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James Cecil Redmon, Jr. November 20, 1952 - August 19, 2009 COLUMBUS, GA— James Cecil Redmon, Jr. 56, of Columbus, GA died Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at the Medical Center Hospital. Graveside funeral services will be held at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, August 22, 2009 in Parkhill Cemetery according to Striffler-Hamby Mortuary, Columbus, GA. The family will receive friends this evening from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Mr. Redmon was born in Columbus, GA on November 20, 1952, son of Jessie Lee (Jill) Mitchell Redmon of Columbus and the late James Cecil Redmon, Sr. He has lived in Columbus all of his life and was retired from Manfredi Trucking Company where he worked as a truck driver. Mr. Redmon attended the Church of Christ. Other than his mother he is survived by his two children, James C. Redmon and his wife Nicky of Cusseta, GA and Nicole Foster and her husband Larry of Columbus, GA; a sister, Gloria Green and her husband Jack L. Green, Sr. of Columbus, GA; a nephew, Kendall Barbour and his wife Amy of Columbus, GA; numerous grandchildren and a host of friends. Condolences may be made at www.striffler-hamby.com
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Diane Biglane (Griffin) (1970)
Cecil,I will truely miss you. You had a gently soul and a great zest for life. Thanks for all the times you made me laugh with your great humor.
Diane Biglane Griffin Class of 70
Deborah Rich Ward (Johnpeer) (1971)
Oh, my! I just saw this announcement!! I have know Cecil since we were little kids! We went to Muscogee Elementary together and then all the way up to graduation at Baker. The last time I saw and talked with Cecil I had attended a birthday party for a good friend, Paul Dyer, at a place called Grays Bar on South Lumpkin Rd, never expecting to see anyone else I knew and Cecil was there and so was Debbie Biglane and I had a real good time visiting with everyone. This hit me unexpectedly and everytime I sign in, I am seeing more and more kids MY age who are gone. Bob Allport, Craig Hrncir and now Cecil, all recently. Well, Cecil was a GREAT guy and was a joy to be around and made everyone laugh and happy. He had a super bubbly personality and everyone loved him!! He will be missed........Deborah Ward Johnpeer '71.Gwen Fowler (Setayesh) (1975)
Junior .....you were liked much for your "Red-Neck" humor; lets not all forget that that high school sweet-heart, also a BHS graduate Brenda Dunn Redmond (1975 class)was the mother of his two children (Jamie & Nicole), I am sure she was sadden by the passing of Junior regardless of their divorce years ago. Junior did live a fast and hard life style for the longest, never the less, I am glad to know that he got it right, there close to the end because He never knew it was right around the corner waiting on him. He will be remembered as the South side Red-Neck Redmond, as we called him in high school. Prayers and thoughts to your family always.Silas A. Tony Hudgins (1971)
CECIL WAS MY BEST BUDDY.WE STAYED IN TOUCH THROUGH ALL THE YEARS.YOU HAD TO KNOW HIM TO APPRECIATE WHAT HE WAS.A GOOD FRIEND