Hugh Franklin Hobby, 74, of 221 Old Sardis Church Road, died Thursday, April 3, 2008, at his residence.
Born March 2, 1934, in Turner County, he was the son of the late Morris Andrew Hobby and Lillie McGlamry Hobby.
Mr. Hobby was a Korean War Army veteran and was a retired route supervisor with Pet Milk Company. He was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Plymel Hobby of Moultrie; two sons, Frank Hobby and wife Tammy of Moultrie and Chris Hobby and wife Penny of Doerun; three daughters, Ginger H. Jardon and husband Pat of Baldwin, Kan., Karen H. Pinero of Moultrie and Lisa H. Conner and husband Al of Moultrie; a brother, Elmer Hobby of Savannah; three sisters, Janet Cooper and Louise Cox, both of Albany, and Sarah Parker of Columbus; two grandchildren, Michael Jardon and Shelby Pinero.
Born March 2, 1934, in Turner County, he was the son of the late Morris Andrew Hobby and Lillie McGlamry Hobby.
Mr. Hobby was a Korean War Army veteran and was a retired route supervisor with Pet Milk Company. He was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Plymel Hobby of Moultrie; two sons, Frank Hobby and wife Tammy of Moultrie and Chris Hobby and wife Penny of Doerun; three daughters, Ginger H. Jardon and husband Pat of Baldwin, Kan., Karen H. Pinero of Moultrie and Lisa H. Conner and husband Al of Moultrie; a brother, Elmer Hobby of Savannah; three sisters, Janet Cooper and Louise Cox, both of Albany, and Sarah Parker of Columbus; two grandchildren, Michael Jardon and Shelby Pinero.
Hugh Franklin Hobby, 74, of 221 Old Sardis Church Road, died Thursday, April 3, 2008, at his residence.
Born March 2, 1934, in Turner County, he was the son of the late Morris Andrew Hobby and Lillie McGlamry Hobby.
Mr. Hobby was a Korean War Army veteran and was a retired route supervisor with Pet Milk Company. He was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Plymel Hobby of Moultrie; two sons, Frank Hobby and wife Tammy of Moultrie and Chris Hobby and wife Penny of Doerun; three daughters, Ginger H. Jardon and husband Pat of Baldwin, Kan., Karen H. Pinero of Moultrie and Lisa H. Conner and husband Al of Moultrie; a brother, Elmer Hobby of Savannah; three sisters, Janet Cooper and Louise Cox, both of Albany, and Sarah Parker of Columbus; two grandchildren, Michael Jardon and Shelby Pinero.
Born March 2, 1934, in Turner County, he was the son of the late Morris Andrew Hobby and Lillie McGlamry Hobby.
Mr. Hobby was a Korean War Army veteran and was a retired route supervisor with Pet Milk Company. He was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Plymel Hobby of Moultrie; two sons, Frank Hobby and wife Tammy of Moultrie and Chris Hobby and wife Penny of Doerun; three daughters, Ginger H. Jardon and husband Pat of Baldwin, Kan., Karen H. Pinero of Moultrie and Lisa H. Conner and husband Al of Moultrie; a brother, Elmer Hobby of Savannah; three sisters, Janet Cooper and Louise Cox, both of Albany, and Sarah Parker of Columbus; two grandchildren, Michael Jardon and Shelby Pinero.
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