Funeral services were held for Jamie Ray Tolbert, 24, of Lucedale, January 20, 2000, at 2 p.m. from Union Missionary Baptist Church. A native of George County and a member of the Baptist faith, he died January 1, 2000. He is survived by his parents, Cindy and Lonnie Williams; his father, Frankie Tolbert; grandparents, Robert and Faye Gordon and Lonnie and Mary Williams and his great-grandmother, Ms. Tolbert, all of Lucedale. Interment was in the Union Baptist Church Cemetery with Bro. Jimmy Long and Rev. Rickey Tanner officiating the services. Pallbearers were Ricky Pittman, Pat Binion, Jim Weeks, James McClure, Jeff Pittman and Chuck Gilbreach. George County Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. (Published in George County Times, February 3, 2000)
(Jamie was kidnapped and murdered on January 1, 2000. His body was discovered at a later date.)
(Jamie was kidnapped and murdered on January 1, 2000. His body was discovered at a later date.)
Funeral services were held for Jamie Ray Tolbert, 24, of Lucedale, January 20, 2000, at 2 p.m. from Union Missionary Baptist Church. A native of George County and a member of the Baptist faith, he died January 1, 2000. He is survived by his parents, Cindy and Lonnie Williams; his father, Frankie Tolbert; grandparents, Robert and Faye Gordon and Lonnie and Mary Williams and his great-grandmother, Ms. Tolbert, all of Lucedale. Interment was in the Union Baptist Church Cemetery with Bro. Jimmy Long and Rev. Rickey Tanner officiating the services. Pallbearers were Ricky Pittman, Pat Binion, Jim Weeks, James McClure, Jeff Pittman and Chuck Gilbreach. George County Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. (Published in George County Times, February 3, 2000)
(Jamie was kidnapped and murdered on January 1, 2000. His body was discovered at a later date.)
(Jamie was kidnapped and murdered on January 1, 2000. His body was discovered at a later date.)
Inscription
was adopted
Written by Jamie Ray Tolbert
My most valued possession is my life
This is the most valued possession,
Because I couldn't enjoy any of
my possession with out it.
If you aren't alive then you
can't enjoy any earthly things
I couldn't be with my Family.
Love Ya Forever, Jamie
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