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Obituary For Tommy Cecil Blackmon
Mr. Tommy Cecil Blackmon 78 of Wadley, Alabama died Monday February 14, 2022 at the East Alabama Medical Center.
Mr. Blackmon was born in Troup County, Georgia on May 6, 1943 to the late William Blackmon and the late Rosa Lee Norred Blackmon, he retired from the Chambers County Highway Department, he enjoyed hunting, fishing and watching Alabama Football.
Graveside services will be held Friday February 18, 2022 at 10 AM at the Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery in LaFayette with the Rev. Chuck Goodwin officiating.
Visitation will be held Thursday at Shiloh Baptist Church from 5PM until 7PM.
He is survived by his Sons Tommy Blackmon, Jr. (Diane), Walter Blackmon (Laura), Eddie Looser (Mary), John Looser (Becky), Daughter Jeannie Looser Hancock, Brother Marion Blackmon (Dorothy), 14 Grandchildren, 8 Great Grandchildren, 2 Great Great Grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his Parents, Wife, Faye Blackmon, Brothers William Billy Blackmon, Leroy Blackmon, Sisters Ester Story, Gladys Duett and Hatty Gable.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery Fund in his memory.
Jeff Jones Funeral Home, LaFayette, Al.
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Tommy, Diane and family, My sincere thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. If you ever need some one to listen, I am here to give you support. Love,Francis Miller
Tommy & Diane, my prayers are with you at this time. Cherish the memories and remember the good times. Love, Janice McGrogan
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