Son of Henry Job and Martha Jane Lane Foxworth. Gary married Annie Mae Rowell on April 26, 1932.
A virtuous man who taught by example how to live, a hard worker who always put his family first. He was a farmer and some of my happiest memories as a child are of things we did together. Riding on the tractor as he plowed the fields, taking grandma's left-over biscuits out to the pond to feed the fish and going for Sunday drives. He loved sports and there was always a game on. He even had a baseball field behind the farmhouse when he was young and my mother remembers the Model T cars coming up the dirt road with his friends to play. To stay in shape, as if farm work wasn't enough, he used a car axle as a bar bell.
He died at the age of 71. He is missed daily.
A virtuous man who taught by example how to live, a hard worker who always put his family first. He was a farmer and some of my happiest memories as a child are of things we did together. Riding on the tractor as he plowed the fields, taking grandma's left-over biscuits out to the pond to feed the fish and going for Sunday drives. He loved sports and there was always a game on. He even had a baseball field behind the farmhouse when he was young and my mother remembers the Model T cars coming up the dirt road with his friends to play. To stay in shape, as if farm work wasn't enough, he used a car axle as a bar bell.
He died at the age of 71. He is missed daily.
Son of Henry Job and Martha Jane Lane Foxworth. Gary married Annie Mae Rowell on April 26, 1932.
A virtuous man who taught by example how to live, a hard worker who always put his family first. He was a farmer and some of my happiest memories as a child are of things we did together. Riding on the tractor as he plowed the fields, taking grandma's left-over biscuits out to the pond to feed the fish and going for Sunday drives. He loved sports and there was always a game on. He even had a baseball field behind the farmhouse when he was young and my mother remembers the Model T cars coming up the dirt road with his friends to play. To stay in shape, as if farm work wasn't enough, he used a car axle as a bar bell.
He died at the age of 71. He is missed daily.
A virtuous man who taught by example how to live, a hard worker who always put his family first. He was a farmer and some of my happiest memories as a child are of things we did together. Riding on the tractor as he plowed the fields, taking grandma's left-over biscuits out to the pond to feed the fish and going for Sunday drives. He loved sports and there was always a game on. He even had a baseball field behind the farmhouse when he was young and my mother remembers the Model T cars coming up the dirt road with his friends to play. To stay in shape, as if farm work wasn't enough, he used a car axle as a bar bell.
He died at the age of 71. He is missed daily.
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