Somerset —
The Rev. Lloyd Sewell attended the final session of the annual Cumberland River Baptist Association meeting on September 10, 2011.
Bro. Sewell is the oldest living minister in the association.
The meeting was held at his home church – Pine Hill Baptist Church – where he is the oldest living member.
After the meeting a family din-ner was held in honor of his 102nd birthday, which was Nov. 4, 2011.
In attendance was five genera-tions of his family.
Bro. Sewell is shown with his daughter, Betty Sewell Bingham (left); granddaughter, Joyce Bingham Mink (right); and great-granddaughter, Melissa Mink Bradley (center). The fifth generation are his great-great-grandsons: James Bradley (left), Robert Bradley (center), and John Bradley (back).
His life has greatly blessed the Sewell family.
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Five Generations
The Rev. Lloyd Sewell attended the final session of the annual Cumberland River Baptist Association meeting on September 10, 2011.
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