[Granville-Hough] 4 May 2009 - Lonnie Ray Arinder

[Trustees and Executors for Granville W. Hough]

Lonnie and I were 3rd cousins.  I corresponded with his deceased brother 
Dewitt.  My great grandfather and his great grandfather were brothers, 
both known as Orrender until Confederate service when my great 
grandfather was recorded as Osemus Arender and his was recorded as 
Tillman Arinder.  Tillman md Minerva Hogan and begat Rufus F.  Rufus F., 
Sr, md Margaret Emmerline Sanford and begat William Wiley.  William 
Wiley md Mary Etta Moore and begat Lonnie R.

Lonnie R. md Bonnie Sistrunk and begat the family noted on the 
obituary.  So far as I have learned, the Arinder branch of the family 
were respectable people.  However, when Uncle Tom Richardson had a very 
lusty breeding bull at his retirement farm at Poplarville, he did name 
him "Tillman Arinder."


From: harold hopkins <hhopkins3 at comcast.net>
Subject: Arinder/Arender?
Date: Wed, 6 May 2009 08:05:37 -0700

Granville, here's an obit on a Lonnie Arinder.
It was in today's (Wednesday) Clarion Ledger.
Harold.

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Lonnie Ray Arinder, 81, went to rejoice in the presence of his Lord 
and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Monday, May 4, 2009.
Visitation will be today from 5 pm til 8 pm at Chancellor Funeral Home 
in Florence. Services will be at the funeral home chapel on Thursday, 
May 7, 2009, at 11 am. Burial will be at Rocky Hill Church of God 
Cemetery in Sebastopol, MS.
Along with his bride of 55 years, Bonnie Ruth Sistrunk Arinder, Lonnie 
took much joy in their ministry of music and singing. Even after 
suffering from Parkinson's disease and leukemia, Lonnie rarely missed 
an opportunity to worship in the house of the Lord.

After various occupations from cowboy to musician to LPN at the State 
Hospital, Lonnie joined the Jackson Police Department where he became 
a well respected fingerprint expert. After retiring from the police 
department, Lonnie took the position of fingerprint examiner at the MS 
State Crime Lab.

Beyond salvation through the blood of Jesus, Lonnie's dearest love in 
life was his wife and family.
He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Mary Arinder; his 
sister, Cordia Mann; and his brothers, Houston, Robert, and DeWitt.
Lonnie is survived by his wife, Bonnie; sons, Fabrian and wife, Jackie 
of Terry and Lorin and wife, Maggie of Pinola; daughter, Angelique 
Shupe and husband, Christopher of Kinde, MI; grandchildren, Brian and 
wife, Noelle, Lane, Bethany, Hunter, John, Jeffrey, Rachel, Conor and 
Cyrus; great grandchildren, Rayden, Elynnora and Timothy; brother, 
Bill and wife, Shirley of Columbus; sister-in-law, Fannie Arinder of 
Collins; Bonnie's brother and sisters, many nieces, nephews, and 
special friends who are counted as family.

Published in the Clarion Ledger on 5/6/2009