Lamar Sego was born one of six children to James Walter and Lona Erskine Sego; both ministers of the Gospel. J.W. Sego, lovingly known to his grandchildren as Daddy Walt and Lona, his wife as Big Ma resided in Adel, GA until they moved to Macon in 1942.

The oldest son, James Sego and the oldest daughter, Blondine Sego Bates, along with Lamar their younger brother started singing together. They sang and blessed people all over South Georgia.

In the year of 1946, James, Lamar and W.R. Sego started singing together. The name of the group was Harmony Kings. After James Sego married Naomi Easters of Enigma, GA and they became known as The Sego Brothers and Naomi. They traveled all over the country and also parts of Canada. Lamar felt lead by the Lord to leave the group in 1967.

God had other plans for him and his family. In the year of 1971; The Lamar Sego Family started singing and ministering around the state of Georgia and then later on in the Southeast and Northeast on into Canada. The group consist of Dad, Lamar Sego, sons, Marly, Richard and Dennis and daughters Robin and Hettie.

After years of traveling and spreading God’s word through song and ministry and many album recordings, the Sego Family came off the road full time. During those years the Sego children married and raised families. It was recently in 2004 the family went back into the studio and recorded the CD “Hear O’ Israel”. All songs on the CD were written by the Segos, Robin, Dennis and his wife Dina and Hettie and husband Rick. The children feel that this CD is a great tribute to their father Lamar who is in his 70’s but voice is as strong as ever.

Now, approaching the year 2008, each family has a ministry and work they are doing for the Lord. All the children now have children of their own that are singing in church. There is actually a fourth generation Sego who will take the platform at 3 years of age singing “Believe”. Robin and Hettie are writing inspirational songs and their daughters are singing in church as well. God has truly blessed us and we are so thankful for our Sego heritage. What a faithful God we serve to continue to bless our children and our children’s children.