Sikes/Sykes Family Cards - Person Sheet
Sikes/Sykes Family Cards - Person Sheet
NameRev. Norman L. Fenton 
Birth12 Oct 1927, Sorento, Bond County, IL
FatherGeorge Walter Fenton (1900-1983)
MotherAlberta N. Green (1908-1932)
Spouses
Birth26 Jun 1931
Death5 Aug 2003
FatherFrank Brandaw Sykes (1903-1988)
MotherAda Horace Cottrell (1906-1936)
Marriage8 Jan 1949
ChildrenGail Elaine (1952-1996)
Dennis Lamone (1949-)
Lonnie Eugene (1950-)
Rhonda Sherline (1954-)
Christina Marie (1956-)
Teresa Faye (1957-)
Walter Brandon (1962-)
Judy Ray (1963-)
Notes for Rev. Norman L. Fenton
Rev. Norman L. Fenton, 88 of Granite City passed away at 5:42 PM on Sunday, November 15, 2015 at Gateway Regional Medical Center in Granite City.
Norman was born on October 12, 1927 at Sorento the son of George and Alberta (Green) Fenton. He and Birdie R. Sykes where married on January 8, 1949 at Granite City; she preceded him in death on August 5, 2003. He was also preceded in death by his parents; Daughter, Gail E. Neidhardt; Granddaughter, Robin M. Fenton; Step Mother, Elsie Fenton; Brother, George; Sisters, Darlene, Dodie and Nola Mae.
Norman was a bi-vocational clergy serving the Gateway Conference of the Free Methodist Church for many years. He loved gospel singing and performed with the Unbroken Circle for many years. He served in the Navy during World War II and was a member of American Legion Post 713. He was also a self employed contractor.
Norman was born on October 12, 1927 at Sorento the son of George and Alberta (Green) Fenton. He and Birdie R. Sykes where married on January 8, 1949 at Granite City; she preceded him in death on August 5, 2003. He was also preceded in death by his parents; Daughter, Gail E. Neidhardt; Granddaughter, Robin M. Fenton; Step Mother, Elsie Fenton; Brother, George; Sisters, Darlene, Dodie and Nola Mae.
Norman was a bi-vocational clergy serving the Gateway Conference of the Free Methodist Church for many years. He loved gospel singing and performed with the Unbroken Circle for many years. He served in the Navy during World War II and was a member of American Legion Post 713. He was also a self employed contractor.