| Name |
Joseph Rittener “Joe” McFADDIN [2, 3, 4, 5] |
| Birth |
16 Dec 1921 |
Gable, South Carolina  [3] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Education |
he was educated in Gable and Sumter, South Carolina; he attended the University of South Carolina [2] |
| Education |
he was educated in Gable and Sumter, South Carolina; he attended the University of South Carolina [2] |
| HIST |
of Covenant Place, Sumter, South Carolina, formerly of Victory Drive, Sumter, South Carolina After retiring, he volunteered a number of years at Crosswell Elementary School in Sumter as a teacher’s helper in the classroom. He also worked for a period of time as a precinct captain at the polls. He sang, preached and shared the love of Jesus in serveral nursing homes as a volunteer. He was active in the Shepherd’s Center, a senior group in Sumter, in the choir and other areas. As a member of the “MIssion to Men Choir,” he sang with the group and gave his testimony at many churches in many different towns. He received “The Greatest Grandparent of the Year” Award at the State Fair in 1986 for an essay that his granddaughter, Joye, wrote about him. at death- he had a great-grandchild, Jasper Groth at death- he had nieces, nephews and cousins [2] |
| HIST |
of Covenant Place, Sumter, South Carolina, formerly of Victory Drive, Sumter, South Carolina After retiring, he volunteered a number of years at Crosswell Elementary School in Sumter as a teacher’s helper in the classroom. He also worked for a period of time as a precinct captain at the polls. He sang, preached and shared the love of Jesus in serveral nursing homes as a volunteer. He was active in the Shepherd’s Center, a senior group in Sumter, in the choir and other areas. As a member of the “MIssion to Men Choir,” he sang with the group and gave his testimony at many churches in many different towns. He received “The Greatest Grandparent of the Year” Award at the State Fair in 1986 for an essay that his granddaughter, Joye, wrote about him. at death- he had a great-grandchild, Jasper Groth at death- he had nieces, nephews and cousins |
| MILI |
he served in World War II he served in the Army-Air Force from 1942-45 [2, 6] |
| MILI |
he served in World War II he served in the Army-Air Force from 1942-45 |
| Occupation |
he was a salesman for Nabisco-Kraft Foods and retired in 1983 with 35 years of experience; he also worked for the Fuller Brush Company [2] |
| Occupation |
he was a salesman for Nabisco-Kraft Foods and retired in 1983 with 35 years of experience; he also worked for the Fuller Brush Company [2] |
| Religion |
he served in Holy Cross Presbyterian Church as an elder and member of the choir for many years; while attending First Assembly of God, he had a ministry as an usher and in other areas [2] |
| Religion |
he served in Holy Cross Presbyterian Church as an elder and member of the choir for many years; while attending First Assembly of God, he had a ministry as an usher and in other areas [2] |
| _UID |
E65836A3FC9E42C199C2D0701E77FE391BF2 |
| _UID |
E65836A3FC9E42C199C2D0701E77FE391BF2 |
| Death |
23 Mar 2008 [2] |
| Burial |
29 Mar 2008 |
McFaddin Cemetery, Gable, South Carolina [2] |
- Elmore-Hill-McCreight Funeral Home & Crematory, Sumter, South Carolina
- Elmore-Hill-McCreight Funeral Home & Crematory, Sumter, South Carolina
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| Person ID |
I221110 |
Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified |
4 May 2016 |
1921 - 2008 (86 years)