Memorial Obituary
Entered Into Eternal Rest
Tuesday, November 5, 1974
Mrs. Elzie Sesco
Mrs. Elzie Robinette Sesco, 52, of Hatfield, died at 6:10 a.m. Tuesday at the Pikeville Methodist Hospital after a long illness.
Born in Pike County, she was a daughter of Elbert and Bertha Canada Robinette, She was a member of the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church at Varney.
Survivors include her husband, Leonard Sesco; 10 sons, Lowell Thomas Sesco, Vernel Lee Sesco, Kenneth Sesco, Bobby Gene Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, all of Hatfield; Elbert Rodolph Sesco, of Toler; Ernest Sesco, of Turkey Creek; Harold Sesco, of Varney; two daughters, Mrs. Dorsie Fletcher, of Chattaroy, W. Va., and Miss Deborah Lynn Sesco, of Hatfield; three brothers, Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette and Joe Robinette, all of Varney; five sisters, Mrs. Almeta Johnson, of Rawl, W. Va.; Mrs. Allie Mae Walters, of Hatfield; Mrs. Lucille McCoy, of Texarkana, Texas; Mrs. Lizzie Blackburn, of Sidney and Mrs. Eunice McCoy, of Grand Prairie, Texas and 20 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church. Grover Adkins, Ed May and others will officiate. Burial will follow in the Robinette Cemetery at Varney under direction of the Baker Funeral Home.
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With much sadness we try to write the Obituary of our dearest Sister, Elzie Robinette Sesco. She was the daughter of Elbert Robinette and Bertha (Canada) Robinette who preceded her in death. She was born March 6, 1922.
She was married to Leonard Sesco March 9, 1940 and to this union was born 12 children, 10 boys and 2 girls: Lowell T. Sesco, Bobby G. Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, Vernel Sesco, Kenneth Sesco and Debbie Sesco, all of Hatfield, Ky.; Elbert R. Sesco, Toler, Ky.; Ernest Sesco, Turkey Creek, Ky.; Dorsie Fletcher, Chattaroy, W. Va.; and Harold Sesco, Varney, Ky. She leaves 22 grandchildren.
Her surviving brothers and sisters are Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette, Joe Robinette, all of Varney, Ky.; Allie Mae Walters, Hatfield, Ky.; Lizzie Blackburn, Sidney, Ky.; Almeda Johnson, Rawl, W. Va.; Eunice McCoy, Grand Prairie, Texas; and Lucille McCoy, Texarkana, Texas.
She joined the Pilgrim's Home Regular Baptist Church on November 10, 1966 and was baptized by the hands of Elders J.E. Williamson and Millis Roberts. Sister Elzie lived a faithful life until the Lord called her away. She leaves the entire Pilgrim's Home Church to mourn her loss along with a host of friends.
She was so sick she never got to attend Mother and Daddy's funeral. Her mind was always with Leonard, her children and others. We could say many good things about her but will only say, children be good to one another as she always wanted you to. If we make peace with the Lord, we will meet her some sweet day.
Written by her sisters, Mrs. J.S. Walters and Mrs. Bobby E. McCoy; and by Marshall Williamson, a brother in Hope.
Entered Into Eternal Rest
Tuesday, November 5, 1974
Mrs. Elzie Sesco
Mrs. Elzie Robinette Sesco, 52, of Hatfield, died at 6:10 a.m. Tuesday at the Pikeville Methodist Hospital after a long illness.
Born in Pike County, she was a daughter of Elbert and Bertha Canada Robinette, She was a member of the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church at Varney.
Survivors include her husband, Leonard Sesco; 10 sons, Lowell Thomas Sesco, Vernel Lee Sesco, Kenneth Sesco, Bobby Gene Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, all of Hatfield; Elbert Rodolph Sesco, of Toler; Ernest Sesco, of Turkey Creek; Harold Sesco, of Varney; two daughters, Mrs. Dorsie Fletcher, of Chattaroy, W. Va., and Miss Deborah Lynn Sesco, of Hatfield; three brothers, Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette and Joe Robinette, all of Varney; five sisters, Mrs. Almeta Johnson, of Rawl, W. Va.; Mrs. Allie Mae Walters, of Hatfield; Mrs. Lucille McCoy, of Texarkana, Texas; Mrs. Lizzie Blackburn, of Sidney and Mrs. Eunice McCoy, of Grand Prairie, Texas and 20 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church. Grover Adkins, Ed May and others will officiate. Burial will follow in the Robinette Cemetery at Varney under direction of the Baker Funeral Home.
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With much sadness we try to write the Obituary of our dearest Sister, Elzie Robinette Sesco. She was the daughter of Elbert Robinette and Bertha (Canada) Robinette who preceded her in death. She was born March 6, 1922.
She was married to Leonard Sesco March 9, 1940 and to this union was born 12 children, 10 boys and 2 girls: Lowell T. Sesco, Bobby G. Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, Vernel Sesco, Kenneth Sesco and Debbie Sesco, all of Hatfield, Ky.; Elbert R. Sesco, Toler, Ky.; Ernest Sesco, Turkey Creek, Ky.; Dorsie Fletcher, Chattaroy, W. Va.; and Harold Sesco, Varney, Ky. She leaves 22 grandchildren.
Her surviving brothers and sisters are Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette, Joe Robinette, all of Varney, Ky.; Allie Mae Walters, Hatfield, Ky.; Lizzie Blackburn, Sidney, Ky.; Almeda Johnson, Rawl, W. Va.; Eunice McCoy, Grand Prairie, Texas; and Lucille McCoy, Texarkana, Texas.
She joined the Pilgrim's Home Regular Baptist Church on November 10, 1966 and was baptized by the hands of Elders J.E. Williamson and Millis Roberts. Sister Elzie lived a faithful life until the Lord called her away. She leaves the entire Pilgrim's Home Church to mourn her loss along with a host of friends.
She was so sick she never got to attend Mother and Daddy's funeral. Her mind was always with Leonard, her children and others. We could say many good things about her but will only say, children be good to one another as she always wanted you to. If we make peace with the Lord, we will meet her some sweet day.
Written by her sisters, Mrs. J.S. Walters and Mrs. Bobby E. McCoy; and by Marshall Williamson, a brother in Hope.
Memorial Obituary
Entered Into Eternal Rest
Tuesday, November 5, 1974
Mrs. Elzie Sesco
Mrs. Elzie Robinette Sesco, 52, of Hatfield, died at 6:10 a.m. Tuesday at the Pikeville Methodist Hospital after a long illness.
Born in Pike County, she was a daughter of Elbert and Bertha Canada Robinette, She was a member of the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church at Varney.
Survivors include her husband, Leonard Sesco; 10 sons, Lowell Thomas Sesco, Vernel Lee Sesco, Kenneth Sesco, Bobby Gene Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, all of Hatfield; Elbert Rodolph Sesco, of Toler; Ernest Sesco, of Turkey Creek; Harold Sesco, of Varney; two daughters, Mrs. Dorsie Fletcher, of Chattaroy, W. Va., and Miss Deborah Lynn Sesco, of Hatfield; three brothers, Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette and Joe Robinette, all of Varney; five sisters, Mrs. Almeta Johnson, of Rawl, W. Va.; Mrs. Allie Mae Walters, of Hatfield; Mrs. Lucille McCoy, of Texarkana, Texas; Mrs. Lizzie Blackburn, of Sidney and Mrs. Eunice McCoy, of Grand Prairie, Texas and 20 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church. Grover Adkins, Ed May and others will officiate. Burial will follow in the Robinette Cemetery at Varney under direction of the Baker Funeral Home.
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With much sadness we try to write the Obituary of our dearest Sister, Elzie Robinette Sesco. She was the daughter of Elbert Robinette and Bertha (Canada) Robinette who preceded her in death. She was born March 6, 1922.
She was married to Leonard Sesco March 9, 1940 and to this union was born 12 children, 10 boys and 2 girls: Lowell T. Sesco, Bobby G. Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, Vernel Sesco, Kenneth Sesco and Debbie Sesco, all of Hatfield, Ky.; Elbert R. Sesco, Toler, Ky.; Ernest Sesco, Turkey Creek, Ky.; Dorsie Fletcher, Chattaroy, W. Va.; and Harold Sesco, Varney, Ky. She leaves 22 grandchildren.
Her surviving brothers and sisters are Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette, Joe Robinette, all of Varney, Ky.; Allie Mae Walters, Hatfield, Ky.; Lizzie Blackburn, Sidney, Ky.; Almeda Johnson, Rawl, W. Va.; Eunice McCoy, Grand Prairie, Texas; and Lucille McCoy, Texarkana, Texas.
She joined the Pilgrim's Home Regular Baptist Church on November 10, 1966 and was baptized by the hands of Elders J.E. Williamson and Millis Roberts. Sister Elzie lived a faithful life until the Lord called her away. She leaves the entire Pilgrim's Home Church to mourn her loss along with a host of friends.
She was so sick she never got to attend Mother and Daddy's funeral. Her mind was always with Leonard, her children and others. We could say many good things about her but will only say, children be good to one another as she always wanted you to. If we make peace with the Lord, we will meet her some sweet day.
Written by her sisters, Mrs. J.S. Walters and Mrs. Bobby E. McCoy; and by Marshall Williamson, a brother in Hope.
Entered Into Eternal Rest
Tuesday, November 5, 1974
Mrs. Elzie Sesco
Mrs. Elzie Robinette Sesco, 52, of Hatfield, died at 6:10 a.m. Tuesday at the Pikeville Methodist Hospital after a long illness.
Born in Pike County, she was a daughter of Elbert and Bertha Canada Robinette, She was a member of the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church at Varney.
Survivors include her husband, Leonard Sesco; 10 sons, Lowell Thomas Sesco, Vernel Lee Sesco, Kenneth Sesco, Bobby Gene Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, all of Hatfield; Elbert Rodolph Sesco, of Toler; Ernest Sesco, of Turkey Creek; Harold Sesco, of Varney; two daughters, Mrs. Dorsie Fletcher, of Chattaroy, W. Va., and Miss Deborah Lynn Sesco, of Hatfield; three brothers, Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette and Joe Robinette, all of Varney; five sisters, Mrs. Almeta Johnson, of Rawl, W. Va.; Mrs. Allie Mae Walters, of Hatfield; Mrs. Lucille McCoy, of Texarkana, Texas; Mrs. Lizzie Blackburn, of Sidney and Mrs. Eunice McCoy, of Grand Prairie, Texas and 20 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Pilgrim Home Regular Baptist Church. Grover Adkins, Ed May and others will officiate. Burial will follow in the Robinette Cemetery at Varney under direction of the Baker Funeral Home.
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With much sadness we try to write the Obituary of our dearest Sister, Elzie Robinette Sesco. She was the daughter of Elbert Robinette and Bertha (Canada) Robinette who preceded her in death. She was born March 6, 1922.
She was married to Leonard Sesco March 9, 1940 and to this union was born 12 children, 10 boys and 2 girls: Lowell T. Sesco, Bobby G. Sesco, Leonard Sesco, Jr., John Wayne Sesco, James Ferrell Sesco, Vernel Sesco, Kenneth Sesco and Debbie Sesco, all of Hatfield, Ky.; Elbert R. Sesco, Toler, Ky.; Ernest Sesco, Turkey Creek, Ky.; Dorsie Fletcher, Chattaroy, W. Va.; and Harold Sesco, Varney, Ky. She leaves 22 grandchildren.
Her surviving brothers and sisters are Earl Robinette, Roland Robinette, Joe Robinette, all of Varney, Ky.; Allie Mae Walters, Hatfield, Ky.; Lizzie Blackburn, Sidney, Ky.; Almeda Johnson, Rawl, W. Va.; Eunice McCoy, Grand Prairie, Texas; and Lucille McCoy, Texarkana, Texas.
She joined the Pilgrim's Home Regular Baptist Church on November 10, 1966 and was baptized by the hands of Elders J.E. Williamson and Millis Roberts. Sister Elzie lived a faithful life until the Lord called her away. She leaves the entire Pilgrim's Home Church to mourn her loss along with a host of friends.
She was so sick she never got to attend Mother and Daddy's funeral. Her mind was always with Leonard, her children and others. We could say many good things about her but will only say, children be good to one another as she always wanted you to. If we make peace with the Lord, we will meet her some sweet day.
Written by her sisters, Mrs. J.S. Walters and Mrs. Bobby E. McCoy; and by Marshall Williamson, a brother in Hope.
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