Larry Albert “Butch” Hampton, Jr., age 51, of Calera, AL, formerly from Mount Pleasant, NC went to be with Jesus Friday, November 25, 2016. Butch graduated high school at Mount Pleasant High School and then started his career in Hospitality Management and was the current Manager of PetSmart in Prattville, AL. He was a hard working people person. He met his wife and love of his life at Target. The day they met, she told her mother, “That’s the man I’m going to marry,” and
3 months later they married on November 7, 1996. He also gained two more daughters. He was predeceased by his mother, Jewel Laverne Hampton and his father-in-law, Franklin Delano “Frank” Hyde, Sr. His survivors include his devoted wife, Darlene Hampton; children, Jessica Arrowood (Barry) of Greenville, SC, Jordan Hampton of Dallas, TX, Kandace Waters (Thomas) of Greenville, SC, Kimberly Hampton of Dallas, TX, Kasey Wilson (Curt) of Aiken, SC, and Kelsey Hampton of Calera, AL; father, Larry Albert Hampton, Sr. (Marie, who raised him) of Mount Pleasant, NC, mother-in-law, Isolde Hyde of Calera; siblings, Timothy Hampton ( Cherie) of Atlanta, Georgia, Tiffany Reid (Jeff) of Kannapolis, NC, Michael Mullins (Alana) of Atlanta , GA, James Mullins (Darcel) of Mount Pleasant, NC and Velvet Mills (Jeff) of Concord, NC; grandchildren, Brinley Arrowhead and Jackson Ortego and a host of other family members. A visitation will be
1-2 pm,
Tuesday, November 29, 2016 with a Funeral Service to follow at
2 pm both at Clanton First Assembly Church. Pastor Randy Reid will be officiating the services.
Larry Albert “Butch” Hampton, Jr., age 51, of Calera, AL, formerly from Mount Pleasant, NC went to be with Jesus Friday, November 25, 2016. Butch graduated high school at Mount Pleasant High School and then started his career in Hospitality Management and was the current Manager of PetSmart in Prattville, AL. He was a hard working people person. He met his wife and love of his life at Target. The day they met, she told her mother, “That’s the man I’m going to marry,” and 3 months later they married on November 7, 1996. He also gained two more daughters. He was predeceased by his mother, Jewel Laverne Hampton and his father-in-law, Franklin Delano “Frank” Hyde, Sr. His survivors include his devoted wife, Darlene Hampton; children, Jessica Arrowood (Barry) of Greenville, SC, Jordan Hampton of Dallas, TX, Kandace Waters (Thomas) of Greenville, SC, Kimberly Hampton of Dallas, TX, Kasey Wilson (Curt) of Aiken, SC, and Kelsey Hampton of Calera, AL; father, Larry Albert Hampton, Sr. (Marie, who raised him) of Mount Pleasant, NC, mother-in-law, Isolde Hyde of Calera; siblings, Timothy Hampton ( Cherie) of Atlanta, Georgia, Tiffany Reid (Jeff) of Kannapolis, NC, Michael Mullins (Alana) of Atlanta , GA, James Mullins (Darcel) of Mount Pleasant, NC and Velvet Mills (Jeff) of Concord, NC; grandchildren, Brinley Arrowhead and Jackson Ortego and a host of other family members. A visitation will be 1-2 pm, Tuesday, November 29, 2016 with a Funeral Service to follow at 2 pm both at Clanton First Assembly Church. Pastor Randy Reid will be officiating the services.
I am so sorry to hear this news!! He was a great guy got to know him in school!!
Darlene and family, although we didn’t have the opportunity to get to know Butch as well as we would have liked to, it was obvious to us that he loved his family and was devoted to you all. There are no words that that will bring you comfort, but please know that we are praying for all of you at this devastating time. May God bless you with the comfort and peace that only He can provide.
Keith and Pam Schmidt
Travis Ortego
I knew the entire Hampton when I lived and worked in Mt. Pleasant, N.C. Butch was a fine person and I know he will be missed by his fellow Petsmart employees and all his friends and especially his family. My wife and I will be prayin during this time of grief.
Thoughts and prayers to the Hampton family☝☝
I knew Butch well from years of seeing him on Saturdays at the PetSmart in Aiken. He was very good to the Humane Society of McCormick County and the entire organization was very saddened by the news of his passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Hampton Family.