Evangelist Kenneth Wayne Gibson

Evangelist Kenneth Wayne Gibson, affectionately known as “Scoochie”, was born June 2, 1949 in Jackson County, Florida to Annie Pearl Bennett and N. G. Gibson.

Kenneth was converted at an early age and later in life  he became an Evangelist. He was a true man of God who did his best to lead his family to the Most High God. He was a graduate of Class of 1968 at Union Grove High School. After serving in the United States Army and receiving an Honorable Discharge. He returned home and married his soulmate, Sallie Merle Clark.

He had many occupations and degrees in his lifetime. He was one of the first black deputies to serve in Jackson County. He really enjoyed his truck driver career from which he retired as “The Rubberband Man”.

He was preceded in death by his parents; grandmother, Amy Dixon and many siblings and other relatives.
Evangelist Gibson left his early home on Friday, November 11, 2022 at Jackson Hospital in Marianna, Florida.
He was known to have special names for his wife, daughter-in- law and grandchildren that his reflected below.

He leaves to cherish precious memories with his wife of ‘52 years, Sallie Merle Gibson “Boodie” of Malone, Florida; daughters: LaKeesha Gibson of Tallahassee, Florida; Crystal “The Stal” Gibson, sons: Kenneth Rashad Gibson  and Darrin “Dee” Mosley of Atlanta, Georgia; brother: Mervin Gibson of Malone, Florida; sister: Mary Gibson of Greenwood, Florida; four precious grandchildren: Alexia “Love Boat”, Tyanna “Love Dove”, Kenyan “The Boy” and Ezra “The Baby”; special spiritual friend, Kenneth Wayne Nix of Gordon, Alabama; host of beloved brother and sister-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.