He moved his wife and children back to Cook County in 1952 where he farmed for several years before going to work for the DOT State of GA as a heavy equipment operator.
He worked as a builder for Jim Walter Homes, and he later built homes as a private builder. He was owner-operator of Adel Tire and Recapping. He was the creator and owner- operator Adel Pipe and Supply, and Cribb Marine MFG, Inc. which he sold to his daughters when he retired in 1986.
Survived by Doris, his wife of 51 years, and 2 daughters.
He moved his wife and children back to Cook County in 1952 where he farmed for several years before going to work for the DOT State of GA as a heavy equipment operator.
He worked as a builder for Jim Walter Homes, and he later built homes as a private builder. He was owner-operator of Adel Tire and Recapping. He was the creator and owner- operator Adel Pipe and Supply, and Cribb Marine MFG, Inc. which he sold to his daughters when he retired in 1986.
Survived by Doris, his wife of 51 years, and 2 daughters.
Family Members
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Daniel Jack Cribb
1904–1969
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Henry Loyd Cribb
1906–1975
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Lena Mae "Lenner" Cribb Knowles
1909–1973
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Rosa Lee "Rose" Cribb McLellan
1911–1964
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Joseph Albert Cribb
1913–1978
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Clara Maud Cribb
1916–1989
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Lonnie Mitchell "Jobe" Cribb
1918–1989
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John Yancey "Yance" Cribb
1923–1984
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Lucy Caroline Cribb Hembree
1925–2001
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William Demsey "Demp" Cribb
1927–1997
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Charlie Morris Cribb
1930–1987
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