Don Webb was the 5th child of 10 children of Milt and Effie McDearman Webb. He was a father and family man. He was well-known in the small community that he grew up in and was a member of the Jolley Springs Missionary Baptist Church. Due to the death of his young wife only 9 months after their marriage, he was thrust into a life as a single father. He was blessed with three grandchildren, siblings, and many loved ones to share his life.
Although he lived for another 52 years after the death of his new bride, he never remarried.
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Don Webb, a life-long resident of Weakley County, was preceded in death by his parents, Milt and Effie Webb, wife, Violet Jones Webb; a brother, Horace B. Webb; sisters, one who died in infancy, Jimmye Webb, and Pauline Maddox. He was survived by one daughter, Martha (Jamie D.) Pate; grandchildren: Violet, Tommy, and Donna; brothers: Gus H. (Eunice) Webb, Wade Webb, and T.D. (Virginia) Webb; sisters, Ruby (John) Peery, and Lottie Fisher, along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Although he lived for another 52 years after the death of his new bride, he never remarried.
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Don Webb, a life-long resident of Weakley County, was preceded in death by his parents, Milt and Effie Webb, wife, Violet Jones Webb; a brother, Horace B. Webb; sisters, one who died in infancy, Jimmye Webb, and Pauline Maddox. He was survived by one daughter, Martha (Jamie D.) Pate; grandchildren: Violet, Tommy, and Donna; brothers: Gus H. (Eunice) Webb, Wade Webb, and T.D. (Virginia) Webb; sisters, Ruby (John) Peery, and Lottie Fisher, along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Don Webb was the 5th child of 10 children of Milt and Effie McDearman Webb. He was a father and family man. He was well-known in the small community that he grew up in and was a member of the Jolley Springs Missionary Baptist Church. Due to the death of his young wife only 9 months after their marriage, he was thrust into a life as a single father. He was blessed with three grandchildren, siblings, and many loved ones to share his life.
Although he lived for another 52 years after the death of his new bride, he never remarried.
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Don Webb, a life-long resident of Weakley County, was preceded in death by his parents, Milt and Effie Webb, wife, Violet Jones Webb; a brother, Horace B. Webb; sisters, one who died in infancy, Jimmye Webb, and Pauline Maddox. He was survived by one daughter, Martha (Jamie D.) Pate; grandchildren: Violet, Tommy, and Donna; brothers: Gus H. (Eunice) Webb, Wade Webb, and T.D. (Virginia) Webb; sisters, Ruby (John) Peery, and Lottie Fisher, along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Although he lived for another 52 years after the death of his new bride, he never remarried.
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Don Webb, a life-long resident of Weakley County, was preceded in death by his parents, Milt and Effie Webb, wife, Violet Jones Webb; a brother, Horace B. Webb; sisters, one who died in infancy, Jimmye Webb, and Pauline Maddox. He was survived by one daughter, Martha (Jamie D.) Pate; grandchildren: Violet, Tommy, and Donna; brothers: Gus H. (Eunice) Webb, Wade Webb, and T.D. (Virginia) Webb; sisters, Ruby (John) Peery, and Lottie Fisher, along with numerous nieces and nephews.
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