MORRIS KEITH BRUMBELOE, 73, died Tuesday, April 5, 2011, at home at Selfville.

Mr. Brumbeloe was a retired supervisor with Square D, a manufacturer of electrical connectors.

Born in Jefferson County, he was son of the late Francis Jerome and Nancy Lucilla Self Brumbeloe and husband of Janice O'Donnell Brumbeloe.

Predeceased by parents and brother Gray Brumbeloe, he is survived by his wife; sons Michael (Susan) Brumbeloe Sr. of Cullman and Keith Allen Brumbeloe of Roanoke, Texas; daughter Tina (Eugene) Howard of Pinson; seven grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; sister Vivian (David) Hughes of Pinson; sisters-in-law Sue Brumbeloe of Remlap and Charlotte Sikes of Stone Mountain, Ga.; and uncle Alfred Self of Pinson.

Rufus Harris directed services April 8 at 11 a.m. at Locust Fork Baptist Church. Burial was at Marvin's Chapel Cemetery, Lemley Funeral Home directing.

MORRIS KEITH BRUMBELOE, 73, died Tuesday, April 5, 2011, at home at Selfville.

Mr. Brumbeloe was a retired supervisor with Square D, a manufacturer of electrical connectors.

Born in Jefferson County, he was son of the late Francis Jerome and Nancy Lucilla Self Brumbeloe and husband of Janice O'Donnell Brumbeloe.

Predeceased by parents and brother Gray Brumbeloe, he is survived by his wife; sons Michael (Susan) Brumbeloe Sr. of Cullman and Keith Allen Brumbeloe of Roanoke, Texas; daughter Tina (Eugene) Howard of Pinson; seven grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; sister Vivian (David) Hughes of Pinson; sisters-in-law Sue Brumbeloe of Remlap and Charlotte Sikes of Stone Mountain, Ga.; and uncle Alfred Self of Pinson.

Rufus Harris directed services April 8 at 11 a.m. at Locust Fork Baptist Church. Burial was at Marvin's Chapel Cemetery, Lemley Funeral Home directing.