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Freeman C. Corbett
July 3, 2009
Mr. Freeman C. Corbett, 90, passed away on Friday, July 3, 2009 in Atmore, AL.
Freeman was a native of Bradford, PA, a former resident of PA, and a resident of Atmore, AL for the past 2 months. He was a veteran of WWII, an ordained minister, an artist and attended the Church of the Living God. He was preceded in death by a Son, Richard Lee Corbett.
Survivors include: his Daughter, Beverly and A.J. Mathews of Atmore, AL; 2 Grandsons, Dana Mathews of Nashville, TN, and Scott and Denise Mathews of Winston Salem, NC; a Granddaughter, Sandra Mathews of Nashville, TN; 4 Great-Grandchildren, Brandy Michelle Mathews of Jackson, TN, A.J. Mathews of Nashville, TN, Daniel Leeks of Winston Salem, NC, and Christopher Scott Mathews of Winston Salem, NC; his special Grandkids of the home, “Lil Man” and “Baby Girl”; and a Friend, Edith Honda of Atmore, AL.
Graveside services will be held Monday, July 6, 2009 at 2:00 P.M. at the Oak Hill Cemetery with the Rev. Earl Harrison officiating and Petty Funeral Homes, LLC. directing.
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