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Recognizing and Honoring a Fallen Hero, Who Served Within the Mississippi National Guard. “Fallen, Yet Not Forgotten”
In recognition of our proud American tradition of honorable service which our military men and women have given to their country and our State, we honor a Fallen Hero. Our nation, our state, and the National Guard Association of MS (NGAMS) regard the memorializing of its retired military deceased as an honorable and sacred obligation.
Another great Soldier and Fallen Hero has been released from duty, passed from our ranks on March 11, 2024, and has moved on to his heavenly home. Retired Sergeant Major Oscar Mitchell (Mitch) Sudduth, age 72, who had served within the MSARNG and worked fulltime within 1st Battalion, 155th Infantry Regiment and MSNF JFH, has departed and gone to a better place with our good Lord.
It takes a special person to serve within the military for their country, giving up their family time, comfort, and safety for their country, ultimately for all Americans to enjoy their freedoms, safety, and way of life. We now applaud you for your service to our country. A special message from General Douglas McArthur remains applicable today for our servicemen that have passed: “Old Soldiers never die; they just fade away”.
Rest in Peace Soldier. We applaud your patriotism, sacrifices, and brave efforts in serving our country and your family for their support of your service. We thank you for your service. Without your efforts and your families’ support, our country would not stand so boldly, shine so bright, and live so free.
You now have earned a rest, so go fly with the Angels, go rest high on that mountain; your work on earth is done. Go to heaven a-shoutin’ Love for the Father and the Son.
Another great Soldier has gone home, “Fallen, Yet Not Forgotten, Soldier for Life”.
Obituary, Visitation, and Service details:
Mr. Oscar Mitchell Sudduth, 72, a resident of The Claiborne, passed away there on Monday, March 11, 2024. No services are planned at this time.
He was born February 27, 1952 in Cambridge, England, the son of the late Leroy and Ellen Lore Spoeck Sudduth. He was retired from the United States Marines.
Mr. Sudduth is survived by his wife, Mellie Case Sudduth. One daughter, Kelly Acevedo. One son-in-law, Jose M. Acevedo. Two brothers: Andrew and James Sudduth. One grandchild, Emilia Acevedo.
Hartman-Jones Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements