Arthur Bronlow Tissington III, a veteran of World War II and lifelong member of Government Street Presbyterian Church, died Friday at Mercy Medical Center. He was 75.
Tissington was a 1939 graduate of UMS and 1943 graduate of The Citadel. He was co-founder of Habitat for Humanity of Mobile and an organizer of the Presbytery of South Alabama's Mission Outreach to Merida, Mexico.
Survivors include his wife, Martha Brown Tissington of Mobile; one son, Arthur B. Tissington IV of Pensacola; two daughters, Martha T. Reed of Oakland, Calif., and Bligh T. Jones of Mobile; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at Government Street Presbyterian Church, with time to be announced. Memorials may be made the the church or a favorite charity
Mobile Register (AL) - Sunday, March 23, 1997
http://www.citadel.edu/citadel-history/powmia/world-war-ii.html
1943 Arthur B. Tissington CPL USA Holland Released October 6, 1944
Tissington was a 1939 graduate of UMS and 1943 graduate of The Citadel. He was co-founder of Habitat for Humanity of Mobile and an organizer of the Presbytery of South Alabama's Mission Outreach to Merida, Mexico.
Survivors include his wife, Martha Brown Tissington of Mobile; one son, Arthur B. Tissington IV of Pensacola; two daughters, Martha T. Reed of Oakland, Calif., and Bligh T. Jones of Mobile; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at Government Street Presbyterian Church, with time to be announced. Memorials may be made the the church or a favorite charity
Mobile Register (AL) - Sunday, March 23, 1997
http://www.citadel.edu/citadel-history/powmia/world-war-ii.html
1943 Arthur B. Tissington CPL USA Holland Released October 6, 1944
Arthur Bronlow Tissington III, a veteran of World War II and lifelong member of Government Street Presbyterian Church, died Friday at Mercy Medical Center. He was 75.
Tissington was a 1939 graduate of UMS and 1943 graduate of The Citadel. He was co-founder of Habitat for Humanity of Mobile and an organizer of the Presbytery of South Alabama's Mission Outreach to Merida, Mexico.
Survivors include his wife, Martha Brown Tissington of Mobile; one son, Arthur B. Tissington IV of Pensacola; two daughters, Martha T. Reed of Oakland, Calif., and Bligh T. Jones of Mobile; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at Government Street Presbyterian Church, with time to be announced. Memorials may be made the the church or a favorite charity
Mobile Register (AL) - Sunday, March 23, 1997
http://www.citadel.edu/citadel-history/powmia/world-war-ii.html
1943 Arthur B. Tissington CPL USA Holland Released October 6, 1944
Tissington was a 1939 graduate of UMS and 1943 graduate of The Citadel. He was co-founder of Habitat for Humanity of Mobile and an organizer of the Presbytery of South Alabama's Mission Outreach to Merida, Mexico.
Survivors include his wife, Martha Brown Tissington of Mobile; one son, Arthur B. Tissington IV of Pensacola; two daughters, Martha T. Reed of Oakland, Calif., and Bligh T. Jones of Mobile; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at Government Street Presbyterian Church, with time to be announced. Memorials may be made the the church or a favorite charity
Mobile Register (AL) - Sunday, March 23, 1997
http://www.citadel.edu/citadel-history/powmia/world-war-ii.html
1943 Arthur B. Tissington CPL USA Holland Released October 6, 1944
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