lived In Warner Robing for the past 18 years coming from Buford. He was a member of the First Baptist Church where he served as a deacon.
Lewis was a member of the Tyrian Masonic Lodge.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Watson-Walnright Funeral Home.
Surviving are his wife Ms. Pearl Thompson Lewis; two sons, Marion B Lewis of Macon and Walter E Lewis of Columbus; four daughters, Mrs H A Cox of Santa Fe N.M., Mrs J W Bagley of Buford, Mrs J R Shadburn of Warner Robins, and Mrs Tom C Bray of Dublin; one sister, Mrs Mack Hannah of Nashville Tenn; two brothers, Will Lewis of Nashville Tenn, and John Lewis of Buford.
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