Victor B. Little

Victor B. Little, 84, of Gainesville, Georgia, passed away on March 15, 2009.

He was born September 24, 1924 in Henry County GA. to the late Issac Milton and Katie Jane Merck Little. He was a retired brick mason and a member of Poplar Springs Baptist Church.

In addition to his parents he is preceded in death by brothers and sisters-in-law; Benson and Alice Little, Elmer and Fannie Lou little, brothers; C.J. Little, Pete Little, Hayward Little, Leonard Little, sister and brother-in-law; Katie Bell and Ray Ladd, sister, Peggy Hooks sisters-in-laws and husband; Laura Little, Evelyn and Elmer Barker, brother-in-law and wife, Edward & Almeada Seabolt, Brothers and sister-in-law, John Seabolt, J.P. and Nadine Seabolt and Arvin Seabolt.

He is survived by his loving wife of 62 years, Bertha Seabolt Little, daughters and sons-in-law; Joyce and Johnny McLamb of Raleigh, NC, Lynn and David Bagwell of Oakwood, GA; sons and daughters-in-law; Sammy and Melissa Little of Murrayville, GA, Stanley and Connie Little of Braselton, Steve and Charlene Little, Randy and Patti Little both of Gainesville, GA., granddaughters and husbands; Jonna and Anthony Monkus of Dawsonville, Kim and Ryan Satterfield of Gainesville, Mitzi and Wes Quarles of Covington, Sabrina and Eli Koorey of Oxford, GA., Allison and Alex Wheeler of Gainesville, Paige and Daniel Craven of Pendergrass and Ashley Bagwell of Oakwood, grandsons; Jason Dyer of Blairsville, Brad Little of Braselton, J.B. Little of Gainesville, Will Bagwell of Oakwood, great-grandchildren; Rebecca, Brandon, Andrew Monkus, Peyton Satterfield, Mia Quarles, Phoenix Koorey, Tyler and Paris Craven, Aaron Little brothers and wife; Emmerson and Virginia Little of Gainesville, Jack Little of Louisiana, sisters-in-law; Elizabeth Little, Annie Mae Little and Lucy Little, brothers-in-law and wives; Alvin and Frances Seabolt, Ray and Lynn Seabolt, sisters-in-law; Gail Seabolt, Marilyn Seabolt, former daughter-in-law, Debbie Dancsecs of Covington and former son-in-law Gerald Dyer of Gainesville and many nieces and nephews.

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