Fredrick "Fred" Sebourn, age 83, of White Hall, died Friday, February 22, 2013.
Born April 17, 1929 at England, he was a son of the late James Oscar Sebourn and Theora Wooten Sebourn. He spent his early years as a farm manager at Swan Lake. In 1960, he moved to Pine Bluff and was employed as a security guard at International Paper Company, retiring after 21 years of service.
His retirement years were fruitful, as he was blessed and able to take part in many building projects and working on buses at his beloved church, First Assembly of God. He had served as an usher for 46 years and as a deacon and trustee for several years.
Preceding him in death are four brothers: William Calvin Sebourn, James Lester Sebourn, Virgil Sebourn, and Oscar Junior Sebourn; and three sisters: Bonnie Marie Dworkin, Virginia Sebourn, and Kathleen Jones.
Mr. Sebourn's survivors include his wife, Annie Louise Mathews Sebourn, whom he married on February 7, 1951 at Reydel: a son, Randy Joe Sebourn (Janet); two granddaughters, Carla Michelle Talley (Carey) and Randi Lynette Durham (Stephen); two great-grandchildren, Camryn and Carter Talley; and three sisters, Audrea Sebourn, Audette Hedges, and Anna Mae Bell.
Born April 17, 1929 at England, he was a son of the late James Oscar Sebourn and Theora Wooten Sebourn. He spent his early years as a farm manager at Swan Lake. In 1960, he moved to Pine Bluff and was employed as a security guard at International Paper Company, retiring after 21 years of service.
His retirement years were fruitful, as he was blessed and able to take part in many building projects and working on buses at his beloved church, First Assembly of God. He had served as an usher for 46 years and as a deacon and trustee for several years.
Preceding him in death are four brothers: William Calvin Sebourn, James Lester Sebourn, Virgil Sebourn, and Oscar Junior Sebourn; and three sisters: Bonnie Marie Dworkin, Virginia Sebourn, and Kathleen Jones.
Mr. Sebourn's survivors include his wife, Annie Louise Mathews Sebourn, whom he married on February 7, 1951 at Reydel: a son, Randy Joe Sebourn (Janet); two granddaughters, Carla Michelle Talley (Carey) and Randi Lynette Durham (Stephen); two great-grandchildren, Camryn and Carter Talley; and three sisters, Audrea Sebourn, Audette Hedges, and Anna Mae Bell.
Fredrick "Fred" Sebourn, age 83, of White Hall, died Friday, February 22, 2013.
Born April 17, 1929 at England, he was a son of the late James Oscar Sebourn and Theora Wooten Sebourn. He spent his early years as a farm manager at Swan Lake. In 1960, he moved to Pine Bluff and was employed as a security guard at International Paper Company, retiring after 21 years of service.
His retirement years were fruitful, as he was blessed and able to take part in many building projects and working on buses at his beloved church, First Assembly of God. He had served as an usher for 46 years and as a deacon and trustee for several years.
Preceding him in death are four brothers: William Calvin Sebourn, James Lester Sebourn, Virgil Sebourn, and Oscar Junior Sebourn; and three sisters: Bonnie Marie Dworkin, Virginia Sebourn, and Kathleen Jones.
Mr. Sebourn's survivors include his wife, Annie Louise Mathews Sebourn, whom he married on February 7, 1951 at Reydel: a son, Randy Joe Sebourn (Janet); two granddaughters, Carla Michelle Talley (Carey) and Randi Lynette Durham (Stephen); two great-grandchildren, Camryn and Carter Talley; and three sisters, Audrea Sebourn, Audette Hedges, and Anna Mae Bell.
Born April 17, 1929 at England, he was a son of the late James Oscar Sebourn and Theora Wooten Sebourn. He spent his early years as a farm manager at Swan Lake. In 1960, he moved to Pine Bluff and was employed as a security guard at International Paper Company, retiring after 21 years of service.
His retirement years were fruitful, as he was blessed and able to take part in many building projects and working on buses at his beloved church, First Assembly of God. He had served as an usher for 46 years and as a deacon and trustee for several years.
Preceding him in death are four brothers: William Calvin Sebourn, James Lester Sebourn, Virgil Sebourn, and Oscar Junior Sebourn; and three sisters: Bonnie Marie Dworkin, Virginia Sebourn, and Kathleen Jones.
Mr. Sebourn's survivors include his wife, Annie Louise Mathews Sebourn, whom he married on February 7, 1951 at Reydel: a son, Randy Joe Sebourn (Janet); two granddaughters, Carla Michelle Talley (Carey) and Randi Lynette Durham (Stephen); two great-grandchildren, Camryn and Carter Talley; and three sisters, Audrea Sebourn, Audette Hedges, and Anna Mae Bell.
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