He lived most of his life in McDuffie County, in the Briar Creek community. He was the son of the late Lewis F Hobbs and Estelle Rooks Hobbs Stapleton. He retired from Georgia Pacific as a trim saw operator with over thirty-three years of service, and was the owner/operator of Wayne and Janie Deer Processing. He was predeceased by his parents; and brother, Kenneth Hobbs. He is survived by his wife, Janie Hobbs; daughter, Carol Hobbs McCorkle (Chess); two step-sons, Timmy Hixon and Tommy Hixon; three grandchildren, Jonathan McCorkle, Brittany McCorkle, Chelsey McCorkle; eleven step-grandchildren; two sisters, June Hobbs (John) and Janet L. Hobbs; and two cousins, Allen Hobbs (Ruthie) and Gail Field (David).
He lived most of his life in McDuffie County, in the Briar Creek community. He was the son of the late Lewis F Hobbs and Estelle Rooks Hobbs Stapleton. He retired from Georgia Pacific as a trim saw operator with over thirty-three years of service, and was the owner/operator of Wayne and Janie Deer Processing. He was predeceased by his parents; and brother, Kenneth Hobbs. He is survived by his wife, Janie Hobbs; daughter, Carol Hobbs McCorkle (Chess); two step-sons, Timmy Hixon and Tommy Hixon; three grandchildren, Jonathan McCorkle, Brittany McCorkle, Chelsey McCorkle; eleven step-grandchildren; two sisters, June Hobbs (John) and Janet L. Hobbs; and two cousins, Allen Hobbs (Ruthie) and Gail Field (David).
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