Lawrence Raymond "Pop" Talley, 90, of 1200 Snow Hill Road, Alton died Aug. 1, 2010 at South Boston Manor.
He was born May 27, 1920 in Halifax County, a son of the late Victoria Cole Talley and Robert Talley and was married to the late Doris Watts Talley. He was a member of Black Walnut Baptist Church, charter member of Cluster Springs Volunteer Fire Department and Halifax County Saddle Club and retired farmer and retired owner/operator of L.R. Talley Grocery.
He is survived by sons, Lawrence Wayland Talley and wife Nell of Alton, Kenneth Owen Talley and wife Jeanne of Strasburg; brother, Melvin Talley of South Boston; sister, Frances T. Puckett of Oxford, NC and grandchildren, Mitch Talley, Chris Talley, Robyn Pottage, Amanda Crevenke, Courtney Parker, Kara Taylor and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers Elmo Talley and O'Neal Talley and sister Irene Cole and Ruth Cole.
A graveside service was held Wednesday at Halifax Memorial Gardens with Rev. Raymond Wooten officiating.
He was born May 27, 1920 in Halifax County, a son of the late Victoria Cole Talley and Robert Talley and was married to the late Doris Watts Talley. He was a member of Black Walnut Baptist Church, charter member of Cluster Springs Volunteer Fire Department and Halifax County Saddle Club and retired farmer and retired owner/operator of L.R. Talley Grocery.
He is survived by sons, Lawrence Wayland Talley and wife Nell of Alton, Kenneth Owen Talley and wife Jeanne of Strasburg; brother, Melvin Talley of South Boston; sister, Frances T. Puckett of Oxford, NC and grandchildren, Mitch Talley, Chris Talley, Robyn Pottage, Amanda Crevenke, Courtney Parker, Kara Taylor and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers Elmo Talley and O'Neal Talley and sister Irene Cole and Ruth Cole.
A graveside service was held Wednesday at Halifax Memorial Gardens with Rev. Raymond Wooten officiating.
Lawrence Raymond "Pop" Talley, 90, of 1200 Snow Hill Road, Alton died Aug. 1, 2010 at South Boston Manor.
He was born May 27, 1920 in Halifax County, a son of the late Victoria Cole Talley and Robert Talley and was married to the late Doris Watts Talley. He was a member of Black Walnut Baptist Church, charter member of Cluster Springs Volunteer Fire Department and Halifax County Saddle Club and retired farmer and retired owner/operator of L.R. Talley Grocery.
He is survived by sons, Lawrence Wayland Talley and wife Nell of Alton, Kenneth Owen Talley and wife Jeanne of Strasburg; brother, Melvin Talley of South Boston; sister, Frances T. Puckett of Oxford, NC and grandchildren, Mitch Talley, Chris Talley, Robyn Pottage, Amanda Crevenke, Courtney Parker, Kara Taylor and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers Elmo Talley and O'Neal Talley and sister Irene Cole and Ruth Cole.
A graveside service was held Wednesday at Halifax Memorial Gardens with Rev. Raymond Wooten officiating.
He was born May 27, 1920 in Halifax County, a son of the late Victoria Cole Talley and Robert Talley and was married to the late Doris Watts Talley. He was a member of Black Walnut Baptist Church, charter member of Cluster Springs Volunteer Fire Department and Halifax County Saddle Club and retired farmer and retired owner/operator of L.R. Talley Grocery.
He is survived by sons, Lawrence Wayland Talley and wife Nell of Alton, Kenneth Owen Talley and wife Jeanne of Strasburg; brother, Melvin Talley of South Boston; sister, Frances T. Puckett of Oxford, NC and grandchildren, Mitch Talley, Chris Talley, Robyn Pottage, Amanda Crevenke, Courtney Parker, Kara Taylor and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers Elmo Talley and O'Neal Talley and sister Irene Cole and Ruth Cole.
A graveside service was held Wednesday at Halifax Memorial Gardens with Rev. Raymond Wooten officiating.
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