TITLE:  James A. Thrailkill, Sr

SOURCE: The New and Reporter, July 5, 2001

SUBMITTED: The News and Reporter

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, July 2001

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Mr. James A. Thrailkill Sr., 75
GREENVILLE – The funeral for Mr. James Andrew Thrailkill Sr. of 129 
Shannon Lake Circle, Greenville, a Chester native, was conducted at 
4 p.m. Sunday at Shannon Forest Presbyterian Church, with burial in 
Graceland East Memorial Park. The Mackey Mortuary was in charge. Mr. 
Thrailkill, 75, died Friday, June 29, 2001. Born in Chester, he was a 
son of the late Ben E. Thrailkill Sr. and the late Mary Hall Thrailkill
. He was co-owner and CEO of LWT Inc. of Greer. He was a member of the 
School Board of Shannon Forest Christian Day School, IPTAY and a 
lifetime member of the SAE Fraternity. He was a member of Forest 
Presbyterian Church. Survivors are his wife of 48 years, Martha Mason 
Thrailkill; two daughters, Elizabeth T. Palmer of Greer and Nancy T. 
Readling of Greenwood; a son, James A. Thrailkill of Simpsonville; a 
sister, Mildred T. Brown of Laurens; a brother, Dr. Ben E. Thrailkill 
Jr. of Greenville; and five grandchildren, Ashley Readling, Laura 
Readling, Jim Palmer, Caroline Thrailkill and Andrew Thrailkill. The 
family suggests that memorials be made to the Cancer Society of 
Greenville County, 113 Mills Ave., Greenville, SC 29605. 
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