IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Harold Davis

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Breedlove

Jan 20, 1937 — Jan 12, 2021

Obituary

At the family`s request masks and social distancing will be required while attending services.

Service for Mr. Harold Davis Breedlove will be held at 1:00 pm, Saturday, January 16, 2021 at White Plains Assembly of God with burial in the church cemetery. Bro. Ricky Boler and Bro. Mitchell Graham will officiate.

Visitation will be held 12:30-1:00 pm prior to the service on Saturday at the church.

Harold Davis Breedlove , 83, of Dixon passed away in Union, MS on January 12th after a long battle with diabetes and cancer.

At a young age, Harold Davis, realized he was gifted with the ability to see architecture and building designs from merely having someone tell him their vision for a new house, hospital, church, or any other construction project. That, coupled with his love of woodworking (he was a master carpenter) made the perfect match for him to start a commercial/residential building business. For over 40 years he helped design and build homes, churches, clinics, grocery stores and apartments across many Mississippi counties.

As much as he loved building, his real love was for his family and community.

He is survived by his loving, devoted wife of 64 years: Annie Faye Graham Breedlove

2 Daughters:  Sheila (Mark) Dortch of Bratt, FL

Dawn Bounds of Decatur

4 Grandchildren: Jay Thrash of Seattle WA

Hannah (John) Eagen of O'Fallon, MO

Natalie Bounds & Katie Bounds of Decatur

He was also blessed with 5 great grandchildren: Norah, Jewel, Alyza, Decker and Jude.

He is preceded in death by his father: Robert M. Breedlove; his mother: Lenora Gill Breedlove; brother: Bobby Cassell Breedlove.

The family would like to give special thanks to JG Alexander Nursing Home for their excellent care and Amy Breedlove Norris of Quality Hospice for delivering such compassionate, loving care.

Pallbearers: Jay Thrash, John Eagen, Jesse Holloway, Terry Thrash, Mark Dortch and Chris Stevens

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