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Marvin “Hippie” John Odom
September 14, 2013
Mr. Marvin ‘Hippie John Odom, age 59 of Century, passed away on Saturday, September 14, 2013, in a Milton health care facility.
Mr. Odom was a native of New Orleans, LA and a resident of Century since 1967. During his working years, he worked as a mechanic in the automotive industry. Mr. Odom was preceded in death by his parents, Harvey and Justine Bozes Odom; brothers, Paul Schmolke and Harvey Henry Odom, III. He was of the Christian faith.
He is survived by brothers, Carl Schmolke of Breaux Bridge, LA; D.C. (Merle) Odom and J.P. Odom, all of Century; sisters, Lois (Shep) Burkett of Flomaton, Pearl Macks and Rose (Willie) Wilson, all of Century, FL; cousins, Ricky Odom and Sherry Odom, both of Century; special friends, Lindy Hawsey and Linda Black, both of Atmore.
Visitation will be held on Monday, September 16, 2013, from 10 a.m. until services being at 11 a.m. Rev. Eric Bryan will be officiating at Beulah Chapel Assembly of God Church in Century.
Interment will be in Beulah Chapel Assembly of God Cemetery in Century.
Flomaton Funeral Home is directing.
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My heart is saddened because I have lost a long time friend—to me a part of family. We grew up together. Through all the good, the bad, the right or wrong in life—this friendship endured all—-which is what is true and real. Marvin tried to act hard and be fiesty—but he had a heart of gold—-he never wanted anyone to hurt or disrespect me—–I think he wanted better for me than I ever felt I deserved. Marvin had depth as a person that he did not always let people see. He cried and didn’t want people to know. I know. I will miss you forever, and every pot of beans I cook—I will think of you and I will miss you everyday–always. Thank you for what you added to my life—just because you were in it!
Thinking of your loss and asking God to give you His mercy and grace…to always remember the times you laughed and cried for one another …God’s mercy and grace is endless and as you grieve your loss of your brother …remember his place is with the Lord and never to be lost again……even with his long days …he could still make you laugh…. our love to all…..