Obituary - "Funeral service for G.T. Garner, 57, was held at the Camden Methodist Church on Tuesday morning at 10:30 Services were held by the pastor, Rev. J.L. Leggett. Mr. Garner died at his home on April 20. He had been ill for over five years, and become worse about two weeks ago.
He worked for 35 years with the L. and N. Railroad. He was a Mason and a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Frankie Parker Garner, he is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. C.E. Lindsey, Faxon; Mrs. C.C. Utley, Detroit; Mrs. R.H. Biggs, TN Ridge; Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, Concord, and Mrs. J.V. Stockdale, Detroit, and by one brother, J.M. Garner of Akron, OH. Half-sisters surviving are Mrs. Paul McCampbell, Big Sandy; Mrs. Clifton Turner, Evansville, IN; Bonnie Garner, Big Sandy; Mrs. Garland Green, Hopkinsville, Ky. Half-brothers surviving are Taylor Garner of Detroit; Truman Garner of Willard, OH; Charles Garner of Detroit and Billy Garner of Big Sandy; and one step-brother, Aaron Winters of Big Sandy."
The Camden Chronicle 25 Apr 1947
He worked for 35 years with the L. and N. Railroad. He was a Mason and a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Frankie Parker Garner, he is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. C.E. Lindsey, Faxon; Mrs. C.C. Utley, Detroit; Mrs. R.H. Biggs, TN Ridge; Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, Concord, and Mrs. J.V. Stockdale, Detroit, and by one brother, J.M. Garner of Akron, OH. Half-sisters surviving are Mrs. Paul McCampbell, Big Sandy; Mrs. Clifton Turner, Evansville, IN; Bonnie Garner, Big Sandy; Mrs. Garland Green, Hopkinsville, Ky. Half-brothers surviving are Taylor Garner of Detroit; Truman Garner of Willard, OH; Charles Garner of Detroit and Billy Garner of Big Sandy; and one step-brother, Aaron Winters of Big Sandy."
The Camden Chronicle 25 Apr 1947
Obituary - "Funeral service for G.T. Garner, 57, was held at the Camden Methodist Church on Tuesday morning at 10:30 Services were held by the pastor, Rev. J.L. Leggett. Mr. Garner died at his home on April 20. He had been ill for over five years, and become worse about two weeks ago.
He worked for 35 years with the L. and N. Railroad. He was a Mason and a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Frankie Parker Garner, he is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. C.E. Lindsey, Faxon; Mrs. C.C. Utley, Detroit; Mrs. R.H. Biggs, TN Ridge; Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, Concord, and Mrs. J.V. Stockdale, Detroit, and by one brother, J.M. Garner of Akron, OH. Half-sisters surviving are Mrs. Paul McCampbell, Big Sandy; Mrs. Clifton Turner, Evansville, IN; Bonnie Garner, Big Sandy; Mrs. Garland Green, Hopkinsville, Ky. Half-brothers surviving are Taylor Garner of Detroit; Truman Garner of Willard, OH; Charles Garner of Detroit and Billy Garner of Big Sandy; and one step-brother, Aaron Winters of Big Sandy."
The Camden Chronicle 25 Apr 1947
He worked for 35 years with the L. and N. Railroad. He was a Mason and a member of the Methodist Church.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Frankie Parker Garner, he is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. C.E. Lindsey, Faxon; Mrs. C.C. Utley, Detroit; Mrs. R.H. Biggs, TN Ridge; Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, Concord, and Mrs. J.V. Stockdale, Detroit, and by one brother, J.M. Garner of Akron, OH. Half-sisters surviving are Mrs. Paul McCampbell, Big Sandy; Mrs. Clifton Turner, Evansville, IN; Bonnie Garner, Big Sandy; Mrs. Garland Green, Hopkinsville, Ky. Half-brothers surviving are Taylor Garner of Detroit; Truman Garner of Willard, OH; Charles Garner of Detroit and Billy Garner of Big Sandy; and one step-brother, Aaron Winters of Big Sandy."
The Camden Chronicle 25 Apr 1947
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