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Updated July 24, 2005
The
Clayton Courier Sat, December 18, 1886
Mrs. Appling, the mother of Mr.
Steve and J. A. Appling died
at
the residence of her son Steve on Tuesday night. She was
very
old and much esteemed by neighbors and friends.
The Covington Co. News
Death Claims APLIN- 1979
Andrew Tobe Aplin, age 58, a resident of Rt. 2. Florala, passed
away in a Florala Hospital, Sunday morning, January 28, 1979. He was a
resident of this area for many years and a member of the First Baptist Church of
Florala. he was retired from Civil Services at Eglin AFB, Florida.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Collins
Aplin of Route two, Florala;
one son, Major Charles Aplin of USAF, Weisbaden, Germany; two grandchildren,
Mark Andrew Aplin and Valerie Christine Aplin; One sister, Mrs. Bonnie Gidon of
Mesa, Arizona.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday from Evans Funeral Home
Chapel with the Rev. Bill Edwards officiating. Burial was in the Florala
Greenwood Cemetery with Evans Funeral home directing.
The
Dothan Eagle Oct. 19, 1989
pg. 13 A
in
Moultrie, Ga., hospital. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Friday in Taylor
Assembly
of God church with Ministers Robert Rodgers and
Burial will be in Taylor Assembly of God
Home directing. The
Mr.
Aplin was born in Dale County, and lived his adult life in the
He was a retired farmer. He was a member of
Survivors
include his wife, Lacy McDaniel Aplin, Malvern; sons and
daughter
in laws, Julius and Judy Aplin, Charles and Gail Aplin, Max
and
Edna Aplin, James Aplin; daughters and sons in law, Hazel and
Charlie Shirah, Betty and Pete Thomas, Linda and Dan Hussey, Janice
and
Grady Etheridge, sisters Edna Freeman, Bessie Chambers; Brother
Q.P. Aplin; 24 grandchildren, seven great grandchildren; several neices
Serving
as active pallbearers will be Terry Etheridge, Allen Aplin, Chris
Thomas,
Donny Shirah, , Tim Hatcher, and Mars Daum. Honorary
pallbearers
will be Wade Hussey, David Hussey, Mark Aplin, Danny
Shirah,
Brian Shirah, Jeff McCoy, and Bobby Aplin.
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The Columbus Ledger Enquirer Tuesday, August 5th, 1975
JAMES F. APLIN
Retired Contractor James F. Aplin, 70 died at St. Francis Hospital Monday (4th)
after a long illness. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at
Lakeview Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Lakeview Memory Gardens.
Mr. Aplin was a retired independent contractor for some 20 years. He had lived
at Route 4 Box 308, Phenix City, Ala. Mr. Aplin was born June 9, 1905, in Barbour
County, Ala., son of the late
LEE and LIZZIE APLIN.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Clifford Aplin,
and two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Faulk and
Mrs. Betty Cox, both of Phenix City;
a brother, Dan Aplin, Tyler Tex., a sister, Mrs. Lula Jarvis,
Cottonwood, Ala., and a grandson and two grandchildren.
The
Clayton Record - Friday,
June 13, 1902
Mr. Joe Appling died at his home near Texasville on last Friday
morning.
The immediate cause of his death was blood poisoning
from
an amputated arm. Mr. Appling served his country during the
4
years of civil strife and was a brave soldier. He was a good
neighbor,
a true friend, whose demise is greatly to be deplored.
Funeral
services were held at Antioch Primitive Baptist Church
The
Dothan Eagle Dec. 16, 1962
were held yesterday at the
Burial in Bethel Baptist Cemetery was directed by Johnson
Mrs. Roy T. Aplin, Newton; and
Ozark;
Mrs. Marlin K. Gilley, Cuthbert, Ga; Mrs. Curtis Trawick,
The
Dothan Eagle June 19, 1992
1992,
of injuries sustained in a tractor accident which occurred at the
The
funeral will be held 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church in
Slocomb
with the Revs. Dan Raley, Troy Walsingham and John Wayne
officiating and Byrd Funeral Home directing. Flowers are being
accepted
or memorials may be made to First Baptist Church Slocomb.
The
body will be placed in the church one hour prior to service time.
The
family will receive friends at Byrd Funeral Home from 7 to 9
Jimmy
Mack was born April 6, 1955 in Geneva County, and lived in
Slocomb
all his life. He was a 1972 graduate of Slocomb High school
and
was engaged in farming all his adult life. At the time of his death,
he
was manager of Aplin Hog Farm. He was a member of the Young
Farmer
Association (Rehobeth) where he served as an officer and was
also
a member of the Geneva County Pork Producers Association. He
was
a member of First Baptist Church of Slocomb.
Jimmy
Mack was predeceased by his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Aplin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams.
Survivors,
include his wife, Jennifer Harrell Aplin, Dothan Rt. 5; a son
Jimmie
Lee Aplin, Dothan Rt. 5; a daughter Emily Brooke Aplin, Dothan
Rt.
5; his parents Q.P. and Vera Mae Aplin, Dothan, Rt. 5; four brothers
and
two sisters in law, Gerald and Beverly Aplin, Slocomb Rt.2, Lamar
and
Rhonda Aplin, Dothan Rt. 1, Ronnie Aplin, Slocomb Rt. 1, Tommy
Aplin,
Dothan Rt. 5; and several nieces and nephews.
Serving
as active pallbearers will be James Harrell, Danny Smith, John
Hughes,
Kim Hughes, Joe Neil Howell, Eddie Watson, Marty Collins and
Serving
as honorary pallbearers will be Phillip Deal, Larry Reeves, Jonathan
McNeil,
Keith Brown, Mike Reardon, Ray Brannon, Sam Ghador, and the
Men's Sunday school class Slocomb First Baptist Church.
The
Dothan Eagle Monday, May 29, 1950
Funeral
Services for Mrs. Josie B. Aplin 50, of Dothan Rt. 1, who died at her
home
yesterday following a long illness, Funeral is set for 3 p.m. today at
Bethel
Church with interment in the church cemetery.
She
had been a resident of her community for the past six years and a member of
Bethel Church.
The Rev. Mr. Hall was to officiate with Ward
in charge of arrangements.
Surviving
are the husband, Robertson Aplin, of Dothan Rt. 1; two daughters,
Mrs.
Edna Freeman of Slocomb and Mrs. Bessie Reeves of Dothan Rt. 1;
two
sons, C. J. Aplin and Q.P. Aplin of Dothan Route 1; and nine grandchildren.
Active
pallbearers were J. B. McDaniel, Delmar McDaniel, D. C. Freeman,
Otis
Ward, Morris Edwards, and Clarence Vinson.
The
Dothan Eagle Wednesday,
February 13, 2002
Mrs.
Lacy Aplin 87
Monday,
February, 11, 2002, at Extendicare Health and Rehab Center
following
a brief illness.
The
funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Taylor Assembly of God with the
Rev.
Charles Littlefield officiating. Burial will follow in the Taylor
Cemetery with Ward Wilson Memory Hill Funeral
Mrs. Aplin's body will be placed in the church one
Flowers will be excepted or contributions
the
daughter of the late Joseph Dennis and Della Camilla Connor McDaniel.
She
has lived in Geneva County since 1945. She was a homemaker, a loving
wife
and mother. She was a Member of Taylor Assembly of God.
She
was preceded in death by her parents; husband of 54 years, C. J.
four brothers, J. B. McDaniel, Howard McDaniel, Delmar McDaniel,
and
Harvey McDaniel; a grandson, David Allen Hussey; a granddaughter
Montene Aplin; two great-grandchildren, Cierra Aplin and Martha Elizabeth
Aplin.
Rehobeth,
Betty and Pete Thomas, Clayhatchee, Linda and Daniel Hussey,
Enterprise,
Janice and Grady Etheridge, Malvern; four sons and daughters-
in-law,
Julian and Judy Aplin, Malvern, Charles and Gail Aplin, Rehobeth,
Max
and Edna Aplin, Slocomb, James and Linda Aplin, Florence, S.C.;
one
sister, Vedora Sellers, Daleville; 24 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren; one
great-great-grandchild.
The
Dothan Eagle Sunday, June 17, 1979
on June 7 when a house trailer fell an struck him.
Wilson Funeral chapel with
The
body will be at the residence in Avon until noon today when it will be
returned
to the funeral chapel. A native of Dale County, he moved to
Survivors
include his wife, Mrs. Merle Williams Aplin, Avon; three
daughters,
Mrs. Shirley Ann Smith, Mrs. Joan Gashaw, Avon; Mrs.
Margaret
Melisa Adams, Dothan; one son, Mack Aplin, Avon; one
brother,
Arthur Aplin, Bessemer; seven grandchildren.
The
Dothan Eagle Tuesday, October
28, 2003
Mrs.
Margaret Young Aplin of Newton, died Sunday, October26, 2003
in
Thomaston Health and Rehab, Thomaston, Georgia. She was 84.
Funeral
services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, October 29, 2003 in
Newton
City Cemetery with Reverend David Willis officiating. Interment
will
follow with Coggins Funeral Home of Thomaston,
Georgia, directing.
The family will receive friend from 6 p.m. until 8
p.m. Tuesday evening,
October
28, 2003, at the home of Mrs. Aplin, 261 King Street in Newton.
Coggins
Funeral Home of Thomaston, Ga., 706-647-9681, in charge of
Myron
Steve Aplin
with
the Rev. Mary Beth Cloyd officiating and Byrd Funeral Home
The family will be at the residence of Mrs. Margaret Aplin King
Mr.
Aplin was born May 26, 1952, in Dale County and lived in Newton
most
all his life. He was a graduate of Dale County High School and
Mr.
Aplin was a member of Newton United Methodist Church. Mr. Aplin
The
Dothan Eagle July 04, 1999
July
03, 1999 at Flowers Hospital following a long illness. Funeral
services
will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel
with
the Revs. Dan Raley, Coley Holloway and Bryan Roney officiating.
Burial
will be in the Corinth Cemetery near Fayette on Geneva County
Rd.
49, with Byrd Funeral Home directing. The family will receive friends
at
the funeral home tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. Flowers are being accepted
or
memorials may be made to Corinth Baptist Church Route 5, Slocomb,
Ala.
36375. Mr. Aplin was born January 25, 1923 in Dale County and
resided
the early years of his life in Barbour County before moving to
Geneva
County in 1939. He was a veteran of World War II having served
in
the U.S. Army. Mr. Aplin was engaged
in farming all of his working
career
and was instrumental in organnzing the Geneva County Growers
Association,
where he was one of the original stock holders. He was well
known
as one of the first Slocomb Tomatoe Growers and was also owner
of
Aplin's Produce. He was a member of Corinth Baptist Church, where
he
served as a trustee. Survivors include his wife, Vera Mae Williams Aplin
Aplin
and his wife, Rhonda, Dothan, Ronnie Aplin and his wife Barbara,
Slocomb,
and Tommy Ray Aplin, Dothan, a daughter in law Jennifer Aplin.
Dothan;
15 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and two sisters, Edna Earl
Freeman,
Slocomb, and Bessie Chambers, Dothan. Mr. Aplin was predeceased by his parents
Robinson and Josie York Aplin, and a son
Jimmy
Mack Aplin. Serving as active Pallbearers will be Mr. Aplins
The
Dothan Eagle May 1953
an
illness of several weeks, he was 61. Mr. Aplin was born in Dale County
He
was a member of the Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held
at
2 p.m. tomorrow at the Bethel Baptist Church, with Ward Wilson
Funeral
Home directing burial in the church cemetery.
Survivors
include his wife, Mrs. Alice Aplin; two sons, Q.P. Aplin, Rt.1
Graceville,
and C. J. Aplin, Malvern two daughters, Mrs. Edna Freeman,
Rt.
4, Graceville, and Mrs. Bessie Bruner, Rt. 5, Dothan; a brother Roy
T. Aplin, Newton; a sister Ella Clark, Rt. 1, Newton; 13 grandchildren
and
several nieces and Nephews.
The
Dothan Eagle May 21, 2001
Robert
Lewis Appling-Columbia
Robert
Lewis Appling, age 90, Rt 1, Columbia, died Sunday night, May 20,
2001 in a Dothan Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will
6
until 8 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary in Headland. At other times the
Surviving
relatives include a son, Bob Appling and his wife June Appling, Headland,
Dorothy Collier and her husband, Jack W. Collier, Douglasville,
Robert
E. Appling, Auburn University; two great-grandchildren, Milton Moore and
Harrison Rudd.
The
Dothan Eagle May 15, 1953
following
a long illness. Services will be 3 p.m. Saturday at Bethel Baptist
Church
with the Rev. David Curry officiating. Burial will be in the Bethel
Cemetery
with Holman Funeral Home, Ozark, directing. The body will be
at
the family residence from 4:30 today until placed in the church at 2 p.m.
Survivors
include his wife, Mrs. Velma Aplin, Newton; five daughters, Mrs.
Charles Tharpe,
Ozark, Mrs. Curtis Trawick, Daleville, Mrs. Clara Williams,
Newton,
Mrs. Martin K. Gilley, Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings, Dothan,
a sister
Mrs.
Ella Clark, Newton, nine grandchildren.
The
Dothan Eagle January 14, 1986
pg. 2A
Newton-
Mrs.
Velma J. Aplin, 71 Helms Drive, Newton, died at her home
Monday
morning after a brief illness. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Wednesday
in
the Newton Baptist Church with the Rev. David Curry and the Rev. Charles
Kirby officiating.
Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery with Fuqua
when
funeral
home from6-8 p.m. today. Mrs. Aplin was a member of the Newton
Baptist
church and a native and lifelong resident of Dale County. She is
by four daughters, Mrs. Clara Williams, Newton, Mrs. Mary Sue
Mrs. Ramona Tharpe Henderson, Ozark, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Mrs. Gladys Layfield, Cuthbert, Ga., Mrs.
Andalusia Star
William E. Aplin -1965
Florala- Funeral services will be held today for William Emmett
Aplin, who authorities said, died here Friday of a self inflicted gunshot wound.
He was 54.
Police Chief John B. Donaldson said Mr. Aplin was employed at Eglin Air
Force Base, but had been "under the weather about a month" and had not
been working.
Mr. Aplin was a Veteran of WWII, a member of New hope Baptist Church,
American Legion & Woodmen of The World.
The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. today in the New Hope Baptist church
with Rev. R.L. Lawrence and Rev. E. P. Robbins officiating. Burial will be in
the New Hope Cemetery with Military graveside services. Evans Funeral Home in
charge.
Surviving, in addition to his wife and son, are one brother, A.C. Aplin,
Florala; and one sister, Mrs. Bonnie Gideon, Seattle Washington.
Note: Funeral Home paper said death was April 9, 1965 & Burial was April
10th, 1965.
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The
Dothan Eagle March 31, 1992
William
Obie Aplin, 73, of Newton, died early Sunday morning,
March
29, 1992, in a Dothan hospital following an extended illness. The
funeral
will be 2 p.m. today from the Newton Baptist Church with the
Revs.
Stephen Drake and Floyd Dyal officiating. Burial will follow in the
Newton
City Cemetery with Holman Funeral Home directing. Visitation
will
continue at the funeral home parlors until one hour before service
time
when the body will be place in the church. Flowers will be accepted,
or
donations may be made to the Newton Baptist Church Building Fund.
Mr.
Aplin was a native resident of Newton, where he owned and operated Aplin's
Superette for 30 years, and was also engaged in farming. He was
Newton Baptist Church and was former Newton City
wife, Mrs. Margaret Young Aplin, Newton, a daughter,
Barbara Bush, Webb; two sons,
William O. Aplin
Griffin,
Enterprise; nine grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.