Bonson P. Herrington, who resided in Wrightsville and was 83 years old at the time of his dying on Saturday, June 16, 2012, had been suffering an illness for a considerable length of time prior to his passing. He had been battling this ailment for a considerable amount of time.
Mack and Anne Reeves Herrington had both passed away prior to the birth of Mr. Herrington. However, Mr. Herrington was born. Mack and Anne Reeves Herrington are the parents of Herrington, who is their son.
The one who is Mack’s father is Mr. Herrington, who is also his son. His birthplace was determined to be in the town of Millen. The Ralston Purina Store was under his ownership and control for a period of thirty years, during which time it was always open for business.
Being the proprietor of the shop, he was the owner of the business. Not only did Mr. Herrington find pleasure in spending time with his family, but he also valued the opportunity to communicate the message of the gospel to other people at some point in his life.
In addition to serving as a deacon at Brown Memorial Baptist Church for a period of 61 years beginning from the time he joined the congregation, he was a member of the congregation for a period of time that ranged from 54 to 54 years. He was a member of the congregation for a period of time that ranged from 54 to 54 years.
His wife of 62 years, Sue Taylor Herrington, who lives in Wrightsville; his daughters, Bonnie (Ray) Canova of Hilton Head, South Carolina, and Jennie (Phillip) Boatright of Wrightsville; his grandchildren, Brandi (Brent) Johnson of Wrightsville and Phil (Margaret) Boatright of Wrightsville; and his great-grandchildren, Sydney Johnson, Colby Johnson, and Greer Boatright, all of Wrightsville; and his great-great-grandchildren will be among those who survive him.
