Basham, Larry Kenneth
Master Larry Kenneth Basham, three-year-old son of Larry and Debbie Basham of Ambrose Circle in Jackson, died Sunday morning at Egleston Hospital in Atlanta.
A Rosary was said Tuesday, Aug. 14, in the chapel of Hastien Funeral Home in Jackson. The Mass was celebrated Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson, with Father Donnelon officiating.
Master Basham was born in Spalding County on Jan. 2, the first baby born in Spalding or Butts County in 1987. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Survivors also include his sister, Stephanie Anne Basham of Jackson; brother, Andrew Lamar Basham of Jackson; grandparents, Bert and Faye Basham of Jackson; great grandmother, Sophie Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; great uncle, Kenneth Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; and aunts, Mary Jones of Jackson, and Brenda Basham of Marietta.
Those desiring may contribute to the Larry Kenneth Basham Memorial Fund at Mcintosh State Bank in Jackson.
Haisten Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Jackson Progress Argus 15 Aug 1990
Master Larry Kenneth Basham, three-year-old son of Larry and Debbie Basham of Ambrose Circle in Jackson, died Sunday morning at Egleston Hospital in Atlanta.
A Rosary was said Tuesday, Aug. 14, in the chapel of Hastien Funeral Home in Jackson. The Mass was celebrated Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson, with Father Donnelon officiating.
Master Basham was born in Spalding County on Jan. 2, the first baby born in Spalding or Butts County in 1987. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Survivors also include his sister, Stephanie Anne Basham of Jackson; brother, Andrew Lamar Basham of Jackson; grandparents, Bert and Faye Basham of Jackson; great grandmother, Sophie Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; great uncle, Kenneth Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; and aunts, Mary Jones of Jackson, and Brenda Basham of Marietta.
Those desiring may contribute to the Larry Kenneth Basham Memorial Fund at Mcintosh State Bank in Jackson.
Haisten Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Jackson Progress Argus 15 Aug 1990
Basham, Larry Kenneth
Master Larry Kenneth Basham, three-year-old son of Larry and Debbie Basham of Ambrose Circle in Jackson, died Sunday morning at Egleston Hospital in Atlanta.
A Rosary was said Tuesday, Aug. 14, in the chapel of Hastien Funeral Home in Jackson. The Mass was celebrated Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson, with Father Donnelon officiating.
Master Basham was born in Spalding County on Jan. 2, the first baby born in Spalding or Butts County in 1987. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Survivors also include his sister, Stephanie Anne Basham of Jackson; brother, Andrew Lamar Basham of Jackson; grandparents, Bert and Faye Basham of Jackson; great grandmother, Sophie Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; great uncle, Kenneth Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; and aunts, Mary Jones of Jackson, and Brenda Basham of Marietta.
Those desiring may contribute to the Larry Kenneth Basham Memorial Fund at Mcintosh State Bank in Jackson.
Haisten Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Jackson Progress Argus 15 Aug 1990
Master Larry Kenneth Basham, three-year-old son of Larry and Debbie Basham of Ambrose Circle in Jackson, died Sunday morning at Egleston Hospital in Atlanta.
A Rosary was said Tuesday, Aug. 14, in the chapel of Hastien Funeral Home in Jackson. The Mass was celebrated Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson, with Father Donnelon officiating.
Master Basham was born in Spalding County on Jan. 2, the first baby born in Spalding or Butts County in 1987. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Survivors also include his sister, Stephanie Anne Basham of Jackson; brother, Andrew Lamar Basham of Jackson; grandparents, Bert and Faye Basham of Jackson; great grandmother, Sophie Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; great uncle, Kenneth Kornas of Hammond, Ind.; and aunts, Mary Jones of Jackson, and Brenda Basham of Marietta.
Those desiring may contribute to the Larry Kenneth Basham Memorial Fund at Mcintosh State Bank in Jackson.
Haisten Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Jackson Progress Argus 15 Aug 1990
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