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Henry Edgar Allen
Henry Edgar "Ed" Allen, 71,
of Sheffield Road, Mocksville,
died Tuesday, June 24, at his
residence.
Born in
Davie County
Sept. '3, 1936,
he was the son
of the laie
Brack and Rena
Williams Allen.
He had worked
at Heritage Fur-
niiure and retired from Sheffield
Lumber. He was of the Baptist
faith. On July 1, 1961, he mar
ried Phyllis Susie Ratledge
. Alien, who survives.
Also surviving: 2 sons, Tony
E. (Dale) Allen, M. Scolt
(Tammy) Allen; a daughter,
Shannon M. Allen, ail of Mocks
ville; 2 sisters. Carolyn McCrary
of Mocksville and Faye Comer
of Yadkinville; 2 grandchildren;
and several nieces and nephews.
Mr. Allen was also preceded
in death by 2 brothers, Hubert
and Clarence Allen and a sister,
Bob Robbins.
A graveside service to cel
ebrate the life of Mr. Allen was
held Friday, June 27, at 11 a.m.
at the ZioD Chapel Methodist
Church Cemetery with the Rev.
Wayne Swisher officiating.
Memorials; Zion Chapel
Cemetery Fund, c/o Ray Cleary,
1545 Sheffield Rd., Mocksville.
Donald Curtis
Donald Curtis, 50, of
Yadkinville, died June 30, 2008
at Forsylh Medical Center-
Survivors; his wife, Charlenc
Hauser Curtis of the home; his
parents, O.C. and Maggie Curtis
of St. Louis. Mo.; 4 children.
Donald Lee Curtis. Maurice R.
Curtis, Nikki Hauser, and Kenya
Hauser, 5 grandchildren; 5 sis
ters; 7 brothers; mother-in-law,
Pauline Hauser of Yadkinville;
several sisters-in-law and broth-
ers-in-law. including Raphael
Hauser of Mocksville; many
other relatives and friends.
Service will be Saturday, July
5 at 3:30 p.m. at Pleasant Grove
Baptist Church in Yadkinville.
The family will receive friends
30 minutes before the service.
On-line condolences:
CrcIuvnFunertxlHome.net.
Patricia Marie Archer
Patricia Marie Hugger Ar
cher, 78, of Charlotte, died
Wednesday, June 25,2008. at her
home.
Mrs. Archer
was born on
i Nov. 25, 1929.
in Rabway,
I NJ., the daugh-
I lerofAlbertand
Lydia Hugger
Sr. After gradu
ating from Rahway High School
in 1945, she married Richard Ar
cher. She worked as a payroll
and cost accounting clerk for
Century Place TeWiles. from
which she retired in 1993. She
worshiped the Lord through the
Jehovah's Witness Kingdom
Hall in Mocksville.
Survivors: 6 children: Dan
Archer and wife Debbie of
Mocksville; Brad Archer of
Carapton. N.H.; David Archer of
Woodleaf; Amy Gural of
Edgewater, Fla.; Megan Archer
of Charlotte; and MichaelArcher
of Campion; 7 grandchildren; a
great-grandchild; a brother, Pe
ter Hugger of Fanwood, N.J.; 2
sisters-in-law, Lillian Hugger of
Rahway, NJ., and Ann and her
husband Bob Dohrman of
Manahawkin, N.J.; 12 nieces
anil nephews; and many fnends.
She was preceded in death by
her hasband, her parents, a sis
ter. Karen, and a brother. Albert
"Bud" Hugger Jr.
Services will beheld at a later
date.
Memorials: American Diabe
tes Assoc., PO Box 11454, Al-
e.xandria, VA 22312; or Ameri
can Stroke Foundation, 5960
Dearborn. Missioit KS, 66202-
/Thomas Monzy Dyson
Mr. Thomas Monzy Dyson,
101, of Howard Street, formerly
ofDyson Road, Mocksville, died
Sunday, June
29.2008, atAu
tumn Care of
Mocksville.
He was bom
Nov. 21, 1906,
in Davie
County to the
late David Pink
and Martha
Magdalene Marlowe Dyson. Mr.
Dyson was a member of New
Union United Methodist Church
in Harmony. He was a retired
farmer and enjoyed raising can
taloupe, watermelon and work
ing with the cows. Mr. Dyson
enjoyed going to Inspiration
Park for gospel sings at Chero
kee and gospel singing. He en
joyed traveling to Indiana to sec
relatives. Julia, the youngest of
his grandchildren, especially en
joyed his company.
He was also preceded in death
by his first wife. Nannie Malone
Reeves Dyson in 1940: his sec
ond wife, Mamie Edna Parks
Dyson in 1995; and a grand
daughter, Gloria Jennie AJIen.
Survivors: 5 children, Tho
mas Leroy (Nannie) Dyson.
Jimmy William (Christine)
Dyson. Carl Malone (Nellie)
Dyson, all of Mocksville, Dor
othy (Bobby) Stokes of Advance
and Melba (Rodger) Feimster of
Mock.stille; 11 grandchildren;
ISgreal-grandchildren; Sgreal-
grcat-grandchildren; andnumer-ous niece.s and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Wedne.sday,
July 2, at New Union United
Methodist Church, with the
Revs. David F. Cunha and
Wayne Swisher officiating. The
body was placed in the church
30 minutes before the service.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends Tuesday, July l.atEaton
Funeral Home.
Memorials: New Union
Methodist Cemetery Fund, c/o
Helen Bulla, 115 New Hamp
shire Cl., Mocksville.
Online condolences;
>''i>^.eaton/uneralservice.com.
Roby Louis Grant Sr..^
Roby Louis Gram, Sr.. 89, of
Joe Road, Mocksville, died
Thursday, June 26, 2008, at his
home.
Bora inAlexander County on
May 23,19l9.hewaslhesonof
the late Franklin Marion and
Velma Mamie Sells Oranu Mr.
Gram served in the U. S. Army
during World War n. He was a
self-employed appliance repair
man and was of the Baptist faith.
Survivors: 6 sons, Joe Rob-
en Grant, Turner Grant, Ronald
Larry Grant, Richard E. Grant,
Roby L. Cam. Jr., and Darrell L.
(Denise) Gram: 6 daughters.
Barbara Jean (Jerry) Cobble,
Anita Lou, Teresa (Mike) Pulley,
Tina (Larry) Peilitier, Lynn
Strang and Lisa Ramsey; a
brother. Max Grant, a sister,
Juaniia; several grandchildren,
great-grandchildren and great-
great-grandchildren.
Mr. Grant was also preceded
in death by a brother, Clyde
Grant, and a sister, Opal.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Gram was held Mon
day, June 30, at 10:30 a.m- in the
Davie Funeral Service Chapel
with the Rev. Darrell Cox offi
ciating. Burial was at noon in the
Salisbury National Cemetery
with military honors by the
Rowan Veterans Council. The
family received friends Sunday,
June 29, at Davie Funeral Ser
vice.
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Walter William Horton \
Widtcr William Honon. 52, of
NC 801 South. Mocksviile. died
Thursday. June 26. 2008. at
Rowan Regional Medical Cen
ter.
Born in Newton. N.J.. on
Dec. 31. 1955, he was the son of
Nathan .M- Horton ofMocksviile
and the late Rose Potts Horton.
He was disability retired from
SaMOn Falls Sand and Gravel.
Also surviving: a son. Mark
Horton of Connecticut; a daugh
ter. Jessica Horton of New Jer
sey; 2 brothers. George Horton
of South Carolina and Louis
Horton of Pennsylvania; and 2
sisters. Lisa Mickalowski of
Mocksviile and Susan Fidier of
New Jersey.
The service to celebrate the
life ofMr. Honon will be in New
Jersey with burial in the Foxhill
Cemetery in Hunterdon County.
Alpha Burns Lawson
Mrs. Alpha Burns Ellis
Lawson. 95, formerly of Mock
Place. Mocksviile. died Satur
day, June 28. 2008, at Autumn
Care of Mocksviile.
She was born in Rowan
County on March 24, 1913. to
the late Sidney and Mary Lou
McDaniel Ellis. Mrs. Lawson
was a homemaker and was faith
ful to attend the Sunday school
at Autumn Care.
She was preceded in death by
a daughter. Mary Elizabeth
Nothsdne; a son, Richard.Lee
Lawson; 2 sisters. Ivy Blakely
and Gladys Ellis Thomas and 3
brothers, Galther. Floyd and Roy
Ellis.
Survivors: 2 grandchildren; 4
great-grandchiltlren; 5 great-
gteat-gtandchildrcn; and seveial
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was con
ducted at 3 p.m. .Monday. June
30. at Rose Cemetery in Mocks
viile with Dr. Darreli Cox ofTi-
ciating. The family received
friends one hour prior to the ser
vice at Eaton Funeral Home.
Online condolence:
wvnv.tatonSuneiahtnict.com.
Berlie Nail Waller
Mrs. Berlie Nail Waller. 74.
of Deadmon Road. Mocksviile.
died Monday evening. June 23.
2008.
She was born iti Davie
County on May 1, 1934 to the
late Grady and 2k>ia Swicegood
Nail and was a seamstress. She
, enjoyed baking and decorating
cakes, crocheting, shopping and
touring flea markets. She was a
life member of Concord United
Methodist Church.
Survivors: her husband.
Herman Waller; 4 daughters.
Shanan Waller of Morganlon.
Vickie (Paul) Carter of Advance,
Vanessa Waller of Salisbury, and
Beth (Terry) Dalton of Mocks
viile; a granddaughter; a gceat-
granddaugher; a sister, Donnie
(Robert) Beddington of Mocks
viile; and a brother, Tommy Nail
of Mocksviile.
She was preceded in death by
a sister, Shelby Pardue.
Her funeral service will be
held Thursday, June 26 at Con
cord United Methodist Church
with the Rev. Arnold Gosnell
officiating. Burial will be in the
church cemetery. The body will
be placed in the church at 1:30
p.m. The family was to be at
Eaton Funeral Home in Mocks
viile Wednesday evening from 7-
8:30,
Memorials: J. Iverson Riddle
Development Center, c/o Angela
Williams, 300 Enoia Rd..
Morganion. 28655.
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Muriel Moore Weathers
Muriel Moore Weathers. 80.
died Friday at Rex Hospital in
Raleigh after a short illness.
A former resident of Mocks
viile and 1945 graduate o(
Mocksviile High School and
later UNC-0 (Womens College)
graduate, she was preceded in
death by patents William Luckey
Moore Sr. and Daisy Jennings
Moore, and siblings William L. .
Moore Jr.. Raymond J, Moore,
and Gertrude Moore George.
She had a great sense of hu
mor and enjoyed sharing stories
and being surrounded by family.
She taught high school math and
science for 30 years. A music
lover, she enjoyed playing the
piano and organ at churches. Her
hobbies included playing bridge,
reading, doing crossword
puzzles, traveling and cooking.
The funeral service was held
at 2 p.m.. Tuesday, July I. at
Westover United Methodist
Church. Burial followed at
Monllawn Memorial Park.
Surviving: her husband,
Charles R. Weathers: daughter,'
Donna W. Roberts and husband.
Slewartof Hilliard.Ohio; grand
daughter: and several nieces and
nephews.
Memorials: American Cancer
Society, 3300 Health Park. Suite
10, Raleigh, 27615; or Westtwer
United Methodist Church. 300
Powell Drive. Raleigh. 27606.
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. Mary Neil Benson
Mrs. Mary Nell Allen
"Granny" Benson. 76. of US 601
South, MocksvUIe. died Mon
day, July 7, 2008. at Davie
County Hospital.
She was bom May 19, 1932.
in Davie County to the late
James Gaston and Ophelia Smith
Allen. Mrs. Benson was a metn-
ber ofVictory Baptist Church in
Cooieeniee. She was a co-
founder of Twin Cedars Golf
Course in Mocksville. .Mrs.
Benson loved to play golf and
was voted most athletic in high
school. One of her favorite pas
times was eating out.
She was also preceded m
death hy a son. James Gregory
Benson; a sister. Ellen Mahe:
and 3 brothers. J. C.. Luther and
Robert Allen.
Survivors: her husband of 58
years. Robert Floyd "Big
Daddy" Benson Sr. of the home:
2 daughters. Bobbi (Tony)
Mullis of Mocksville and Debbie
Worden of Boiling Springs
Lake; a son, Robin (Cindy)
Benson of Mocksville; 4 grand
children; 3 great-grandchildren:
a daughter-in-law, Kim Benson
of Lexington; a brother, Cecil
(Lena Mae) Allen ofMtrcksville;
several nieces and nephews: and
many friends and extended fam
ily at the golf course.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July
9, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Shelby Harbour offici
ating. Burial followed in Rose
Cemetery. The family received
friends "Djesday, July 8. at Eaton
Funeral Home.
Memorials: Camp Manna
Ministries, do Stan Riddle, 243
Gibson Way. Mocksville.
Online condolences:
www,eatonfuMralsen'ice~com.
-^Kevin Richard Fahey
Mr. Kevin Richard Fahey
died Monday, July 7. 2008, at
Kale B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winsion-Salem.
He was
I . bom in
was a Vietnam
A JH veteran of the
While in the
USMC, Mr. Fahey was stationed
at Marine Corps barracks Wash
ington. DC, called the 8ih and 1
Marines, where he served as
President Lyndon Johnson's
Umo driver. He was a member
ofthe Marine Corps Silent Drill
team. After his honorable dis
charge, be and his brother. Billy,
owned The Cycle Shop in
Whitman. Mass., where they
built custom Harley-Davidson
motorcycles. In 1978, he gradu
ated from the NC School of
Horseshoeing in Pleasant Gar
den. and the following year
moved to Mocksville, For the
past 30 yean he specialized in
shoeing and caring for sick and
crippled horses, working in al
most every slate and several
countries. He often said his
greatest joy was helping a
crippled horse stand and walk,
when often the horse was lying
down upon his arrival at the barn
or home.
He is also preceded in death
by his brother. Billy Fahey.
Survivors: his wife, Dorothy
Fahey ofthe home; 2 daughters,
Sarah Langdon and husband
Sammy of Winston-Salem,
Christina Ward of Boston,
Mass.: a grandson; a sister,
Diana Fahey of Whitman: a
brother, Robert Fahey of
Daytona Beach. F1a,; and several
nephews and nieces.
A mass of Christian burial
will be held at U a.ro.. Friday,
July 11. at Si. Francis of Assist
Calbolic Church, with the Rev.
Andrew Draper and Deacon
John Zimmerle officiating.
Burial followed in Rose Cem
etery in Mocksville. with Mili
tary Honors conducted by the
Veterans of Foreign War Memo
rial Honor Guard. The family
will receive friends at Eaton Fu
neral Home in Mocksville from
6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday.
Memorials: Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home. 101 Hospice
Lane. Winsion-Salera. 27103.
Online condolences:
vMt.etUonfimeralseniee.eom.
v'Arthur Lee Jessup
Mr. Arthur Lee Jessup. 64. of
Pilot Mountain, died Monday,
June 30, 2008 at Forsyih
Medical Center.
He was bora Oct. 1, 1943 in
Surry County to the late George
.Martin Jessup and Helen Susan
Holt Jessup. He was a retired
lineman with Surry-Yadkin
Electric Membership and a
Baptist. ,Mr. Jessup was a
gardener, planting enough food
to share with friends and
neighbors. He loved to work in
the yard and in his shop, where
he aJways had projects.
Survivors: his wife. .Mary
Lois Nichols Jessupofthe home;
daughter. Amber Jessup
Southern and husband Jason of
Pilot .Mountain; sisters, Peggy
and June Jessup of Pilot
Mountain and Lottie and Roger
Gammons of Claudville, Va.;
brother. James Paul Jessup and
Bonnie of Ihlot Mountain; step
half sister-in-law. Mary Jessup:
step half brother-in-law. Ralph
Gammons; and several nieces
and nephews.
He was also preceded in
death by half sisters Mabel
Bowman. Era Epperson. Bemice
Gammons and Ora Jessup, and
half brother Carl Jessup.
Funeml services were held on
Friday. July 4, at II a.m. at
Brown Mountain Baptist Oiutch
conducted by the Revs. Rickey
Rogers and Eddie Carter with
burial following In the church
cemetery.
Memorials: Brown MountainBapilst Cemetery Fund. c/oGail
Durham, 1533 Pilot Westfield
Road, Pilot Mountain, 27041.
Online condolences:
mvivAoive//ftin«raisenic«.com.
■^Mary E. Kirkpatrick
Mary Elizabeth Walker
Kirfcpanick.8i,diedoQjune 16,2008 at Forsyth Medical Centerwhile surrounded by family
members.
She was bom Dec. S. 1926 inRock HiJl. S.C., to FranklinBryce and Maggie Shillinglaw
Walker. She was the seventh ofeight children. She graduated
from Rock Hill High School and'was employed byThe EquitableInsurance Co. and The Bank ofGreat Fails. She married William
Donald Kirkpatrick of Great
Fa]ls.S.C.onOct29.1948.Thefamily moved to Wmston-Salemin 1958. She was a member of
Centenary United Methodist
Church in Winston-Salem.She was preceded in death byher parents; brothers Jack
Walker, Grady Walker andMarshall Walker; and sisters,Margaret Walker Loflin. Carrie
Walker Adams and Grace
Walker Leslie-
Survivors: her husband. 91,
ofWinston-Salem; 2 sons. Will-iam Michael (Karen)
Kirkpatrick of Mocksville andCarl Walker Kiritpatrick ofWin
ston-Salem; and 3 grandsons.
Her funeral service was at
Centenary United MethodistChurch on Thursday, June 19 at
10:30 a.m. with a memorial service following at 11.
Memorials: Centenary Methodist, Winston-Salem; or theAmerican Cancer Society.
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Arnotd Eugene Coley'. /
Arnold Eugene Coley,
SMSGT, USAF (Ret). 73. of
Daljell, S.C., husband of 50
years to Ann
O w i n g s
Coley, lost
his battle
with cancer
on Sunday.
July 13,
2008.
Born in
Concord, to
George and
Raymelle Coley. he attended
Hartsville High School and
entered the U.S. Air Force in
August 1952, He retired in 1980
after serving his country for 28
years during which time he
received the Bronze Starand the
Meritorious Service Medal. He
retired in 1980 and then worked
for Sumter County School
District Two until retiring in
1997. Mr. Coley was an active
member in the DAV, American
tegion Post 175 and a charter
member of Hillcresi Masonic
Lodge.
Also surviving: a son. Col.
Christopher Coley (USAF Ret.)
and wife Lisa of Mynie Beach.
S.C.; 3 daughter. Sandra Coley
ofDuncanville, Te.xas; a brother.
John Ray Coley and wife
Frances of Murrelis Inlet. S.C.;
a sister-in-law. Linda Owings of
-VfccksviJIc.
He was preceded in death by
his parents and mother and
father-in-law.
A funeral service was held at
2 p.m. Wednesday, July 16atihe
Bullock Funeral Home Chapel.
A graveside service with full
military honors was held at I]
a-m.. Friday. July 18. at Center
Methodist Church cemetery in
Mocksville. The family received
friends Wednesday, July 16, at
Buiiock Funeral Home.
Memorials: American
Legion Post 175. PO Box 301
Dalzell. SC 29040; or Center
Methodist. 728 Wilkesboro St..
Mocksville,
Online condolences:
»'t^'-bull(Kkfiinenlhome.com.
Shirley Ann Collier /'
Mrs. Shirley Ann Collier, 68.
ofCIemmonsdiedJuIy 13,2008.
after an extended illness.
Mrs. Collier was bom in Wil
son County to the tale Ressie and
Hazel Head FerreQ on June 28.
1940. She was a long-time mem
ber ofTemple Baptist Church in
Lewisville and enjoyed leaching
Sunday school for 43 years. Mrs.
Collier enjoyed reading her
Bible daily.
Survivors: her husband. Don
Collien 2 sorts, Mike Collier and
wife Joanna and Steve Collier
and wife Lori; a daughter.
Kathryn Collier; 4 grandchil
dren: 2 great-grandchildren; and
2 sisters Edith Brock and Alia
Mae Whitehead.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday
July 16 at Temple Baptist
Church in Lewisville with Dr.
Bud Owen officiating. Burit
followed in ihe church cem
etery. The family received
friends Tuesday at Hayworth-
Miller fGndenon Chapel.
Online condolences:
www.luivwonh-miller.com.
William H. Ford
William HetnpslcadFotd. 76.
of US 158. Mocksville, died on
Monday, July 7. 2008, at Wake
Forest Baptist Medical Center.
Bom in Winchester. Va., on
Dec. 29,1931. he was the son of
the late Rev. Fletcher and
Comeilla Coins Ford. He served
in the U.S. Army during the Ko
rean War. He was a self-em
ployed cabinet maker.
Survivors: 2 sons, Robin Ford
of Tiro, Ohio and Charles Ford
of Salisbury: and 5 grandchil
dren.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Ford will be held on
Monday. July 14. at 1 p.m. at the
Salisbury National Cemetery
with military honors being ac
corded.
Betty Jean Freeman
Betty Jean Koontz Freeman.
78, of Grey Street, Mocksville.
died on Saturday. July 12, 2008,
at Wake Forest University Bap
tist Medical Center.
Bom in Rowan County on
Aug. 19, 1929, she was the
daughter of the late Foley Wil
son and Mary Catherine Carmer
Koontz. She was of the Method
ist faith and had attended Salem
and Oak Grove United Method
ist churches. She retired from
Celanese Industry in 1993,
where she worked as a beamer
operator and before that worked
as a looper for Hanes Hosiery.
Survivors: her husband of 61
years, Anhur Edward Freeman;
2 daughters. Karen D- Freeman
and Kay F. Carter, both of
Mocksville; 2 sisters. Fay
Dwiggins of Mocksville and
Edith Miller of Woodieaf, 2
grandchiidren: and 4 great
grandchildren.
She was also preceded in
death by 2 brothers, Thomas
Koontz andJohn Roy Koontz.
The family received friends
on Tuesday. July 15 in Davie
Funeral Service Chapel. A ser
vice celebrating her life will be
held at a later date.
Kenneth TVacy Moore
Kenneth Tracy Moore. 72, of
113 Tutterow Road. Mocksville,
died Wednesday. July 9.2008 at
Iredell Memoriai Hospilai.
He was bom on October 19.
1935, in Davie County, to the
late Dallas W Moore and Viola
Nichols Moore. Mr. Moore re
tired from the United Slates Air
Force and was of the Baptist
faith.
He was also preceded in deathby his brother. Dannv Ray
Moore.
Survivors: his wife. Vonda
Moore of the home; 3 sons,
Randall Keith Moore of the
home, Steven Wayne Moore of
Mocksville and Kenneth Rav
Moore and wife Katie of Fultoit.
Calif.; adaughter. Juanita Moore
Gwiii and husband Ed ofGrosse
Point, Mich: abrother. Dallas W
Moore Jr. and wife Louise of
Mocksville: 3 sisters. Dalene
Whilaker and husband Jay of
MocksviUe, Betty Robinson and
husband Warren ofMooresville.
and Kay Talley of Winston Sa
lem; and 11 grantichildren.
A graveside service was con
ducted Monday, July 14ai 2 p.m.
at Salisbury National Cemetery,
501 Statesville Blvd. Salisbury.
•Memorials: Center UMC
Cemetery Fund, c/o Linda
Owins. 728 Wilkesboro St.,
Mocksville.
Online condolences;
www.chapmanfiineralhome.com.
Robert Philip Pauon
on FHday. JulJ'4,''C"m
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Thomas A. Pheips Jr. •/Mr. Thomas A. "Tommy"
Pheips Jr.. 70, ofLewisville. died
onThufsday, July 10,2008 aftera short battle with cancer.
He was bom Jan. 8, 1938 inDavie County. He retired liom
Pilot Freight Carriers and after
retiring, worked part-time at
Joe's Landscaping. He was a
volunteer firefighter at SouthFork and Lewisville fire depart
ments. He had a passion for an
tique tractors. NASCAR and
Duke basketball.
He was preceded in death byhis father, "niomas "Jack" Pheips
Sr.; his mother, Vivian Sidden
Pheips Sloan; and 2 sisters, RubyPheips and Roberta Moore.
Survivors: his wife of J9
years, Shirley Bunon Pheips; 3
children, Phyllis (Steve)
Hundley, Tommy (Michelle)
Pheips and Donna (Scott)
Spurlock; 6 granddaughters; a
great-grandson; and many other
relatives and friends.
Agraveside service was heldat 2 p.m. Saturday, July 12 at
Westiawn Gardens of Memory
with the Revs. Ray Waddell and
Paul Sink olTiciating. The family received friends Friday at
Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel.
.Memorials: Hospice/Palliative CareCenter, 101 Hospice
Lane, Winston-Salem, 27103; or
American Cancer Society, 4.A
Oak Branch Dr., Greensboro
27-107.
Online condolences;
fww.haywonh-mlier.com.
Bradley Thomas TorpMr, Bradley Thomas Torpy,30, of Hardiscn Street. Mocks-
ville, died Thursday, July 10,
2008, at his
home.
He was
bom Jan. 17,
19^8,m Dal
las, Texas to
Dr. Thomas
James and
Barbara
FrancesWillisTorpy.He was a member of Jericho
Church of Christ. He was a re
cording engineerand the founderofDecimal Productions and hadbeen a CNA. Mr. Torpy ex
pressed his love for his wife, hisson and for God through his
music,He was preceded in death by
maternal grandparents, Noble S.and Charlone C. Willis; and pa
ternal grandparents, John Edward and Elizabeth Ann Torpy.
Survivors: his wife, AstrdMakeda Barrow Torpy of the
home; a son, Lazarus GabrielTorpy of the home; his parents
of Mocksville; and a sister,
Charlin Torpy (BJ) Coley of
Mocksville.
A funeral service was conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July
15. at Jericho Church of Christ,
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family receivefriends at the church two hours
before the service.
Memorials: to his son,
Lazarus, do Jericho Church of
Christ, PO Box 354, .Mocksville,
Online condolences:
^^fw.eatonjuneralservice.com.
Glenn Bruce 'I\itterow v
Glenn Bruce Tuttcrow, 94,died Titursday, July 10 at Well-
Spiing Retirement Community.
There was a private burial onSaturday, July 12 at 10 a.m. at
Westminster Gardens. A
memorial service was held
Saturday, July 12 at 11 a.m. in
the Richardson Auditorium atWell-Spring. The family
received visitors after the service
in the rotunda.
■Mr. Tutterow was bora Aug.19, 1913 in Davie County andmoved to Greensboro at an early
age, where he lived for the
remainder of his life. Starting ata young age, he worked at Mojud
Hosieiy for many years. He later
worked in the priming industry
for the Christian Advocate andthen formed his own printing
company, which he operateduntil his move to Well-Spring.
He was an amateur radio
operator for almost 50 years,
operating under the call letters
of K4LCS. He was a member
of Peace United Church of
Christ.
Survivors: his sons and their
wives. Bill and Nocma Tutterow,
Ken and Kaye Tutterow, both of
Greensboro; 16 grandchildren;
and his brother the Rev. Grady
Tutterow and wife Anne
Tutterow of Mocksville.He was preceded in death byhis wife of 66 years, Mary
Welker Tutterow, bis parents, 2
brothers and 2 sisters.
Memorial contributions;
Well-Spnng RetirementCommunity, 4100 Well-Spring
Drive, Greensboro, 27410: or
Children's Home Society of
N.C., PO Bo* 14608,
Greensboro, 27415,
Online condolences:
wivw./orbisaiuiJick.com.
Lewis James Woolen
Lewis James Woolen, 83, of
NC 801 South, Mocksville, died
on Friday, July II, 2008, at
Yadkin Nursing Care Center.
Born in Yadkin County on
June 23,1925, he was the son of
the late Samuel and Vadie Denny
Wooten. He was a retired furni
ture worker and was a Baptist.
Survivors: his wife of 51
years, Ella Mae Mize Woolen; 2
brothers, John Wooten and
. DwjghlJoe(Frankie)Wootenof
Mocksville: and a sister, Martha
Ward of Woodleaf.He was also preceded in death
by 3 brothers, William Wooten,
Hardin Wooten, Preston Wooten.
A graveside service to cel
ebrate the life of Mr. Wooten was
held at 3 p.m. Sunday. July 13,
at the Bethel Baptist Church
Cemetery with the Rev, G.
Carroll Jordan ofiiciating. The
family received friends Sunday,
at Mackie-Sinciair Funeral Ser
vice.
.Memorials; Yadkin Nursing
Care Center Activity Fund, 903
W. Main St.. Yadkinville, 27055.
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Mr. William June Allen Jr..
79. of Wyo Road. Mocksville,
died Saturday. July 19. 2008 at
his horse.
He was bom Sept. d. 1928 in
Davie County to the late Will
iam Sr. and Dora Luther Allen.
Mr. Allen was retired from
Thomasville Furniture Co. of
Winston-Salem and was a mem
ber of Turners Creek Baptist
Church.
He was also preceded in death
by a son. Bobby Gene Allen in
1986.
Surviving; his wife of 60
years. Margaret Cunter Allen of
the home: a daughter. Carolyn
Allen (Leon) Fulton. Lewisvillc;
a son, Barry (Sonya) Allen.
Mocksville; 2 grandsons he
raised as bis own. Matthew Allen
and Chad Allen; 5 grandchil
dren; 9 great-grandchildren: 6
brothers and sisters, Donnell
GobS. Dorothy West, Frances
(Nellie) Allen, Jim (Magdalene)
Allen, Sam (Sue) Allen. Belly
Johnson; several nieces, neph
ews, neighbors and friends.
His funeral service was held
2;30 p.m. Tuesday. July 22 at
Turners Creek Baptist Church by
the Revs- Bobby Russell, Allen
Barker, and David Maynard,
Burial followed in the church
cemeiery. The family received
friends Monday at Gentry Fam
ily Funeral Service In
Yadkinviile.
Memorials; Lexington Dialy
sis Center. Lexington.
Don Walser Brooks
Don Walscr Brooks. 69. of
Winslon-Salcm died Saturday.
July 19.2008 at Forsyth Medical
Center.
A memorial service was to be
held at 7 p.m. Wednesday July
23 at Davidson Funeral Home
Hickory Tree Chapel. The
service will be conducted by
Elder Robert Hall.
Mr- Brooks was bom Oct. 21.
1938 in Davidson County to
Fred Monroe Brooks and Laura
Veigh Walser Brooks. He was
retired from Duke Energy. Mr.
Brooks was a veteran with the
US Amiy.
He was precetled in death by
his parents and a sister. Clara
Ellen Brooks.
Surviving: bis wife. Belly
Spillman Brooks of the home;
son. Terry Dwayne Brooks and
wife Tammy of Midway;
daughter Jackie Brooks Cline
and husband Richard ofArcadia;
brothers Vernon Lee (Butch)
Brooks and wife Nancy of
Yadkin College, Harvey Monroe
Brooks and wife Mclinda of
Trinity; 3 grandchildren.
The family was to receive
friends from 6-7 p.m.
Wednesday July 23, at Davidson
Funeral Home Hickory Tree
Chapel.
Memorials: Winston Salem
South Congrcgalion of
Jehovah's Witnesses. 3799 Old
Lexington Road. Winston
Salem. 27107
Online condolences:
Miww.davidsonfuneralhome.nei,
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Elizabeih "Betsy" Anna Nooe
Hairis Evans, 86. died early Sun
day morning. July 20. 2008 in
.Mocksville.
Mrs. Evans was bom Jan. 17.
1922 in Lexington to the late
Allie Hutchison Harris of Lex
ington and the late William
Osmond Harris of Ashevilie.
who was a native of the Baha
mas. She giew up in Lexington
and attended Appalachian State
University where she met her
husband of 66 years. Neil C.
Evans. After completing a busi-
ness course at UNC-Grccnsboro.
she worked at Commercial Bank
of Lexington and the Lexington
Retail Merchants Association
until she started raising her chil
dren. In the late 1960s, she re
turned to work as a ceramics
teacher and eventually became
the activities director for the Lex
ington Recreation Department
for 20 years. Mrs. Evans spent
much of her free time cooking
and caring for senior citizens in
the community and volunteering
for scouts and the schools, in
cluding taking needy children to
their dental and doctor appoint
ments. Her hobbies included ce
ramics. sewing, puzzles, bridge,
gardening and crafts.
Mrs. Evans was also preceded
in death by herhusband Neil who
died on June 19. 2008. and two
half-brothers. William and Don
Harris.
Survivors; 3 children. Neil C.
Evans Jr. and wife Anne of
Bennett; Dr. James H. (Jim)
Evans and wife Melinda of
Mocksville: and Elizabeth A.
(Libby) Evans of <2hapel Hill: 5
grand^ldren; 3 great-grandchil
dren; several nieces and neph
ews; and a half-sister. Rosalind
Boss.
Funeral services were to be
conducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday,
July 23 at Mt. Olivet United
Methodist Church in Davidson
County with the Rev. Ray Surralt
officiating. A graveside service
was to follow in the church cem
etery. The family was to receive
friends at the church before the
service, starting at 3;{X3.
Memorials: Mt. Olivet
United Methodist C2iurch.
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Norris London Fellows, 84,
of US 601 South, Mocksville,
died Thursday morning, July 17,
2008 at his home.
Bom in Springfield, Mo.
April 9,1924, he was the son of
the late Gladys London Fellows
and Norris Livingston Fellows.
He was a graduate of Oruru
College and completed his
Master of Divinity at Duke
University. Fellows was a
Presbyterian minister who
served in the US Air Force as a
chaplain during the Korean
Conflict. After preaching in
Springfield, Mo. and Oxford and
Wadesboro, he was the fotmding
minister at Gaithersburg
Presbyterian Church in
Gaithersburg, Md. He preached
at Northgate Presbyterian
Church in Durham until his
retirement. He continued to
preach after he retired to Sweet
Dreams Farm in Mocksville. He
attended First Presbyterian
Church of Salisbury. He enjoyed
a life of avocations such as wood
working, sculpting, geometric
drawing, personal computing,
fashion modeling and bicycling.
Surviving: his wife of 57
year, Betty Jean Mclnnis
Fellows of Mocksville; 3
daughters: Elisabeth London
King and husband Michael
Burton King of Charlotte.
Barbara Jean Meloy and
husband Dr. Thomas Stuart
Meloy of Mocksville, and Helen
Frances Fellows of Prescott,
Ariz.; and 4 grandchildren.
Memorial services were held
at the First Presbyterian Church
of Salisbury on Sunday, July 20.
yLamon Lester Johnson
Lamon Lester Johnson, 89, of
NC 801 South, died on Simday,
July 20,2008, at Forsyth Medi
cal Center.
Bom in Swain County on
June 25,1919, he was the son of
the late Robert Henry Johnson
and Mary Rebecca Cole
Johnson. He was retired from
Burlington Industries and was a
member of Sonlight Baptist
Church. He served in the U.S.
Army during World War 11.
Survivors: his wife, Shirley
Lyons Johnson of the home; 2
sons, Kelly (Erika) Johnson of
Advance' and R.L. (Linda)
Johnson of Lexington; 3 daugh
ters, Carolina (Roger) Lyons of
Gemmons, Ann (Bobby) House
of Advance and Carol (Tommy)
Rogers of Lexington; 4 sisters.
Gay (Carl) Burkhart and Ruth
(Phil) Phillips of Lexington,
Imbgene Poole of Gold Hill and
Marie Payne of Baltimore, Md.;
a niece; and a number of grand
children and great-grandchil
dren.
Mr. Johnson was also pre
ceded in death by 2 sons, Ralph
Johnson and Baby Boy Johnson;
2 daughters, Mary Lou
Harrelson and Brenda Joyce
Johnson; 5 sisters, Nellie Duvall,
Robbie Gaddis, Emma Franklin,
Athelene Stanbury and Thelma
Frizell and a brother, Rastus
Johnson.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Johnson will be held
on Thursday, July 24, at 11:30
a.m. at the Davie Funeral Service
Chapel with the Revs. Steve
Brooks and Scott Steed officiat
ing. Burial will be at 1 p.m. at
the Salisbury National Cemetery
with military honors by the VFW
Memorial Honor Guard. The
family was to receive friends
July 23 fiom 6-8 p.m. at Davie
Funeral Service.
Memorials: Hospice of
Davidson, PO Box 1941 Lexing
ton, 27293-1941; or Davie Fu
neral, 416 Valley RoaiL Mocks
ville, to help with funeral ex
penses.
vXlenese Deason Nail
Mrs. Denese Deason Nail. 44,
of Ridge Road. Mocksville, died
Saturday, July 19. 2008. at her
home.
She was bom Aug. 31.1963,
in Torrance, Calif. Mrs. Nail
loved spending time with her
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
her ihother, Geneva Josephine
Akers Cook; and a granddaugh
ter, Ava Mackenzie Baune.
Survivors: her husband,
Ronald Dean Nail of the home;
. 3 daughters. Stephanie (Jeff)
Zotsman of Moclsville. Ashlee
(Jeremy) Baune of Minnesota
and Meagan Andrade of Mocks
ville; 4 grandchildren; father.
Leonard Blevins of Calif.; a
brother. Leonard Dwayne
Blevins of Calif.; stepfather.
Bobby Lee Cook; and a cousin.
A ftmeral service will be con
ducted at 2 p.m.. Thursday, July
24, at Eaton Funeral Chapel,
Burial will follow in Iredell Me
morial Gardens in Statesville.
The family was to receive
friends ftom 7-9 p.m. Wednes
day, July 23, at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Online condolences:
www.eatonJuneralservice.com.
vSteven RiiJiard Poteet
Mr. Steven Richard Poteet,
63, of Advance, died on
Wednesday, July 16,2008,
He was bom July 25.1944 in
Burke County to Josephine
Poteet and the late Monion
Poteet. Although his life was re
stricted by Cerebral Palsy, be
gave and received much joy and
love.
Survivors: his mother
Josephine and sister. Gay, both
of the home; his sister, Kay and
husband Floyd McAtee of King;
his sister Judy Merritt of Ra
leigh; and a nephew.
A graveside service was held
at 2 p.m. Saturday. July 19 at
Westlawn Gardens of Memory
with the Rev. Dr. Crystal M.
Alexander officiating. Thefati
ily received friends 1 hour prior
to the service at Hayworth-
Miller Kinderton Chapel.
Memorials: The Nature Con
servancy. Atm: Treasury. 4245
N. Fairfax Drive. Suite 100, Ar
lington. VA 22203.
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Arthur Lee Watkins
The Rev. Arthur Lee Watkins,
67. died on July 18. 2008.
HewasbomonDec.28,1940
in Salisbury, and was a graduate
of Atkitis High School in Win-
ston-Salem and later earned an
associate degree in early child
hood education. He accepted the
call to preach in October 1980.
and was licensed to preach un
der the leadership of the Rev.
Will Chambers at Ml Zion CME
Church in Salisbury. He was or
dained deacon and elder while a
member of the CME Church.
The Rev. Watkins paslored
churches in South Carolina.
North Carolina and Calax, Va. In
2002. he moved his membership
to the AME Zion Conference
and pastored Long Leaf AME
Zion Church in Robbins before
returning to McAuley AME
Zion Church as associate pastor,
where he worked until his death.
He loved preaching from the
pulpiL and visiting and praying
for members of his community.
Me also visited and witnessed
those who were in prison. He
loved to talk and visit with the
elderly.
Survivors: his wife Fannie of
the home; 4 sons. Terri L.
Watkins (Dcuko) of Ewa Beach.
Hawaii. Arthur Lamont Watkins
of DetroiL Mich.. Avery Rilter
of Fayecieville, and Walter L.
Lee of Norwood: 2 daughters,
Tressa Simmons of Phoenix.
Ariz., and Toni Smith ofDetroit:
12 grandchildren: 14 great
grandchildren; 4 sisters,
Jacqueline Cook (Walter) of
Cooieemee, the Rev, Brcnda
Geier ofCooieemee; Dr. Barbara
Bosey and the Rev. Jane
Mitchell (Bruce) ofDurham; and
a host of nieces, nephews, cous
ins. uncles, aunts and friends.
Funeral services were held
July 23 at 2 p.m. at McAuley
AME Zion Church it} Mt. Cilead
with the Rev. Maurice Hooper
Sr. officiating. Burial followed
in the church cemetery.
y'Pauline Truelove West
Mrs. Pauline Tmelove West.
81. of Harding Street. Mocks-
ville. died Wednesday. July 16,
2008. at her
home.
Mrs. West
she was born12. 1927. BgJB
Davie
County to
Z- u z i n e I
Creason and John Captain True-
love. Mrs. Wesfartended Trin
ity Baptist Church- She enjoyed
gardening, canning and spending
time in the mountains.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. James
Robert West Sr.; a son. Waller
Lee West; 2 grandchildren.
Cynthia Jane Gailher and Scotty
Lee West; 3 brothers. Frank,
Rob, and William West.
Survivors: 3 sons, James
Robert (fiance Anna) West Jr..
Lairy' Eugene (Kathy) West, all
of .Mocksville, John William
West ofSalisbury; and a daugh
ter. Joanne (Levi) Phillips of
Galax. Va.
A graveside service was con
ducted at 3 p.m. Friday, July 18.
at Liberty Methodist Cemetery.
The family received.friends
friendsJuJy 17. at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Online condolences;
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V Henry Ray Williams
Mr. Henry Ray Williams. 88.
of Mocksville died Friday, July
18. 2008 at Forsyth Medical
Center.
He was bom Aug. 4. 1919 in
Harrell. Ark. to Ray and Ruth
Childs Williams'; MrWilliatns
was of the Methodist faith and a
veteran of the U.S. Navy who
served during World War II on a
submarine chaser on the east
coast.
Surviviilg: his wife of 67
years. Lillian D. Williams of the
home; 2 daughters. Judy
Konopnicki and husband David
of Lakeland. Fla. and Janene
Chessman and husband Michael
of Advance; 4 grandchildren;
and 3 great-grandchildren.
A private memorial service
will be held atalatet date.
On-line condolences:
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Anna Nooe Harris Evans. 86. died early Sun
day morning, July 20.2008 in Mocksville,
Mrs. Evans was bom Jan. 17, 1922 in Lexington to the lateAllie
Hutchison Harris of Lexington and ihe late Will
iam Osmond Harris ofAsheviiJe. who was a native
of the Bahamas. She grew up in Lexington and at-
tended Appalachian Slate University where she tnel
herhusband of 66 years. Neil C. Evans. Afiercom-
pleting a business course at UNC-Greensboro, she
worked at Commercial Bankof Lexington and the ^^■8^Lexington Retail Merchants Association until she I 1started raising her children. In the late 1960s, shereturned to work as a ceramics teacher and evenmally became theactivities director for the Lexington Recreation Department for 20yean. Mrs. Evans spent much of her free time cooking and caringfor seniorcitizens in the comraunily and volunteering forscouts andthe schools, including taking needy children to their dental and doctor appointments. Her hobbies included cerattiics, sewing, puzzles,
bridge, gardening and crafts.
Mrs. Evans was also preceded in death by her husband Neil whodied on June 19.2008. and two half-brothers, William and Don Har
ris.
Survivors: 3 children. Neil C. Evans Jr. and wife Anne ofBennett;Dr. James H. iJim) Evans and wife Melinda ofMocksville; and ElizabethA. (Libby) Evans ofChapel HilhSgrandchildreti; 3 gteai-grand-children; several nieces and nephews; and a half-sister. Rosalind Boss,Funeral services were to be conducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday, July23 at MI. Olivet United Methodist Church in Davidson County withthe Rev. Ray Surratt officiating. A graveside service was to followin the church cemetery. The family was to receive friends at the church
before the service, starting at 3;00.
Memorials; Ml. Olivet United Methodist Church.
v/Ann Reeves JacksonAnn Reeves Jackson of Canton died Friday July 25 200R ,tCreenv^e (g.c.) Memorial Hospital after a bn'f £«.'She was bom May 12. 1926. in Haywood County and was thedaughter ol the late McNally and Stelia Westmoreland Reeves She
hmh " r 1 o" R- Jackson, in 1980- aKuth Smather$ and WUda LeaihenvoodShe was a real estate broker in Haywood County for 40 yearsand wa.s a mernber of Canton Central United Methodist ChurchSurviving; 2 daughters. Vicki Hendricks and husband Jerry ofMocksville. and JoAnn Robertson and husband Don ofGreer S C •
3 sisters RcvaSaylesofFairview. Hazel Edmunds of CandlCT andHcndersonville; 2 brothersMcNally Reeves of Greenville, and Jack Reeves of Canton; sister^m-law. Dons Turner and husband Bill of Clyde; 4 grandehUdren-
and 1 great-grandson. Biaiucnuaren.ftaveside services were held at 11 a.m. Monday. July 28. at Bon-
MnH t 'he Rev. Carrol^ndsey officiaung. The family received friends Sunday. July 27. at
Wells Funeral Home of Canton- z"-"Memonals: Habitat for Humanity of Haywood. 1I2S. MainSlWaynesviUc. 28786; or a charity of one'schoiceOnline condolences; w^^.wellsfivteralhome.com
v^Pauline Tnielove West
Mrs. Pauline Ttueiove West. 81. of Harding Street. Mocksville.
died Wednesday, July 16.2008. at her home.
Mrs. West she was bora Jan. 12.1927. in Davie County to Luzine
Creason and John Captain Tcuelove. Mrs. West at-
tended Trinity Baptist Church. She enjoyed gaiden-
'"S' spending time in the mountains.She was also preceded in death by her husband,
James Robert West Sr.; a son. Walter Lee West; 2H H grandchildren, Cynthia Jane Oailher and Scotty Lee
West; 3 brothers, Frank. Rob. and William West.
Survivors: 3 sons. James Robert (fiance Anna)
West Jr.. Larry Eugene (Kalhy) West, all of .Mocksville. John Will-
lam West of Salisbury; and a daughter, Joanne (Levi) Fhiillips of
Galax, Va.
A graveside service was conducted at 3 p.m. Friday. July 18, at
Liberty Methodist Cemetery. The family received friends July 17,
at Eaton Funeral Home. .
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Alfred Jeddy Hilton^Mr. Alfred Jeddy Hilldn. 62,
ofMock^ville, died Sunday.Aug.
3,2008 at (he Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Hotne.
He was bom Jan. 19, 1946 in
Fprsyih County to Alfred Bruce
and Kathleen Story Hilton. Mr.
Hilton was a graduate of Davie
High School and earned an as
sociate degree from Forsyib
Technical Cotnmunity College.
He was a member of Redlond
Pentecostal Holiness Church
since 1969 and had been in
volved in the prison ministry and
Royal Rangers.
Surviving: his mother.
Kathleen: a brother. Bremon
(Shelby) Hilton of Mocksville,
with whom he made his home thelast two years: 2 sisters. Wanda
Brown and Sandra Gillcspie,
both of Advance; a number of
nieces, nephews, cousins and aspecial friend, Ricky Hicks.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday,Aug. 6 ai Hayworth-Miller-
Kinderton Chapel with the Revs.
Jonathan Hill andArnold Gosnell
officiating. Burial followed at
Redland Pentecostal Holiness
Church cemetery. The family re
ceived friends Tuesday at the fu
neral home.
Memorials: Kate B. ReynoldsHospice and Palliauve Care Cen
ter. 101 Hospice Lane, Winston-
Salem 27103; or to the Royal
Ranger Outpost 91. c/o RedlandPentecostal Holiness Church.
137 Baltimore Rd.. Advance.
Gabriel Paul Mazie
Gabriel Paul Mazie died Sun
day. Aug. 3. 2008. at his home
in Mocksville.
He was
bom Jan. II,
1927. in Htts-
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the late Marie
and Gabriel
' Mazie. He
served in the
United States! Navy and was
honorably discharged in 1946. He obtained hischeinicat engineer degree atCaraegie MeUon University andworked for Armstrong CorkCompany, in Pittsburgh and
Houston.Tezas. He retiredEncon Safety Products iii Hous
ton in 1993 and moved to Win-
sioa-Salem. with his wife. HeitiRichardson Timm Mazi. Theylater moved to Mocksville.
where Gabe is known for his
watercolor renderings of the oldhomes on Main Street which
were purchased by many of the
family members. Travelsthrough Europe gave him oppor
tunities to paint scenes he loved.
A cruise up the Nile in 1990 had
revealed more picturesque land
scapes to paint.
Survivors; his wife. Hetii. ofthe home; 2 daughters. Mindy
and husband Hicham Al-Bochi
of Florida aiid Melanie Williams
and husband Tom of Belton,S.C;. 3 grandsons; a grand
daughter; his wife's daughter,
Linda Mace and husband.
Glenn; her 2 sons; and a brother.
Bob Mazie and wife Inez ofThe
Woodlands, Tezas.He was preceded in death by
a son, Mailin Mazie, and a step-
grandson. Jason Pfaff.
A mass of Christian burial
will be held at 11:30 a.m..
Friday. Aug. 8 at St. Francis of
Assist Catholic Church with the
Rev. Andrew Draperand DeaconJohn Zimmerle officiating.
MemotiaJs: building fund atSt. Francis of Assisi Catholic
Church, 862 Yadkinviile Road,
Mocksviile.
Online - " condolences:
tyivw.eotar/iineralservice.com.
eborauDeborah Denise BensonWotden. 56. of Boding SptmgLakes, died Tuesday. July -9.2008 at Dosher Memorial
""shlf was born inCounty on Dec. 21. 1951was the daughwt ofBensonSnofMocksvilleandihe
late Nell Allen Benson.
She was also preceded mdeath by a brother. Jam"Greeory Benson- She waswith ADM m
Mso surviving; her son. SeihWorden and wife Darlene oSupply; a grandson; a bm^",Robert F. Benson Jr. and wifeCindy of Mocksville; a sistei.Bobbi Lynn Mullis and husband
Tony ofMocksviUe-.asisietin-law Kim Benson of Lexington." ^e family received ftten^Friday evening at Peacock-Newnam & While Funet^Service. No other services were
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Stella Maultsby Fisher died
Friday afternoon, Aug. 1. 2008
at the home of her daughter in
Winslon-Salem.
She was bom on Nov. 22.
1927 in Huntinglon W.Va. She
was 80 years 8 months and 10
days old.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, Thomas Henry and
Mary Iva Watts Maultsby. a
brotherThomas Henry Maultsby
Jr. and her husband of 53 years,
Carl Chester Fisher.
Survivingrdaughters Patricia
Ann and husband Calvin Vestal
and Carol Victoria and husband
Joseph Reed Wilson; 2 grand
sons; and a great-grandson
Zackary Vestal.
Shortly after birth her parents
moved to Fayetteville, her
father's home. She attended
Fayetteville Senior High School
and Worth Business School. She
was a bookkeeper for many of
the reuil clothing stores in the
downtown area. She was a mem
ber of the First Presbyterian
Church in Mocksvilie, and a
member of the Women of the
Church where she served as the
Circle Chair. She was an eider
at Big Rockfish Presbyterian
Church in Hope Mills. In 1992
she joined the Mocksvilie
Women's Club and participated
in many of the club's activities
and services. She was president
ofthedubfrom 1996-1998. She
won first place in the NCFWA
Arts festival for one ofher hand-
, made quill.s. Quilting was her
favorite way of expressing her
artistic abilities. She could be
found at least one day a week at
the Davie County Public Library
where she volunteered in the
History Room. She will be re
membered for a dry wit, a quick
mind and a constant source of
conversation on any subject.
A memorial service to cel
ebrate her life was held on Aug.
11 at 11 a.m. at the First Presby
terian Church in Mocksvilie with
Paul Seelman officiating.
Memorials: in the name of
Carl and Stella Fisher to 7Slh
Ranger Regiment Assoc. Memo
rial (deceased] P.O. Box 10970
Baltimore MD 21234.
Online condolences:
»'<vw.hayivonh-miller.com.
Patricia MuU Gregory^
Patricia Mull Gregory, 71. of
Henderson, formerly of Mocb-
vilte, died on Sunday, Aug. 10
2008, at -
Duke Uni
versity Hos
pital.
Born in
Burke
County on
June 23.
1937. she
was the
daughter of
the late George A. and Louise
Barrier Mull. She was a home-
maker and a former member of
Jerusalem Baptist Church. Her
husband. Tech Sgt, Donald Ed
ward Gregory Sr., preceded her
in death.
Survivors; a son. William Eu
gene (Teresa) Ray U ofWinslon-
Salem; 2 stepsons. Donald E.
Gregory Jr. and Dale Eric Gre
gory of Austin. Texas; a step
daughter. Stephanie Howcll of
Austin; a brother. William Bill
Mull of Morganton: a grandson:
6 step-grandchildren; and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Gregory was also pre
ceded in death by 2 sisters.
Ciurissa Neal and Mary Swink.
The service to celebrate Mrs.
Gregory's life was held Tuesday.
Aug. 12. at 8 p.m. in the Davie
Funeral Service Chapel with the
Rev. Jimmy Lancaster officiat
ing. The family received friends
on Tuesday from 7 until the fu
neral hour at the funeral home.
Burial was on Wednesday. Aug.
13. at 1 p.m. with a graveside
service at the Barrier Family
Cemetery in Jonas Ridge.
Memorials: MaplewoodBap-
list Building Fund. PO BoxS76.
Yadkinville, 27055.
^ James Lee Hyatt Jr. \/^
James Lee "Jay Bird" Hyatt
Jr., 25. of Hill Crest Drive. Ad
vance, died onSunday. Aug. 10,
2008, at Wake Forest Baptist
Medical Center from injuries
received in an automobile acci
dent.
Bom in Watauga County on
Oct. 8. 1982. he was the son of
James Lee (Kim) Hyatt Sr. of
Boone and Mildred Thompson
(Billy) Shinault ofAdvance. He
attended Watauga and Davie
high schools. He worked for
Tyson Foods and was ofthe Bap
tist faith.
In addition to his parents, he
is survived by: a brother, Justin
Hyatt of Fort Jackson. S.C.; a
sister, Jennifer (Kevin) Triveite
of Boone; grandmothers. Mary
Bowen and Corda Hyatt; 4 neph
ews and cousins, aunts and
uncles.
He was preceded in death by
grandfathers Roy Bowen and
George Hyatt.
The graveside service to cel
ebrate the life of Mr. Hyatt will
be held on Thursday, Aug. 14, at
4 p.m. at Rose Cemetery with the
Rev. Jimmy Lancaster officiat
ing. The family will receive
friends on Thursday from 1-3
p.m. at Davie Funeral Service.
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Perrie Easton KeDey
Perrie Easton Kelley, 73, of
Miiling Road, Mocksvilie, died
onSunday.Aug. 10.2008, at his
home,
Bom in Cuyahoga, Ohio, on
Sept. 7, 1934, he was the son of
the late Larry and Pauline Barton
Kelley. He was retired as a sm
veyor for the City of San Diego
and was of the Christian faith.
■Survivors; his wife. Barbara
Ann Banas Kelley, a son, (HirisKelley of Swansboro; 2 daughters, Dawn Boslian (fianceWaller Dollar) of Mocksvilie
and Sherrie CaUmia of San Di
ego, Calif.; 7 grandchildren; and
a cousin.
The service to celebrate thelife of Mr. Kelley was to be held
on Wednesday, Aug. 13, at 3
p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice CHiapel with Pastor J. B.WJuifield officiating. The family was to receive friends at the
funeral home from I until theservice hour on Wednesday.
Carolyn Ann NailMrs. Carolyn Ann York Nail,65, of Howardiown Road,Mocbville, died Sunday, Aiig.'10, 2008, at Kale B. Reynolds
Hospice Home in Wlnston-Sa-
lem.She was bom Oct. 21. 1942,in Davie County to Travis York
and the late Stella Potts York.
Mrs. Nail was a dedicated member of Fellowship Baptist'Church to .Advance. Throughout
the years she had served the Lonlas a Sunday school teacher and
was devoted to the shut-ins and
senior citizens of the church.She was also preceded in
death by a grandson, Jonathon
Travis; and a sister, Frances
Walker
Survivors: her husband,
James Woodrow Nail of thehome; herfether of Mocbville;2 daughters, Ciudy (Robert)Hollel and Sharon (David)Carter, all of Advance; a sister.Doris Anderson ofMl Gilead; a
brother, Harold York of Ad-
vance; and 3 grandchildren.
A funeral service was conducted at II a.m. Wednesday,Aug. 13. at Fellowship BaptistChurch, with Pastors Wayne
Swisher and Leon Wood offici
ating. Burial followed in YadkinVailey Baptist Church Ctemeieo".
The family received friends
Tuesday. Aug. 12. at Eaton Fu
neral Home.
Memorials; Kate B. ReynoldsHospice Home. 101 HospiceLane, Winston-Salem. 27103.
Online condolences:
wMnv.earo/i/uneraJyervice.com.
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Mr. Cuniis Lee Reavis, 78,
tiied Tuesday, Aug. 5. 2008, ai
Davie Place Residenlial Care
after a period of declining health.
He was bora May 26, 1930,
in Davie County to the late Wil
liam Lee and [iraa Beits Reavis.
Mr, Reavis lived in Davie
County his entire life, except for
his years in service to his coun
try as a sergeant in the U.S.
Army, He was a member of
Blaise Baptist Church, the
MocksviUe Masonic Lodge and
bad served as an auxiliary law
enforcement officer in Davie
County. He could fix almost any
thing. For many years he had
been the service manager at
Reavis Ford in Mocksville. He
retired from Ingersoll-Rand,.
where he was the supervisor of
facilities maintenance.
He was also preceded in death
by his wife of 50 years, Jamie
Jones Reavis.
Survivors: 3 daughters,
Celinda (Michael) Howell of
Raleigh, Nora Reavis (Linda
Breen) of Chariotle and Tara
(Henry) Jacumin of Valdese; a
son-in-law, Dodd Haynes of
Charlotte: 2 giandchildren; an
extended family; and a special
friend, Cathy Newsome.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Friday. Aug.
8, at Blaise Baptist Church, with
the Revs. Glenn Sellers and
Archie Jones Sr. officiating.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends Thursday, Aug. 7. at
Eaton Funeral Home.
.Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive CareCenler, 377 Hospital
St., Suite 103. Mocksville; or
Blaise Baptist Building Fund.
134 Blaise Church Rd., Mocks
ville.
Online condolences:
www.iaionfuneralservice.com.
Dorothy Delores ReavisOi^
Dorothy "Dot" Delores
Reavis. 70, of Newport News.
Va., died, Wednesday, Aug. 6,
2008.
She was born Nov. 22, 1937
to Dora "Dolly" and Woodrow
Correll in Salisbury. She was a
step-daughter to the late Sinclair
AlexandCT. Mis. Reavis grew up
in Cooleemee, and attended
Davie County Schools. She later
traveled and lived around the
world with her husband Billy
during his career in the U.S.
Navy. After retiring and living a
number of years in Columbia.
S.C.. she moved to Newport
News. She was an employee at
Kmart in Columbia, S.C. for
many years. When she retired
and moved to Newpon News she
was employed at Food Lion.
Survivors: her mother. Dora
"Dolly" Alexander; 2 sisters.
Betty Ewart and Jean Cumbie.
all ofNewport News; 3 children,
Rebecca Daic Gullett (W.O.
Clarke Jr.) of Waverly, Kenny
Reavis and Dawn Reavis of
Pelion. S.C.; 8 grandchildren; 6
great-grandchildren; 2 nieces;
and many other family and
friends.
A funeral service was held at
6 p.m., Friday. Aug. 8. at W.J.
Smith & Son Funeral Home with
the Rev, Frank Earwood ofFaith
Baptist Church and the Rev.
Rusty Beck of Parkview Baptist
Church officiating. The family
received friends following the
service.
Memorials: Riverside Cancer
Care Center. 12100 Warwick
Blvd.. Newport News. VA
23601; or Heartland Hospice.
11835 Fishing Point Drive, Suite
101. Newport News, VA23606.
WiUiam Larry Shioault
William Larry Shinaull, 56.
of Deer Run Drive. Mocksville.
died on Wednesday, Aug. 6,
2008, at Wake Forest Baptist
Medical Center.
Bora in Forsyth County on
July 11, 1952, he was the son of
Jean Hutchins Bel! of Florence.
S.C. and the late EskerShinault.
He was a self-employed carpen
ter, attended Freedom Baptist
Church and had served in the
U.S. Army.
Survivors, in addition to his
mother a son. Timothy Shinault
of Mocksville; 2 daughters,
Tracie Shinault (Eddie Joe)
Robinson of Baltimore, Md. and
Elaine (Michael) Miller of Ad
vance; 4 brothers. Billy (Millie)
Shinault ofMocksville, Pete Bell
of Virginia, Bobby Bell Jr. of
Yadkinville and Joe Bell of Vir
ginia; a sister, Debbie Belt of
Oklahoma; and4 grandchildren.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Shinault was held Fri
day, Aug. 8. at 8 p.m. in the
Davie Funeral Service IThapel
with the Rev. Scon Jackson of
ficiating. The family received
friends prior to the service.
Inurnment wilt be later in the
Salisbury National Cemetery.
Memorials: Davie Funeral
Service to help with funeral ex
penses.
Robert Lee Tallent'"'''^
Robert Lee "R.L." Tallenl,
66. of Lexington, died
Wednesday morning, Aug. 6,
2008, at bis
home,
The funeral
was at 11 a.m.
Saturday, Aug.
9, at Davidson
Funeral Home
by Bishop
Ronnie Shaw
and the Rev.
Pal Eller.
Burial followed in Lexington
City Cemetery.
Mr. Tallent was bora April 7.
1942. in Rutherford County to
Marvin Tallent and Lillie
Calloway Tallent, He was
employed with Billings
Trucking Co. with 29 years of
service. Mr. Tallent was a charter
member of Faith Chapel and
supported the Rev. Pat EUer at
Original Church ofGod. He and
his wife. Ruby Carter Tallent
would have celebrated their40th
wedding anniversary this
IDctober.
In addition to his parents, he
was preceded in death by his
sisters. Betty Foster and Marie
Mullis.
In addition to his wife of the
home he is survived by: 2
daughters, Penny Smoot and
husband Mike of Thomasville
and Candy Smith of Lexington;
4 grandchildren; brothers.
RussellTallent and wife Lillian
ofAdvance, and the Rev. James
M. Tallenl and wife Doris of
Yadkinville; and sisters, Frances
Hamilton, the Rev. Margaret
Garretson and husband Johnny
and Nadine Spillman and
husband Clarence, all of
Mocksville.
Memorials: Hospice of
Davidson, PO Box 1941,
Lexington, 27293.
Online condolences:
wvnv.davidsonfuneralhomt.net.
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Helen Sparks Yokley. 85, of o
Deck Circle, Mocksville, died on ^
Thursday, Aug. 7,2008, at Davis
Regional Medical Center in
Statesville.
Bom in Davie County on
May 8,1923, she was the daugh
ter of the late Hetuy Maitin and
Maggie Lee Hellard Spaiks. She ,
was a homemaker and a mem
ber of Bethel United Methodist
Church. Her husband, Robert
Yokley, preceded her in death in
1968.
Survivors; 2 sons. Dale
(Lynn) Yokley of Mocksville
and Dennis (Debbie) Yokley of
Cleveland; 2 daughters, Pam
Carter and Connie Yokley, both ,
of Mocksville; a brother, Bobby
(Peggy) Sparks of Mocksville; 2
sisters, Doris McDaniel and
Betty Jo Bowens, both of
Mocksville; and 4 grandchil
dren. g
Mrs. Yokley was also pre- >
<ceded in death by a son. EarlYokley, a sister. Emily Stimpsbn ^
and 4 biothers, Gilbeit, Bill, TJ. Q
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Zand Donald Sparks.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mrs. Yokley was held on
Saturday, Aug. 9, at 3 p.m. in the
Davie Funeral Service Chapel
with the Rev. Tony Owens and
c5' 785 SanfordAve., Mocksville.
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Burial followed in the Bethel gj
United Methodist Church Cem- R
etery. The family received ^
fnends at the funeral home on n
Saturday from 1- until the fu- S
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yEmma Myers Allen
Mrs. Emma Myers Allen, 85,
ofAdvance, died Monday, Aug.
18, 2008 at Forsyih Medical
Center,
She was bom April 10, 1923
in Davie County to Silas and
Annie Jarvis Myers. MrsAUen
was a member of Mocks United
Methodist Church,
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Charlie J, Allen, 2
sisters and 3 brothers.
Survivors: 2 sons, JohnAilen
and wife Rosalie and TenyAllen
and wife Sarah, all ofAdvance;
4 grandsons: 3 great-grandchil
dren; and a sister, Leona
McCuUoh of Advance,
A funeral service was to be
held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21
at Mocks United Methodist
Church with the Rev, Jonathan
Brake officiating. Burial was to
follow in the church cemetery.
The family was to receive
friends 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton
Chapel,
•Memorials; Mocks Method
ist Building Fund; or ttsa char
ity of the donor's choice.
Online condolences;
xnvw.haywonk-mlUr.com.
v^aye Davis Bedford
Mrs, Faye Davis Bodford, 79.
of Clemmons, died Tuesday,
Aug. 12, 2008 at Oaks at
Forsyth,
She was bom on Aug. 9,1929
to the late Waller Clarence and
Hattie Jackson Davis,. Mrs.
Bodford was a member of
Bethesda Moravian Church. She
retired from AT&T after 32
years. Survivors: her loving
husband, John Herbert Bodford;
2 sons, Gary Bodford and wife
Janice of Indian Trails, Craig
Bodford and wife Angle of
Clemmons; 4 daughters, Joan
Dunn and husband Keith of
Mocksvitte. Barbara Morgan
and husband Randy Ttadd of
Charlotte. Donna Hicks and hus
band Tom of Mocksville and
LuAnn Bodford and Ganc6 Jayc
Deweese of Wioston-Salera; 8
grandchildren; 3 great-grand-
childien; 2 sisters, Phyllis Davis
and Maureen Christian, both of
WInstoD-Salem: 2 half sisters.
Palsy Crensbaw and husband
Charles of Mocksville and Betsy
Hopkins of Marshall, Va.; 1 step
sister, Margie Cozart ofMocks
ville: 4 step-brothers. Herb Bur
ton and wife Zelda. Bob Burton
and wife JoAnn, Kenny Burton
and wife BcEcda. all ofWlnsioo-
Salem , and Billy Button and
wife Kay ofAdvance; and a step-
sister-in-law, Nellie Burton,
A graveside service was held
at Westlawn Gardens ofMenSory
at 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 14,
with the Revs, Richard Spaugh.
Henry May and Gary Bodford
officiating. The family received
ftiendsWednesday at Ifaywoith-
Miller Silas Creek Chapel.
Memorials: Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home, 101 Hospice
Lane, Winston-Saiem, 27103:
Bethesda Moravian, 740
Bethesda Road. Wtnslon-Salem,
27103.
Online condolences:
www.hayworth-miller.com.
' Louie Smiley Frost
Louie Smiley Frost, 78. of
Mocksville. died Sunday, Aug.
17, 2008 at Kale B, ReynoldsB Hospice Home
in Winston-Sa
iem,
He was bom
to the''late
Brady Frost
and Edna Frost
Morrison. He
attended school in Iredell
County, He was employed by
Dreael-Heriiage Furniture, and
laterretired ffom Lexington Fur
niture.
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Emma Lee Johnsoo-/
Frost; 2 btolhers, Whitfield Frost ^
and John A. Alexander,
Survivors: a son. Lester-
(Katie) Arnold; a granddaughter;
a brother, Sloney Bobby Frost;
2 sisters, Nancy (Frank) Peebles
and Vivian Vivaieen Bryant, all
of Mocksville; many more rela
tives and friends.
His funeral service was tb be
held on Wednesday. Aug. 20 at
7:30 p.m. in the chapel of Gra
ham Funeral Home, "The Rev, Dr.
Karen Miller officiated and
Apostle Taylor provided the eu
logy. The family was to receive
friends 30 minutes prior to the -
service.
v'^esslca Nicole Greene
Jessica Nicole Greene, 16. of
Bobbys Trail, Mocksville, died
on Wednesday, Aug. 13. 2008,
at WFU Baptist Medical Center.
Bom in Iredell County on
Dec. 23. 1991. she was the i
.daughter of James Robert and
.•Tammy Faye Church Greene.
She was a rising junior at Davie
High School and was a member
of Hardison United Methodist
Church- She loved singing and
cars and wanted to go to college
to become an auto tecbniciao.
Also surviving: a brother,
James Glenn Greene of the
home; grandmothers Dianne
Green of Mocksville and Helen
Hensley of Lexington: 7 aunts;
7 uncles; and 12 cousins.
She was preceded in death by
grandfaihen Bobby Greene and
Kelly Church,
The service to celebrate
Jessica's life was on Sanirday,
Aug. 16. at 11 a.m. at Hardison
United Methodist Church with
the Rev, Dr. Crystal Alexander
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery. The family re
ceived ftiends on Friday. Aug. 15
at Davie Funeral Service,
Memorials; Davie Funeral
Service to help with funeral ex
penses; and Organ Donor Re
search,
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Mrs. Beulah Anders Hartlage.
88. formerly of Wandering
Lane. MocksviUe, died Saturday,
Aug. 16, 2008, at the
Westchester Manor in High
Point.
Mrs. Hartlage was bom in
McDowell County. W.Va.,
Match 1.1920. to (be late Walter
Clin and Naoini BelcherAnders
and was retired formAT&T with
after 34 years. She was a mem
ber of the Telephone Pioneers of
America and a long-tinie mem
ber of the Eastern Star. She was
a long-time member of the
Moclcsville First United Meth
odist Church.
She was also preceded in
death by her first husband. Wil
liam Bill Williams- her second
husband. Marvin Byeriy: and her
third husband. Albert Hartlage.
Survivors: a stepdaughter,
Rita Henderson of Washington,
D.C.; a stepson. Larry Denter
Byeriy of Greensboro; a sister.
Pearline Jordan of Mochsville:
a brother, Walter Anders of
Piincdton, W.Va.; a sister-in-law.
Mary Lois Jones of High Point:
a niece; and a nephew.
A fiinera] service was to be
conducted at4 p.m. Wednesday,
Aug. 20, in Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev, Don Routh
officiating. Burial was to follow
in Rose Cemetery, The family
was to receive friends at the fu
neral home one hour before the
service.
Memorials; Mocksville First
United Methodist, 310 N. Main
St.. Mocksville.
Online condolences;
wwwenton/iine/aftemce.com.
yTeresa Justice
Teresa Justice, 49. of Angell
Road, Mocfcsviile. died on
Thursday. Aug. 14, 2008 at
Forsyth Medical Center.
Bom in Pike County, Ky. on
Oct. 30, 1958, she was the
daughter of the late Brady and
Vada Ramey Webb. She was a
cenified nursing assistant and a
Christian.
Survivors; a son. Matthew
Justice of MocksvUle; a dau^-
ler. Holly Deskins and fiance
Randalf Smith (who waTliES^T;
son); 4 brothers, Clifford Webb
of Mocksville, Roger Hunt. !
Johnny Hunt and Clecus Webb,
all of PikeviHe. Ky.; and a sis
ter, Jeanneiie Hunt of PikeviHe.
Mrs. Justice was also pre
ceded in death a brother. Donnie
Webb.
The service to celebrate the
life ofMrs. Justice was to be held
in Kennicky.
i/Thomas Wayue Lanier
Mr. Thomas Wayne Lanier,
65. ofFred Lanier Road. Mocks
ville, died Saturday, Aug. 16,
2008. at his home.
He was bom in Davie County
on Oct. 5,1942. to the lateAvery
P. and Maggie Beck Lanier. He
had been a lifelong member of
Ijatttes Crossroads Baptist
Church and had -i6 years ofper
fect attendance. He was a com
munity handyman.
He was also preceded in death
by a sister, Shelby Lapish.
Survivors; a brother. Kenneth
(Virginia) Lanier ofMocksville;
2 sisters, Mary Prevette and
Brenda Chaffin, both of Moc^
viile; and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 11 a.m. 7\jesday, Aug.
19, at tjames Crossroads Baptist
Church, with the Rev. Alex
Heffner officiating. Burial fol
lowed in (tie church cemetery.
The family wiw at Eaton Funeral
Home Monday evening. Aug
18."
Memorials; Cemetery Fund
of Ijames Bapdsi. c/o Marsha
Alexander. 1038 Ijames CHiureh
Road. Mocksville.
Online condolences:
wvw.earon/unerafrervice.com.
./I^chael Sidney Morris
Michael Sidney "Mifce"•r, Morris, 64, of Mocksville died
s. Saturday, Aug. [6, 2008 at
6, Forsyth Medical Center
Winsion-Silem.
ty Born April 10, 1944 in
y Salisbury he
and [;; earned his associate degree in !
i mliiary science from Central 1f, Carolina Community College A I
d veteran of the US Army during n
the Vietnam War, he received the 'n Vietnam Service Medal. •'
National Defense Service Medal '[ and Vietnam Campaign Medal >
c He "rved in the Army .National :
Guard. Mr, Morris was a self j
. employed computer I
I programmer and was employed '
. »ith the NC Employment
Security Commission.
I Mocksville. He was a life, member of VFW Post 3006,
1 Harold B. Jarrett American
Legion Post 342. the 40 & 8
Club, the Certified Data
FrocessorsAssociaiioij; and was
of the Lutheran faith.
Survivors; his wife, Janice ;
Glover Morris and a son
Matthew Sidney Morris of the
home; and a brother. F. Wayne .
Morris and wife Judy of
Wilmington.
A memorial service was to be
conducted at II a.m. Thursday.
Aug. 21 at Summerselc
Memorial Chapel with the Rev.
Ctanville Robinson offlciadng,
Burial was to follow at the US
National Cemetery with Military
Graveside Rites conducted bythe Rowan County Military
Honor Guard. ^
The family was to receive i
friends from 10-11 a.m, i
Thursday at Summersen Funeral 'Home. I
Memorials; the American '
Heart Assoc.. PO Box 4390 '
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^Kip Schroder
Kip Schroder of Asheboro
died Aug. 14. 2008 ai Wesley
Long Hospital in Greensboro.
He was bom in Sao Paulo.
Brazil April 4, I9S2.
He was preceded in death by
bis mother. Cela Callahan. fa
ther, Leroy diaries Schroderand
brother. I^t Schroder.
Survivors; his wife of 20
years. Cindy (Glasscock)
Schroder, formerly of Mocks-
ville; 3 sisters: Lelia Fortuna and
husband Nick of New Castle.
Pa.. Linda Wilson and husband
Steve of Houston, Texas and
Laura Ibylor and husband Mike
ofBradenton. Fla.; and sister-in-
law. Delaine Mehder and hus-.
band Steve of Greensboro.
Mr. Schroder was a Junior
Olympic swimmer as a young
man. He graduated from DuBois
(Pa.) High School, in 1970
where he excelled in track, golf,
basketball, and football. During
his senior year he was the Dis
trict NineTrack and Field cham
pion in the 220-yard dash and the
highjump. He was a member of
DuBois. victorious 830-yard re
lay teanL He played varsity foot
ball at Lehigh University gradu
ating in 1974 with a degree in
accounting. He loved sports and
excelled at many. He retired as
controller from Goodyear
Asheboro in 2004 aftera 30-year
career. He was a former mem
berofAsiieborD Rotary Qub and
served on the YMCA Board of
Trustees. He was a member of
First United Methodist Church
in Asheboro. He loved golf,
loved to dance, and loved
people.
Funeral services were held
Sunday. Aug. 17a(2p.nL at the
First United Methodist Church,
Asheboro with the Revs.
Michael Holder. Susan Mitchell,
and Howard Aiired officiating.
The family teceived friends on
Saturday. Aug. 16 from at Pugh
Funeral Home. Asheboro.
■y Fredrick Eugene Smith
Mr. Fredrick Eugene"Snuffy" Smith. 76. of New
Hampshire Court. Mocksville,
died Friday.
Forsyih
Medical Center
in Winston Sa-
lem after a
short illness.
He was botti
Davie County
to the late Lonnie Harold and
Mary Elizabeth Nail Smith. Mr.
Smith had been a sales represen
tative with Mutual OfOmaha In
surance Co. and later a salesman
with Reavis Ford. He was retired
from Mocksville Builders Supply. Mr. Smith was a Charter
memberof the Mocksville DAV,
Chapter 75 and held many posi
tions with them. He was a vol
unteer with the VA Medical Cen
ter in Salisbury. He was a vet
eran of the U.S. Air Force. Mr.'
Smith enjoyed traveling and .camping, especially to Florida
and Alaska, in addition to golf
ing and playing gin rummy with
his buddies. He was a long-time
member of the Wesley Chapef
United Methodist Church.
He was also preceded in death
by a half sister; and a half
brother.
Survivors; his wife of 57
years, DeWilla Dull Stnith ofthe
home: a daughter. Teresa(Danny) Cotiell of Mocksville;
a son. Russell Smith of Mocks
ville; 5 grandchildren; a great-
grandson; 3 brothers, Lonnie
(Bettye) Smith Jr. of Jackson
ville.Texas, W.L. (Remy) Stnith
of San Antonio. Texas, and R-B.'(Virginia) Smith of ConyerS;
Ga.tahalfbrotheRabalfsisten -
and several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted St 7 p.m.. Sunday. Aug.
17. in Eaton Fimeral Chapel with
the Rev. JackTookey oSdatiDg.
The family teceived ftiends and
relaiivesaiihefuneralhotnefol- -
lowing the service. A committal
service was conducted at 11
a.m.. Monday. Aug.'-'IS. ar '<Wesley Chapel Unitetl M^pd-ist Church CemelVl^^.'^^ C^^Memorials: in honor of his jpatriotism to New Hampshire !
Court Homeowners Assoc. c/o
Fred Voreh. treasurer. 124 New |Hampshire Ct.. Mocksville. '
Kenneth Leroy Stanley
Mr. Kenneth Lemy "Lumber
jack" Stanley. 72. of Campbell
Road. Mocksville. died Satur-j day. Aug. 16.
Porsyth M^- .
He was bora
Davie- 7 V County on Jan.
1 16. 1936tocbe
late Era Belle
Stanley andwas adopted by the late Ken and
Vera Stanley. Mr. Stanley was a
retired truck driver.
He was also preceded in deathby a half sister, Sylvia Driver.
Survivors; his wife, Diaane '
Dorion Stanley of the home; 3
sons.Terry (Mary) Stanley. Greg(Shelia) Stanley and Randy(Jenny) Stanley, all of Mtscks-ville; 4 grandchildren; 2 great
grandchildren: a sister-in-law,On Lee Jordan of YadJdnvtlle;
and 2 half sisters. PhyllisMcQamrock and Linda (Gtady)
Trivette. ail of Mocksville..
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Tuestiay, Aug.19 at Eaton Funeral Chapel withthe Rev. Ken Furehes ofHciating.
Burial followed in Bear CreekBaptist Church Cemetery. Thefamily received ftiends Monday,
Aug.18. at the funeral home.
Memorials; Blaise Baptist
building fund. 134 Blaise
Church Road. Mocksville,
Online • condolences:
www.eauinfuneralservice.com.
Anthony Teodoro Versaci
AnthonyTeodoro (Theodore)
Versaci died Thursday, Aug. 7,
2(X)3. at his home.
• He was bora
was a life-long
resident of North Tonawanda,
before retiring from the North
Tonawanda School System and
moving to Mocksville nine years
ago.
He was also preceded in death
by a.granddaughter. Stephanie
Rae Beny,
Survivors; his wife, Donna
Montana Versaci: stepchildren,
Thmara J. Kralick ofFlorida, and
Timothy J. Kralick of California:
3 grandchildren; an uncle; sev
eral cousins; from his wife's
family. 2 sisiers-in-Iaw. Dianne
(Larry) Mitchell. Denise Mon
tana (Don^d) Edonick. both of
Florida: a brather-in-law. Peter
(Camille) Montana of Young-
stown. N.Y.; and several nieces
and nephews.
A memorial Mass was said at
St. Francis of Assist Roman
Catholic Church, Tonawanda,
N.Y.. InumiiKnt followed in Sil
Francis of Assist Cbapel. Town
ofTonawanda. NY.
Memoriils; Habitat for Hu
manity, PO Box 1384. Mocksville.
Online condolences:
www.faro/i/iw#njlservice.com.
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Gertrude Hoa^cuRBooe
Mrs. Cerlmte Honeycutt
Booe. 92. ofNCSOl S.. Mocks-
ville. died Moalay. Aug. 25,
200S, at her hoK.
Mrs. Booe watbom Sept. 10.
1915, in Rowaa County to the
late Rolando. aadViigie Snider
Honeycutt. She was a member
of Cooleemee lifted Methodist
Church. Mrs. Base was a beau-
lician and worked until she was
S9 and her favoiiBpast-iinie was
painting. >
She was also preceded in
death by her btsband, Paul'C.
Spider Booe on Hay 19. 2003;
and 2 brothers. Panl and Sam
HoneycucL
Survivors: her daughter.
Jeanne (Joe) Warwick; a grand
daughter 3 sistCB. Ruth Glover.
Rebecca (Nomua) Gairett and
Manha (Jarvis) Aiey; 2 biothers.
Bill (Cleo) Honeycun Jr. and
Charlie (Gail) Hcoeycutl; and 3
sisters-in-law, Ivey Honeycutt.
Doc Pierce and Margaret Booe.
A memorial service will be
conducted at 11 vn Friday at
Cooleemee United Methodist
Church, The family will receive
friends from 7-8 pan. Thursday.
Aug. 28. at Eaton nmeral Home.
Memorials: Cooleemee
Methodist. PO Box 69. Cool
eemee.
Online condolences:
wwiKea(on/URerB(servt'ce.com.
/ John Edward rhgfnn
John Edward Chaffin. 75. of
Norton, Va.. died Wednesday,
Aug. 20. 2008. at Mountain
View Regional
D u'd 1 e| n
Chaffin, lObrothersandasisiet: '
• Survivors: a son and
daughter-in-law. Bany E.'antI"'
Patti Chaffin of Salisbury;::'
daughters and sons-in-law; !
Pamela and Terry Bowman and .
Noella and Tun Bentley. all of'
Woodleaf; his fiancee. Elolse n
"Pete" Porter of Wise, Va.; 8 i
grandchildren; 7 great- ,
grandchildren: brother and
sister-in-law, Charlie and-t
Jeanette. Chaliin of Wise. Va;.-;
several nieces and nephews, -
The family received friends '
from 6-8 p.m. Friday at Kagy & H
Fawbush Funeral Home in I
Norton, and onSunday at Eaton i
Funeral Home in Mocksville.. '
Funeral services were conducted :at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Eaton J
Funeral Home C^pel with.the n
Rev. Shirley Jones officiaiin'gf'
Burial followed in the Rowa^
Memorial PaA in Salisbury. '
Online condolences: 1
^^w.eaionfimeralservice.con j
J Alice Faye Cockerham
Alice Faye Cockerham. 68. of
Mill Street. Mocksville. died
Tuesday. Aug. 26, 2008 in the
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in WinstoD-SalenL .
Graham Funeral Home.is
serving the family.
yjuauita G. Craofleld
Mrs. Juanlta Goodman
Cranfield. 80. of Salisbury, diedBat Rowan
.Regional
Medical
Center.
She was
bora May 18.
Rowan County. Preceding her
in death are her parents WUma
Canupp Goodman and Walter
Cornelius Goodman.
She was educated at Rowan
County Schools. Earlier in life
she worked at Cane* Mills, later
she worked 23 years for PPG.
then Dillard's Distribution
Center and JC Penney
Distribution Center. She was a
member of Providence United
Methodist Church,.
Survivors: her husband.
Luther White Cranfield. whom
she married March 5. 1961;
daughter Maria Lowery and
JenyofSpencet; brother Walter
D. and Eunice Goodman of
Salisbury, 2 sisters, Pauline
Goodman Young of Linwood
and Georgia Goodman Hoskins
and Buddy of Wilmington: 2
grandchildren; a great-
grandchitd; and a step great
grandchild.
Services were Monday, Aug.
25 at 2 p.m. at Providence
United Methodist Church with
the Revs. Dan Goble and Jim
Lambert officiating. Burial
followed at Rowan Memorial
Park, Msilation was Sunday,
Aug,24atLyerlyFsneralHome. .
Memorials: ' American
Diabetes Assoc., 222 S. Church
St.. Suite 336M. Charlotte,
28202; or Provideiice+felhodist
Building Fund. 6450 Bringle
Ferry Road, Salisbury. 28146.
Online condolences:
lytHyfuneTa\homt.com.
James Presley EUedge
Mr. James Presley EUedge,
83, of North Wilkesboro died
Monday. Aug. 25, 2008 at
Wilkes Re-
gional Medical
Funeral ser-
vices were held
4t 2 p.m.
Wednesday,
Peace Haven
Baptist Church
with the Rev, Tim Pruitt offici
ating. BuriaJ was in Scenic Me-
, morial Gardens. The family re-
^ ceived at Reins-Sturdivant Fu
neral Home Tuesday night.
Mr. EUedge was bom in
Forsylh County, March 25.
1925, to Smith and Carrie Staley
EUedge. He was a member of
Peace Haven Baptist ChurcluHe
was retired from Gardner Mir
ror Corp.
He was also preceded in death
by a grandson, Dnstin William.
and 3 brothers. John Staley.
Maurice Staley. and Pete
EUedge.
Survivors: his wife, Mary
Prevette EUedge of the home; 3
daughters, Pat Phillips of
Mocksville, Nancy Miller and
husband. Tommy of Millers
Creek, Sandra Mash and hus
band Roger of North
Wilkesboro; a son, Benny
EUedge and wife Libby of
Slaiesville; 3 sisters. Syble
Hay worth of Kemersville, Lena
Crubb of High Point, Novella
Carpenter of Phoenix, Ariz.; 2
brothers. Waiter EUedge of
North Wilkesboro and Ted
EUedge of High Point: 4 grand
children; 5 great-grandchildren:
3 step- grandchildren; three step-
great-grandchildren.
Memorials: Alzheimers'
Foundation, Btitlhaven Nuning
Home, 1016 Fletcher St.,
Wilkesboro, 28697.
Online condolences;
wwwnefnjjniTriiVantcom.
v/ Mattie Leomia Phelps v/j.
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^ ArthorEdward Freeman
AithvEdwaid Freeman 84,
of Grey fiteet, Mocksville. died
on Fiidqr, Aug. 22, 2008, at
Wake Foest University Baptist
Medical Center.
Bom D Davie County on
SepL 2S. 1923, be was the son
of the lae Luther and Meekie
Ann Stedb Freeman. He served
in the US. Army during World
War n tab die 737 Tank Battal
ion underGeneral Patton.
Mr. Iceman was also pre
ceded inftath by his wife, Betty
Koontz fieeman, 2 brothers,
Clarence and Marion "Slim**
Freeman, and a sister, Esther
Freeman.
Surviacs: 2 daughters, Karen
D. Freemm and Kay F. Carter,
both of Slocksville; a sister.
Faith E. freeman of Cleveland,
NC, 2 gtandchildren; 4 great-
grandchafien.
A graieside service to cel
ebrate Mc. Freeman's life was
held'nies£qr,Aug.26at3 pjiL
' at Rowan Memoriat Fade with
the Rev. AG. Padcer officiating.
Full miliary honors were ac
corded by the VFW Memorial
Honor (Wd. The family re
ceived ffiends Tuesday, Aug. 26
from noon-2:00 p.m. at Davie
Funeral Service in Mocksville.
Online condolences:
davieftaienilservice.com.
y/IVoy Baxter Hudson
Troy Baxter Hudson, 82,
died on Aug. 20, 2008 at Oak
Forest Healthcare and Rehabili
tation Center in lA^ton-Salem,
where he had been a patient for
one day. _
He wM:bom April?ll^i926
in Davie Coimty, the only child
of the late Baxter Boone and
Susie Campbell Hudson. The
late Rufus J. Campbell and
Louise Campbell Tenor were
reared in his home as his-sister
and brother. He attend^^ML
Zion Holing ChuRfaand^vie'
P>unty IVaining SchooL He
l&t«l in the U.S. Amiy;^Dec. 5",
194S at Fort ORD ln'.Noidim
California and served his'coiin-
try in the US and Germany re
ceiving an honorable discharge.
For several years be woi em
ployed with -Jim Kelly Sr. at
Mocksville Ice Co. and J.P.
Green Milling Co. One of his
fondest passiotis was cars. He
wasco-ownerof HD. Used Cars
and retired &om Furches Motor
as a car salesman. He hod spent
six years at Salem Terrace As
sisted Living in Winston-Salem.
Survivors: 3 children, Eric
Ricky (Louise) Hudson Sr. of
Salisbury, Shanlon Hudson
(Ronald Sr.) Buchanan of Win
ston-Salem, and Deborah Jean
Gowan ofTloutman; 8 grand
children; S great-grandchildren;
many other relatives and friends.
His funeral service was held
Aug. 26 at 11 a.m. in the chapel
of Graham Funeral Home: ^c
Hudson Jr. officiated and Bishop
James Ijames was the eulogist
Burial followed in the US Na
tional Cemetery iit Salisbury
with ntilitatyfrites-.TIie.fiuiiily.
received friends at the ftmeral
home 30 minutes before the ser
vice.
Memorials: Center on Aging .
at Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center; or the Alzheimets Foim-
dation.
Online condolences:
CraliamFuneralffome.net.
rs. Mattie Leomia Holt
Phelps, 96, formerly of Duke
Street Cooleemee, died Thurs
day, Aug. 21,2008, at Bermuda
Commons in Advance.
She was bom Feb. 17,1912,
in Rowan County to the late
James Kerr and Ullie Freeman
Holt Mrs. Phelps was a home-
maker.
She was also preceded in
death by her husbantL Howard
Lee Phelps on Nov. 21,1989; a
son, Howard Lee Phelps Jr.; 2
infant daughters, Margaret and
Hazelene; 2 sisters, Mary
Frances Reavis and Annie Mae '
Combs, and4 brothers, Kenneth,
Edgar, Wilbert and Carl Holt
Survivon: 2 granddaughters;
2 brothers, Harold Holt and wife
Helen of Kannapolis and Bobby
Holt and wife Viigtnia of Cool
eemee; S great-grandchildren; 3
great-great-grandchildren; nur
merous nieces andnephews; and
special care givers.
A graveside service waS con-, n
ducted at 4 pan.. Monday. Aug. i
26, at Legion Memorial Park in
Cooleemee with the Rev. Karen
Roberts and Chaplain Fred :
Moretz officiating. The family '
received friends bom 2:30-3:30 j
p.m.
Online condolences: '■vnvw.eatonfiineralservice.com. j
[/'Cenora Barnes Secor ' jMrs. Lenora Barnes Secor, '77, of Jericho Church Road;Mocksville, dledlitesday, Aug. ■ i
19,2008, at her home. 'Mrs. Secor was bom Get 1,
1930, in Tazewell County, Va. tothe late Robert,Joseph and i
Mag^e Nichols Batnes. She wasa registered nurse.
Survivors: her-iiusband,Lewis Robert Secor'ofthe home;3 children, Linda Secor, LisaPrim and Lance Secor, all ofMocksville: 5 grandchildren;and 2 great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be
conducted at a later date. P^mnFuneral Home is serving thefamily of Mrs. Secor.Online condolences:
*vww.eaionfimeralservice.com.
mes Donald Poole Sr.
James Donald Poole Sr. of
Harmony, died Aug. 18,2008 at
his home after a battle with
Bom July 20, 1947 in
Salisbury, he was the son of the
late James Ray Poole and Maty
Poole, who survives. He. was a1966 graduate ofHarmony High
School and served in the U.S. Air
Force. He was a member of the
American Legion and
Clarksbuty United Methodist
Church. He worked most of his
life in the construction field, fiist
with the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters Local No. 31 in
i Trenton, N.J. and then with^ Acoustics, Inc. of Chariotte. He
■ loved old cars and gc^ friends.
Survivors: bis wife,
Maureen, sons, James Donald
Poole Jr. and wife Shrah of
Charlotte, Stephen Poole and
wife Dawn of Greensboro;
daughter, Jenny Poole of
Raleigh; 2 grandchildren;. a
brother, Joe Poole and wife
Teresa of Loris, S.C.; and a
niece.
■ No viewing was held per
Dotiald's request. Donald will be
cremated then returned home to
his daddy's farm that he loved
so much. There was a memorial
service to celebrate Ms life
Clarksbury United MethodistChurch on Sanirday, Aug. 23 at
11 a.m. with the Rev. Allen
Ingtam officiating.
Memorials: Itedell Hospice,
2347 Simonton Road,
Statesville, 28625; American
Legion Post 113, Harmony,
28634; - or to Clarksbury
MethodistBuilding Fund, 924 E.'Memorial Hwy., Harmony,
28634.
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Ralph E. Simmons Jr.
Mr. Ralph EmersoB "Ike"
Simmons /r., 74, of Statesville,
1934, he was a'
son^of ihe late Ralph Emeisoo
Simmons Sr. asd Lucille Mead
ows Simmons. He operated the
Ike Simmons Insurance Agency
and served in the U.S. Air Force
after graduating from Gastonia
High School and attending The :
Citadel, He was a member of
Wesley Memoiial United Meth
odist Church.
He was also preceded in deathby a sister. Betty Gray .
Sitrvivon:hiswife,Mai|wi 'of the home; 2 daughters.
Stephanie Pardue and husband
Todd of Chesapeake, Va-'and
Michelle-Kenn^ and huisband
Mike of Charlotte; a stepson.
Kirk Edwards apd wife Ana of
Mocksvtile; 2 stepdaughters.
Cindy Ginther and husband
Robbie ofMocksviUe andTeresa
Arlington and husbandAleitof
Stony Point; a brother. Baxter
Simmons of Hampton, Va; 9
grandchildren and a God daugh-
ler. . ,.
Services celebrating his life
were condueted at 3 pjnJ Sun
day, Aug. 24 at (he Westmore
land Chapel Of Bimcb-Jcdmson
Funeral Home with the Rev.
Oervase Hitch officiating. The
famUy received friends one hour"
prior to the service. Riiri«i foi.
lowed in Oakwood Cemetery.
Military Rites were presentedby
American Legion Posts 65,217
and 113, DisabledAmeiican Vet
erans Post 68. Marine Corps
League Detachment 1097 and
VFW Post 2013-. all of
Statesville.
Memorials: Wesley Method
ist. 825 Wesley Dr. Statesville.
28677. """T':
Online • condolence's:
wwHr.mem.coiu.
\/Charles C. Smith
Mr. Charles C. Smith. 61,
died Sunday, Aug. 24. 2008 at
the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home.
He was bom July 31.1947 in
Person County to the late
Charles Chambers and Doris
Bowes Chambers. He was a
member of Poplar Springs
Church ofChrist and was a Viet
nam veteran having served in the
U.S. Marine Corp.
Surviving: 5 brothers: a sis
ter; and several aunts, uncles and
friends.
A memorial service will be
held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug.
28 at Hayworth-Miller Silas
Creek Chapel with Don Wallace
officiatiflg. The family will re
ceive friends after the service.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive CareCenier, 101 Hospice
Lane. Wmston-Salem. 27103.
Online condolences:
■fmt.htrfwoTlhnMer.com.
1,,^
Fredrick Eugene SmithMr. Fredfic* Eugene SnuifySmith, 76, of New HampshireCourt Mocksville, died Friday,Aug, 15,2008 el Forsyth Medical Center In Wnston-Salem af
ter a short illness.He was bom May 14,1932,in Davie County to Ihe lateLonnie Harold and Mary Eliza-belfi Nail Smith, Mr, SmHh had
bew a sales rBpreseniative wftK
Mutual Of Omaha insuranceCompany and later a salesman
with Reavis Ford. He was retiredfrom Moeksviile Builders Supply.
Mr. Smith was a Charter memberofthe ModtsviiieOAV, Chapter 75 and held many positions
with them. He was a volunteer
with the VA Medical Center InSalisbuty, He was a veteran of
the U.S. Air Force. Mr. Smith enjoyed traveling and camping, es
pecially to Floiida and Alaska. In
addition to golfing and playing ginrummy with his buddies. He was
a long time member of the
Wesley Chapel United Method
ist Church, in addition to his par
ents, he was preceded in death
bya halfsister and a halfbrother.
Survivors indude Ns wife of 57
years, OeWlla Dull Smith of the
home; a daughter, Teresa
(Danny) Cotreii of Mocksville: a
son, Russell Smith of Mocksv^le:
five grandchildren, Chad
(Mandy) Cotreii, Jason Correll,
Seth Correii, Matthew Smith andSloan Smith; a great-grandson,
Landon Correii; three brothers,
Lonnie (Bettye) Smith Jr. ofJack
sonville, TX, W.L. (Remy) Smith
of SanAntonio. TX, and R.B. (Vir
ginia) Smith of Conyers, GA a
half brother; a half sister; and
several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 7 p.m.. Sunday, Aug.
17, in Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Jack Tookey ofiidabng,The family received filends and
relatives at the funeral home im
mediately fdlowing the service.
A committal service was con
ducted at 11 a.m., Monday, Aug.
18, at Wesley Chapel United
Methodist Church Cemetery, in
honor of his patriotism, the fam
ily request memorials be made
to the New Hampshire Court
Homeowners Association, c/o
Fred Voreh, Treasurer, 124 New
Hampshire Cl, Mocksville, NC
27023. Monies will be used to
erect a flag memoriei in New
Hampshire Court; or Wesley
Chapel Methodist Memorial
Church Fund, c/o Betty West.
3632 NCHwy 801 N.Mockswiie,
NC 27028. Online condolences
may be made at
www.ealonfuneralservice.oom.
Adw^stmnt
Helen W. Bameycastle
Helen Welch Bameycastle,
79, of Winsion-Salem, died on
Monday, Aug. 75. ZOOS, at Kate
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was the ^ j
daughter 1 :T'j
of (he late
Rufus Hobert and Effie
Whitaker Welch.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Ross Harvey
Bameycastle, in 1974. She re
tired in I9S4 from AT&T and
was of the Methodist faith.
Survivors: a son, Stephen
Rom Bameycastle of Mocks-
viile, 1 sisters-in-law, Christine
B. Wyati and husband Virgil of
Lexitlgton. and Irene B.
Matthews of East Bend: best
riiends, Evelyn R. Piitman and
Betty Roper, both of Winston-
Salem: and several nieces and
nephews.
She was also preceded in
death by a sister, Evelyn Powell
A graveside service to cel
ebrate the life of Mrs.
Barneycastles was held on
Wednesday, Aug. 27 at 11 a.m.
at Center United Methodist
Church Cemetery with Tony
Forrest officiating. The family
received friends Aug. 26 at
Davie Funeral Service in Mocks-
ville.
Memonals: Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home, 101 Hospice
Lane, Winsion-Salem. 27103
Online condolences at
daviefuneralsenice.com.
J James Charles Boger
Mr. James Charles Boger. 61,
died Wednesday. Aug. 27, 2008
at J. Iverson Riddle Develop
ment Center in Morganton.
' He was bora June 29, 1947
in Davie County to the late Noah
Albert Boger and the late Nellie
Dull Boger.
He was preceded in death by his
parents; 2 brothers, Lester F. Boger
and Albert Denton Boger Sr. of
Mocksviile; brother-in-law. A.
Wayne Seamon and sister-in-law
Patsy W. Boger ofMocksviile.
Surviving: a sister. Catherine
Seamon; a brother, Jack (Ann)
Boger and a sister-in-law, Hel
ena J. Boger of Mocksviile; and
8 nieces and nephews,
A graveside service was held
at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 20 at
Union Chapel United Methodist
Church in Davie Couoiy by
Claude Pbarr.
Online condolences:
vnrM.hafvorsh-miUeT.com.
JAlice Faye Cockerham
Alice Faye Cockerham. 68. died on Tuesday. Aug. 26,2008, at
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home in Winsion-Salem.
She was bora Match 8. 1940 in Davie County, daughter of the
late Thomas and Susie Burse Hudson. She gradu
ated from Davie County Training School and bv—j eaw
moved to Connecticut where she worked as a so-
cial worker. When she teniraed to Mocksviile she
worked as a nurse assistant at Meadowbrook Nuts-
ing Home until she became ill as the result of a
stroke. She attended Fairfield Baptist (Thurch and BhCsIihH
also the Holiness Church.
Preceding her in death were a daughter, Ginger
Cockerham; 3 brothers. Donald Hudson, Harold
Hudson, and Thomas Hudson Jr.; 2 sisters, Mary
Fenny Johnson and Sadie Hudson.
Survivors; 2 daughters. Linda Faye Nash and Cinder Kaye
Arnold; 6 grandchildren. Jeneen Nitashi Nash, Javon LeahderNash,
Debbie Regina Arnold, Crystal Yveite Cockerham. Gary Detmore
Arnold, and Bryant Marquis Wilson; 7 great-grandghildren.
Courtney Regina Arnold, ZeMora Wisdom Cockerham. Cierra
Lauren Simmons. Allm Jahar Turner, ZyMier Ray-Kwon Lewis.
Khamauri Marquis Wilson, and Zavier Treyvon Doulin; a sister!
Ann Brition of Mocksviile; a number of cousins, other relatives
and friends.
Her funeral service was held at 4 p.m. Aug. 29 at New Calvary
Holiness Church in Mocksviile. Pastor Charlene Jones ofEciaied
and Bishop Terry Daitoo was the eulogist. Burial followed la the
church cemetery, the family received friends 30 minutes before
the service.
Online condoieoces: GrahamFuneTa.iHome.nel.
Charlene Hauser Curtis
Mrs. Charlene HauserCurtis,
56. died Wednesday, Aug. 27.
2008 at her
home after an
one
She was
born on June
20. t952tothe
late David R
Montgomery
Hauser and Pauline Russell
Hauser. She grew up in Yadkin
County, and graduated from
Forbush High Sch'ool in 1970.
Her employment included J.P.
Stevens Textile in Staiesville.
AT&T in Winston-Salem.
Purdue Chicken in Boonville,
and Lee Jeans in Mocksviile.
She married the love of her life,
. Donald Curtis, on Jan. 2,1981,
•f- She was compassionate, fun-lov
ing, and always willing to help
others. Charlene spent several
months gathering the historical
facts about the Hauser. Williams,
and Russell families. She trav
eled to Rowan. Wade. Surry,
Forsyih and Yadkin County li
braries collecting data. Her re
search went as far back as 1790.
The information was included in
the book. TTie People of Color
of Yadkin County, which was
published in 1993.
She was preceded in death by
her husband. Donald Cuibs on
June 30, 2008.
Survivors; her mother,
Pauline Hauser ofYadkinville; 4
children. KadijahNicole Hauser
of Black Mountain. Kenya
Charlene HauserofGreensboro,
Donald Lee Curtis of North
Wilkesbofo. and Maurice
Raphael Curtis of the home; 5
grandchildren, Lakeshia,
Yeshaya, Mykeia. Keyanna.
Nyallah; 4 brothers, Melvin and
Anthony Hauser ofLos Angeles.
Calif., Raphael Hurley (Regina)
Hauser of Mocksviile, and
Phillip Hauser of Philadelphia,
Pa.; a sister. Gail Hauser ofWin-
ston-Salem: many other relatives
and friends.
Her funeral service was held
Saturday, Aug. 30 at noon at
Pleasant Grove Bapdst Clhuicb
in Yadkinville. The Rev. James n
Moore officiated and the family
received friends 30 minutes be
fore the service.
Online condolences:
CrahamFuneraiHome.nei. '
Aaroo Gray Mayes
Mr. Aaioa Gray Mayes. 72, of Advance, died Friday. Aug. 29,
2008 at his home.
He was bora July 10. 1936 in Forsyih County to Lonnie and
Beatrice Woolen Mayes. Mr. Mayes was retired from R.f. Reynolds
after 27 years and he was a golfer and outdoorsman.
He was preceded in death by his parents; 3 brothers. George B.
Mayes. John E. Mayes Sr. and Charles C. "Shorty" Mayes. and a
sister, Ennis M, Thompson.
Survivon; his wife, Edith W, Mayes of the home; a daughter,
Karen Mayes Robinson of Advance: a sister. Donna X.ouise Parker
of Mooresviile; a special friend, Gavin Brown of Boonville; a spe
cial nephew, Michael C. Tedder of Advance: several nieces and
nephews; a host of friends and his 2 companions Molly and Sissy.
Afuneial service was held at 2 p.m.Tuesday, SepL 2 at Haywotth-
Miller Kinderton Chapel with Chaplain Randy Hillman officiating.
Burial followed at Westlawn Gardens of Memory. The family re
ceived friends Sept. 1 at the funeral home.
Online condoleiKes: ifww.haywonk-miUer.coiTi.
^ Vivian Ethel Rhodes
Mrs. Vivian Ethel Kitwiraan Rhodes, 89, of Gwyn Street. Mocks-
ville. died Thursday, Aug. 28.2008, at Wake Forest University Bap
tist Medical Center in Winsion-Salem.
She was bom Jan. 25. 1919. in Tulsa County. Okla. to the late
Walter Boone and Constance Kittemtan. Mrs. Rhodes was a mem
ber of First Baptist (Church in Mocksville.
Survivors: 2 daughters, Linda Kloss ofTexas and Teresa (Nick)
Soiovtzoff ofMocksville; a son. Don Fulkerson of Boone; 8 grand
children. John Fulkerson. Daniel Fulkerson, Garth Blakeslee. Evan
Kioss. Ryan Soiovtzoff, Kelly Soiovtzoff, Jill Flowers and Julie
Ransdell; 5 gieat-granilchildren. Rhinehart. Melody. Isaac, Jasmine
and Oliver a sister, Constance McDaniel of Texas: and special
friend, Everette Stnith.
A funeral service was conducted at 11 a.m.. Monday, Sept. I. at
Eaton Funeral Chapel with Dr. Van Lankford officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Rose Cemetery.
Online condolences: rmnv.eaionfuneralsenice.com.
J Margaret F. Roystcr
Mrs. Margaret Frances
Wofford Royster. 88. of Ken
Dwiggins Drive, Mocksville.
died
late Jesse Lee
and Luna Frances Beck Wofford.
Mrs. Royster was a member of
First Baptist Church of Cool-
eemee where she had served as
the organist. She was a graduate
of the Salisbury Beauty College
and retired from the Cooleemee
Beauty Shoppe and had been
with Erwin Cotton Mills, Mrs.
Royster enjoyed her church
work and traveling.
She was also preceded in
death by 2 husbands. Rufus
Leonard Brinegar and George
Lei and Royslen a sister. Mamie
Wofford: and 2 brothers,
Lawrence and James Wofford.
Survivors: a daughter. Susan
(Lanie) Wall of Mocksville; a
stepdaughter, Rebecca (Dale)
Perry of Statesville; 2
stepgrandsons, David (Kim)
Perry and Bruce (Stacy) Perry;
6 stepgreat-grandchildren; a sis
ter-in-law, Connie Wofford of
Raleigh; a special great-great-
nephew, Bailey Douglas
McCook; 2 special cousins,
Beay Sue Wofford and Peggy
Wofford; and her extended fam
ily. caregivers and friends at
Somerset Court in Mocksville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept.
1. at First Baptist Church of
Cooleemee. with the Rev. Larry
Allen, Dr. Toinmy Register and
Dr. Tom Totpy officiating. The
body was placed in the church
30 minutes before the service.
Burial followed in Rowan Me-
tDorial Park. The family teceived
friends Saturday, Aug. 31, at
Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: First Baptist
Church of Cooleemee. PC Box
518, Cooleemee: or Alzheimer's
Associatiotl. Western Carolina
Chapter, 3800 Shatnrock Dr.,
Charlotte, 28215-3220.
Online condolences:
www.eaiQnfuneToUtrvKt.com.
/Janet Diane Taylor
Janet Diane Taylor, daughter
of James H. Taylor Jr. of New
York and the late Catherine S.
Ledbetler. bom April 7.1961 in
Fayeiieville,
friends^ on
Hodgkin's
lymphoma.
Survivojs: her father. 4 sib
lings. Lincfi C. Taylor of New
York, the Rev. James L. Taylor
(Sandra) of Lillington. Carolyn
Reichert (Scott) of Ocala, Fla-
PatriciaHaiiis (Mark)ofMocks
ville. many nieces and nephews;
and neighbors and friends.
Even in death she continues
to give to others by donating her
body to Vandetbilt Metlical Re
search Center.
/ Charlotte Mae Beauchamp WUUams
Beauchamp Williams, 92, foJmetly ofNCHwy 8(^1 South, Advance, died Monday, Sept. 1,2008, at Forsyih
Medical Center in Winston-Salem.BShe was bora May 4.1916, in Davie County to
the late Jerry and Lula Potu Beauchamp. Mn,
Williams was retired from RJ. ReytiOlds Tobacco
and enjoyed working with her flowers. She was a
member of Advance United Methodist Church
where she had a hean for the youth of her church
hoping they would know Christ as their Savior.She was also preceded in death by her husband.
Wiley Seabon Wlliams in 1999; 2 sons. Wayne
and Robeit WUIiams; 5 sisters; and 3 brothers.
• Survivors: several nieces and nephews.The, fi^ily wUl receive friends from 7-8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 4at Eaton Pnneral Chapel in MocksviUe wiih the ftineral service fol-
lowmg at 8 p.m. with the Revs. Sheryl Skinner and David Childress
officiating, A committal service will be conducted at 10 a m Fri-
oay, Sept. 5. at Advance United Methodist Church Ometery
Memories: Advance Methodist Youth, PC Box 2021, Advance,
Online condolences: ^>r^.eatonfuniiralS€Mce.com.
n/ Reba Gail Campbell
Reba Gail Campbell, 60, of
Turcenline Church Road,
Mocksville, died on Monday,
Sept. 1, 2008. at Autumn Care
of Mocksville.
Bom on July 11. 1948, she
was the daughter of Mamie Ava
Swain Campbell and the late
Curtis Campbell. She was a
working mother and was of the
Baptist faith.
In addition to hermother, sur
vivors include; 2 daughters,
Rebecca Allen Uydick of Winter
Springs. Ra. and Annette Boggs
of Mocksville; 2 brothers, Roger
(Lee) Campbell of Mtjcksvillr
and Sanford (Martha) Campbell
of Staley; a sister, Phyllis (Carl)
Myers of Harmony, 2 grandchil
dren. Shelby and Cassie Boggs;
and several nieces and nephews.
She- was also preceded in
death by 2 brothers, Scotty and
Morry Joe Campbell and a sis
ter, DresaMatayoshi.
The service to celebrate the
life of Ms CampbeU was held on
Thursday, Sept. 4, at 8 p.m. in
the Davie Funeral Service
Chapel with the Rev. Steve
Hedgeeock officiating. Burial
was on Friday, Sept 5, at 11 a.m.
at the Rock Spring Baptist
Church Cemetery. The family
received friends on Sept. 4 from
6:30-8 p.m. at the funeral home.
-/Ruth Ellen Hunckler
Ruth Ellen Hunckler, 82, of
Yadkinville Road. Mocksville,
died on Fiiday, Aug. 29, 2008,
at Forsyth
Medical Cen-
1. V Madison,
Wise., on Feb.
' daugh-
k Harry and Fera
^ ^ H o 1 b m a n
Bundy. She was a homemaker
and was a member ofSt. Francis
ofAssisi Catholic Church where
she volunteered much of her
time.
Her husband of SO years,
Charles Robert Hunckler, pre
ceded her in death in 199S.
SurvivoR; 3 sons, the Rev. Fr.
Manin Hunckler of Denver,
Colo., Roger (Qare) Hunckler of
Mocksville, and John (Erin)
Hunckler of DeSary, Fla.; 2
daughters, Carol (Larry)
McCutcheoD ofHuntington, Ind.
and Virginia Hunckler of Den
ver: 10 grandchildren. Jill
Cuisball, Eric and Scott
Hunckler. Michelle (Kyle)
Stokes, Breot and Brad
McCutcheon, Natalie, Nicholas,
.Marian and Anthony Hunckler;
2 great-grandchildren, Blaine
Cutshali and Brandon
McCutcheon; and an aunt, Amy
Howland of Arizona.
The Mass ofChristian Burial
for Mrs. Hunckler was held
Tuesday. Sept 2, at 10:30 a.m.
at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic
Church with the Rev. FatherAn
drew Draper and Deacon John
Zimmerel officiating. The fam
ily received friends on Monday,
Sept. 1, from 6;30-8;30 p.m.
with a Rosary service at 7 p.m.
A graveside service was held on
Monday, Sept. 8, at 10;3O a.m.
at the Mt C^vary Cemetery in
Huntington, Ind.
t John L. Marldand
John L. Markland. 83, of
Yakima. Wash., died on Satur
day, Aug. 30, 2008.
He as bom on April 20,1925
in Advance to Ernest and Eliza
beth (Polls) Markland (both de
ceased). He was raised and edu
cated in Advance, and entered
the Army after graduation from
high school. He served in the
Army during World War H in
France and Germany and re
mained in miliiary service imtil
retirement in 19M. He was in
two major campaigns: Central
Europe and Rhineland, Ger
many. Among many awards
were the Bronze Star and the
Army Commendation with two
Oak Leaf Clusters. Durin his ser
vice in Germany, he played on
European championship basket
ball and football teams. Li 1952,
he married Shirley PeRlnger of
Beckley, W.Va. Their service in
cluded tours in Hawaii, the
Phillippines and Vint Hill Farms
Station in Virginia, He earned
the Masonic 32nd Degree in the
Phillippines. Mr. Markland en
tered Civil Service with the Na
val Security Station in Washing,
ion, D.C., then at Ft. Meade Md.,
and in 1972 he was assigned to
the Yakima Research Station,
where he served until his retire
ment in 1980. He was a golfer,
having first played in Hawaii in
1957. In 1972, he Joined the
Yakima Elks Coif Club, served
on the board for five yean and
on the greens committee for sev
eral yean. He had four boles in
one at the Elks course, and has
shot his age (or less) at least oitce
each year since he was 65. He
also enjoyed hunting and fishing
with family and friends.
He was preceded in death by
3 brothers, Thomas, Charles and •
Frank: and a sister. Elizabeth
Carter.
Survivon: his wife, Shirley
Persinger Markland: 4 sons,
John Michael Markland and R.
Daniel Markland, both of
Yakima, Karl E. Markland and
Bradford C. .Markland, both of
Kennewick. Wash.; 2daughien,
Sandra L. Kreps of Caldwell,
Idaho and Doris L. MacKay of
Riverside, Calif.; II grandchil
dren: 7 great-grandchildren: a
sister, Siulie Howard of Ad
vance: a sister-in-law, Margie
Markland of Advance: and many
nieces, nephews and in-taws.
A funeral service was held at
10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 5 at Shaw
& Sons Funeral DiiectoR. Burial'
and miliiary honora were at Ter
race Heights Memorial Park.
\/Walter Naoce
Walter' Nance, 80, of
Needmore Road, Woodleaf, died
on Wednesday. Sept. 3.2008, u
Iredell Memorial Hospital.
Born on May 3, 1920. in
Wilkes County, he was the son
of the late Reba White Nance.
He was a farmer and was of the
Baptist faith.
His wife, Irene Ingle Nance,
preceded him in death in 1994.
SurvivoR: a son and daugb-
ler-in-law, Billy R. and Teresa
Nance of Woodleaf; a stepson.
Coyi Mayhew of Mt. Ulla; and
a granddaughter,Ashley Furrof
China Grove.
A graveside service to cel
ebrate the life of Mr. Nance was
held on Saturday, Sept. 6, at II
a.m, at Rowan Memorial Park
with the Rev. Jimmy Rollins of
ficiating. The family received
friends Sept. 5 at Davie Funeral '
Service in .Mocksville.
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Mrs. Kathy Hawfcim Rayle,
33. of Advance died unexpect
edly on Wednes(%. Sept, 3,
Ha>kins and
Same] Rex
Hawkins Jr.
Survivors; her husband, Ron
Rayle: 2 daughters, Kelly Key
Bryaut and husband Mike.
Brooke Key Lee and husband
Greg; 4 grandchild™. Kaillyn,
Kelsey, Steele and S«; 2 broth
ers. Bobby Hawkins and wife
Cathy. Mike Hawkins and wife
Shenie: 2 step daughias. Maleia
Everidge and Andrea Sampson:
a step son. Chris Rayle; 5 step
grandchildren, Ciana. Chase,
Zach. Addie and Erma; and a
number of nieces and nephews
and Greg Key. a friend and
former husband
A memorial servia was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at
Hillsdale United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Bill
Coleman officiating.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive Care, 101 Hospice l.aTir
Winston-Salem. 27103.
Online condolences:
mvw.Aayivon/i-miJIeeeom.
y Hubert Lee Reeves-
Hubert Lee Reeves. 83. of
Snow Beck Trail, Mocksville.
died on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008,
at Forsyth Medical Center
Bom in Davie County on
March 8. 1923, he was the son
of the late Willie L. and Cecil
Keller Reeves. He worked as a
carpenter, saw miller, and
farmer. He served in the US
Army during World War n and
was a member of New Union
United Methodist Church. He
was a charter member of the
SbeHleld Calahaln Fire Depart
ment.
His wife, Naomi Beck
Reeves, preceded him in tleath
in 1996.
Survivors; a daughter, Lisa
Reeves of Harmony; 3 brothers,
John Henry Reeves ofHarmony,
Harvey (Ruth) Reeves of
Staiesville, and Harold (Helen)
Reeves of Mocksville; 3 sisters,
Helen Sampson of Harmony,
Anna Mae (Wade) Wright of
Hiddenite and Lucille (Carlos)
Vemon of High Point: i grand
children. Kimberiy Gobble and
Christy Wise: and 2 great gtand-
daugbten, Melanie Gobble and
Caillin Wise.
Mr. Reeves was also pre
ceded in death by 4 brothers.
Homer Ray. Howard, Hoyie and
Horace Reeves.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Reeves was held
Tuesday, Sept. 9. at 6 p.m. at
New Utiion United Methodist
Church with Dr. David Cunha
and Pastor Wayne Swisher offi
ciating. Burial followed in the
church cemetery. The family re
ceived friends Tuesday at the
church.
Memorials: Shefrield/
Calahaln Fire Dept. 435 Dyson
Road, Mocksville: or to New
Union Cemetery Fund, 1436
Sheffield Road. Mocksville.
Margaret F. Royster
Mrs. Margaret Frances
Wofford Brinegar Royster, 88, of
Ken Dwiggins Drive, Mocks-
ville, died Pri-
Ute Jesse Lee
and Luna Frances Beck Wofford.
Mrs. Royster was a member of
First Baptist Church of Cool-
eemee where she had served as
organisL She was a graduate of
Salisbury Beauty College and
retired from the Cooleemee
Beauty Shoppe and had been
with Erwin Cotton Mills. Mrs.
Royster enjoyed her church
work and traveling.
She was also preceded in
death by 2 husbands, Rufus
Leonard Brinegar and George
Leland Royster; a sister, Mamie
Wofford: and 2 brothers,
Lawrence and James Wofioid.
Survivors; a daughter, Susan
B. (Lanie) Wall of Mocksville:
a stepdaughter. Rebecca (Dale)
Perry of Statesville; 2
stepgrandsons. David (Kim)
Perry and Bruce (Stacy) Perry:
6 stepgreat-grandchildren: a sts-
ter-in-law, Connie Wofford of
Raleigh: a special great-^at-
nephew. Bailey Douglas
McCook: 2 special cousins,
Betty Sue Wofibrd and Peggy
Wofiord: and bemtended fam
ily, caregivers and friends at
Somerset Court and Aututon
Care of Mocksville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug.
31, at First Baptist Church of
Cooleemee with the Rev. Larry
Allen, Dr. Toinmy Register and
Dr. Tom Toipy officiating. The
body was placed in the church
30 minutes before the service.
Burial followed in Rowan Me
morial Park.
Memorials: Cooleemee First
Baptist, PO Box 318. Cool
eemee; or Alzheimer's Assoc.
Western Carolina, 3800 Sham
rock Dr_ Cliarlotte. 28215-3220.
Online condolences: made at
ww.eaxor^untralstTvice.com.
./fklargarct White Shore Howdl SpiUman. I- V c vi/hii. Pc-trl Hope HowellMarg^et Fabian FayeWhtW Spillman, 81, widowof Herman
Shore, 75, of P.tie Ridge Road, . »snore, rc. o. rm= rv -a- .w— Sptllman Advance died, of -
Cooieemee.diedon Wednesday
Sept. 3,2008 at Rowan Regional ' P
Medical Ceiiicr.
Shewas bommFafTmttgton
on Jan. 6 1933. the daughte ofthe late Charhe Hariman and Mrs SpiUmaaEUzabeth Adeitne F^le Wlute^ ^ »
She wa, retired from T&V Mill, amember of OreenMelZ
Manuf«ronngan^ owsBaptts.ChurchandtheWt,,-
ber of Cooleemee Presbyterian
Church.
Her husband, Joe Stephenner iiusoauu, -.vr
ing Workers Sunday School
Class.She was preceded indeaihbyShore, preceded henn death m ^ Mary Magdalene1964, She was also Phiuips and GeLva Smith; 6death by ^brothers. ^c«, brothers. Thomas. Roben, John
Charlie Jr., to and James White, ^
and a sister. Ainu D^wson
Survivors. s^ns. Survivors; a special nephew,Shore of Cooleem^ and Mark ^ HoweLf Advance:(Oksana) Shore ofMan«M,Oa ^
adaughier,^letieShore(Kev,n cjemmons: and aBrandonofBtokMouQtain,a^ irother, Thurman F, Howell of
3 granddaughters. V.ctonya vi^.^n-Salem.
Shore AlUe Brandon and CectUa ^BrMdon. , u . .v.. ' " a m, Friday, Sept. 5 at-nre setv.ee to =«i«bmte to ^ Baptist ChurchUfeofMrs.ShorewasheldSun. .i^, pasm, Michael Waters of-
day, Sept. ^at p.m. ciating. The family received
Cooleemee Presbytenan Church Liiends Thursday at Haywonh-with Pastor lohn Groff officiat
ing. Burial was in Legion Me
morial Park. The family received
friends on Sept. 6 at Davie Fu
neral Service in Mocksville.
Memorials: Cooleemee Pres
byterian. PO Box 27. Cool-
liller Kindenon Chapel.
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Jane Ann Anderson
Mrs. Jane Ann Croits Johnson
Anderson, 83, of New Hamp
shire Court, Mocksville, died
Saturday, Sept. 12, 2008, at her
home.
She was bom June 6, 1925,
in Davidson County, to (he iate
Ressie Jennings and Chester
Lafayette Crotts. Jane spent most
of her life in Farmington, where
she raised her family with her
first husband. Bill Johnson. In
1957, she went to work for E.G.
Morris Insurance Agency in
Mocksviile where she worked
for almost 50 years as an agent
and advisor to many Davie resi
dents. In 1996, she married C.
Roy Anderson of Bear Creek
where she made her home until
his death. She will be remem
bered for her devotion to her
family, commitment to her prts-
fession and the love she shared
with friends.
She was also preceded ici
death by her husbands. Willjam
Caston Johnson Sr. in 1968, and
C. Roy Anderson in 2002; a
brother, William C,. Crotts of
Mechanicsvilie, Va.; and a step
son, Billy Anderson of Virginia
Beach, Va.
Survivors: 2 sons, William
Gaston (June) Johnson Jr. of
Mocksviile and George Hauser
(Sarah) Johnson of Newton; a
stepdaughter, DarleenAnderson
of Virginia Beach, Va.: 4 step
sons, Charles (Oleana)Anderson
of Winston Salem, Jerry
(Dianne) Anderson of Mocks
viile, Maurice (Grace) Anderson
and Donald (Carolyn)Anderson,
all of Siatesville; 4 grandchil
dren; a great-grandson; 9
siepgrandchildren; and 14
stepgreat-grandchildrtn.
A graveside service was con
ducted at 11 a.m.. Monday, Sept
15, at Farmington Community
Cemetery with the Rev. Don
Routh officiating. The family
remained at the graveside fol
lowing the service to greet
friends.
Memorials; Farmington
Conununity Cemetery Fund, c/
0 Mrs. J.T. Greene, 2563 Fahn-
ington Road, Mocksviile. ' '
Online condolences can be
made at the website;
www.eolonfimeralservice.com.
/Derry Ray Earnhardt v
The Rev. Derry Ray Bam-
hardt. 74. ofAdvance died Mon
day, Sept. 8, 2008 at his home.
He was bom Feb. 17,1934 m
Davie County to Olin Lewis and
Edna Carter Bamhaidt. An oi
dained minister, he had served
several United Methodist
churches in the Wesiem North
Carolina conference and was the
cufRni minister of visitation, at
Ml. Tabor United Methodist
Church.
Survivors: his wife, Omnvie
Sue Earnhardt; 3 sons, Derry
Earnhardt Jr. and wife Jeri of
Pfafftown, Mac Bamhardt and
wife Robyn of Sl Simons Island,
Ga. andAlan Bamhardt and wife
Para of Monroeville, Ala.; 6
grandchildren, Laura. Alan,
Miles. Sarah Baker, Maggie and
Paden; 4 sisters, Helen Everbart,
Ann Bamhardt, Emily Ford, and
Freda Schiaman, and 2 brothers.
George Bamhardt and Gray
Bamhardt.
A memorial service was held
at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12 at Ml
Tabor United Methodist Church
in Winston-Saiem with Dr. Earl
Wilson officiating. The family
received friends following the
service at the church.
Memorials: N.C. Center on
Actual Innocence, PO Box
52446, Shannon Plaza Station,
Durham. 27717-2446.
Online condolences:
www,haywonh-miller.com.
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Avcry Clanard Duiin "AC"
Booe. of Mocksviile died on
Sept. 14, 2008 after a short ill
ness.
He was bora May 24. 1954,
in Davie County to Nellie
Etchison and Early Booe Sr.,
who preceded him in death.
Survivors: his siblings,
Carlion (Sharon) Booe, Brenda
Booe, Bobby (Laura) Booe, all
of Mocksviile, and Elder Early
(Deborah)'Booe ofWinston-Sa-
lem; Aunt Libby and Uncle Billy
Etcbison; a host of cousins,
nieces and nephews.
Memorials will be accepted at
Graham Funeral Home in
memory of Mr. Booe. The fam
ily may be contacted at 1401
Winfield Dr., Winsion-Salem,
.<27105 regarding tbe memorial
service on'Sept. 19. A contact
number is 336-972-8424. .
Online condolences; •
GrahamFuneralHome.net.
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after 25
years of ill-
i ness.
She was
born June
19. 1981 in
D a V i e
County,
daughter of
Charles
Dulin and
Caro l
Smool. She graduated from
Davie High School in 1999.
Nikti was artistic, and loved to
do isedlepoint and paint pottery.
Due to her health condition,
NiUd was limited in activities,
but she did enjoy attending
chuich service at Mt Zion Holi
ness Church with her great-
graodmotber, Laura Bell Dulin.
Survivors; her father, Charles
Dulin ofMocksville; her mother.
Carol S.(Franklin) Fisher of
Mocksville; 2 brothers, Rufus
Dawyn and Jonathan Ashley,
both of Mocksville; maternal
graodparetits, Rondal and
Beatrice Smoot: paternal grand
parent, Nora Barken step grand
mother. Juaoita Fishen 4 aunts.
Patricia. Rhonda. Sharon and
Tuena; 3 uncles, Richard. Will
iam Ricky, and Dennis Ashley;
special friends. Glenn Eubanks
and Erica Tyson; many other
relatives and friends.
Her funeral service was held
Saturday. SepL 13 at 4 p.m. at
Graham Funeral Home. Pastor
Neitye I. Barber officiated and
burial followed at Mt- Zion Ho
liness Church Cemetery. The
family received friends before
the service-
Online condolences can be
made at tbe website:
CrahamFuneralHome.nel.
Andrew J. Harrison
Mr. Andrew Jameson
"Jamey" Harrison. 24. of Buck
Seaford Road, died Saturday.
Sept. 13,
2008. at
his home.
H e
was bom
Jan. 6,
1984. in
Volusia
County.
Fla. Mr.
Harrison
was em
ployed by
Advance
Consumer Electronics in Ad
vance. He enjoyed fishing,
spending ttme at the lake and
with his family and friends.
Survivors; his father. Terry
(Carol) Harrison of the home; his
mother. Shelley • Bee
Undercoffler Jones of Pennsyl
vania; his fiance, Leigh Anna
Hendrickson of Mocksville; 4
brothers, Terry Harrison Jr..
Casey (Shana) Harrison-all of
Mocksville. Donny Dinora of
Florida, and Sliawn Dinora of
Mocksville; paternal grandpar
ents. Blackie and Virginia
Hanison; maternal grandpar
ents. Donald and Vivian
Undercoffler of Florida; numer
ous aunts, uncles, cousins and
friends; and his special compan
ion. his dog. Roue. .
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m., Wednesday.
Sept. 17. at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Charles
Buckner and Greg McEwen of
ficiating. The family received
friends Tuesday at tbe funeral
home. - ;
Memorials: Davie Humane
Society. PO Bo* 153. Mocks
ville.
Online condolences:
www.eoion/uneraUervice.com.
Mary Francis Johnson^/*
Mrs. Mary Frances Beaver
Johnson. 87. of North Main
Street, Mocksville, died Friday.
Sept. 12, 2008. at Genesis
Healthcare Center in Salisbury.
Mrs. Johnson was bora Dec.
28. 1920. in Rowan County, to
the late Paul Jerry and Stella
Elizabeth Adams Beaver. Mrs.
Johnson was retired from Erwin
Milts in Cooleemee. She was a
member of the Mocksville
Church of God. Mrs. Johnson
enjoyed watching television and
going to listen to gospel singings
in Myrtle Beach with her
brother, Marshall.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, John
Whitenerin 1976. ^
Survivors: 6 brothers. Gordon
Beaver of Salisbury, Maisball
(Betty) Beaver ofMyitleBeach,
S-C., Edwin D. (Lorine) Beaver
of Salisbury, Dooald M. (Nancy)
Beaver- of Mocksville, Jimmy
(Betty) Beaver of Daabury. Va.
and David Beaver of King; and
many nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was con
ducted at 1 p.m.. Tuesday. Sept.
16 at Rose Cemetery. The fam
ily received friends from 10-11
a.m. at Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials; Mocksville
Church of God. 844 US 64 E
Mocksville.
Online condolences:
w\vw.eaionfuneraIservice.com.
Martha PauUne Knight ^
Monha Pauline Knight. 89,
of Bronx, N.Y.. died on Sept. 2, :2008 at Calvary Hospital in !
Bronx.
Also known as Maltie Knox,
she was bom May 16, 1919 in
Winsion-Salem, the youngest of
three children of Stella (Foster)
and Ossie Knox of Davie
County. She lost her parents at a
young age and was raised in a i
foster caie home in Mocksville. I
where she completed hereduca
tion at Davie County Training
School- She moved to Utica,
N.Y. where she joined her sis
ter. Margaret (Knox) .Martin,
She worked at a war plant where
she met and married Cyril
Knight- She converted to Ca
tholicism so her children could
attend New York private and
parochial schools. She was a
nursing assistant, and retired
from Brookdaie Hospital in
Brooklyn. N.Y. in 1979 after 20
years. She lived for several years
at Laconia Nursing Home in
Bronx.
She was preceded in death by
her sons. Oliver Knight in 2003.
and Cyril (Joey) Knight in 2004. :
Survivorsiherdaughter.Bar- j
bara Cammock and husband
Reuben ofBloomfield. Calif,; a
daughter-in-law.Alice Knight of
Brooklyn; a grandson, Eric
Knight of Florida; 3 grand
daughters, Natalie Dexter
(Michael Sr.) of Bronx. Alisa
Harrison (Kendall) Far of
Rockaway. N.Y.. and Dr.
Danielle Knight M.D. ofBrook
lyn; 2 great-grandchildren.
.Michael Jr. and Marc Dexter 2
godchildren, Candise Cordero of
Bushkill, Pa. and Shirley Tho
mas of Greensboro; 2 sisters-in-
law, Myrtle Boiling of Bronx.
Ruth Granger of Mt. Veraon.
N.Y.: a brother-in-law. Albert
Boiling of Bronx; and a host of
nieces, nephews, cousins,
friends and extended family.
Her funeral service was held
Saturday. Sept. 6 at Herbert T.
McCalls Funeral Home in
Bronx, olficiated by the Rev.
Thomas Fenlon. Burial was in
Woodlawn Cemetery in Bronx.
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Madge Smith Lee died on
Sept. 12.2008.
She was bora on Sept. IS,
1921. a daughter of the late
David Guy and Celina Nichols
Smith. Mis. Lee was a member
of Princeton Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by
her husband. James Parker Lee,
and her son. James Parker Lee
Jr.
Survivors: her son. David
and his wife Marsha Lee of
Mocksville; daughter-in-law.
Joan Lee of Hampton. Va.; S
grandsons; a great-grandson; 4
great-granddaughters; extended
family members; and special
friends. Max and Audrey
Retherford.
A graveside service will be
conducted at U a.m. Saturday.
Sept. 20 at Princeton Cemetery
with the Rev. Dwayne Batten
ofTiciaiing.
Beiva Annie Plowman
BelvaAnnie Plowman, 86. of
Plowman Lane. Advance, died
on Monday. Sept. 8. 2008. at
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Salem.
Bom in Dial. Ga„ on April
10. 1922, she was the daughter
of the late Hamilton and
Josephine Thunnond Fox. She
was a homemaker and of the
Methodist faith.
Her husband, William Ellis
Plowman, preceded her in death
in 1966. She was also preceded
in death by 2 brothers, Amell and
Vernon' Fox; and a sister.
Priscilla Eaton.
Survivors: 5 sons. Bill G.
(Wanda) Plowman of Advance.
William H. Plowman ofMocks
ville. David L. (Cindy) Plowman
of ClarksvQle, Tenn., Larry D.
Plowman of Pinnacle, and
Danny K. (Linda) Plowman of
Siler City: 5 daughters. Ann;.-
Ruth Whilaker of Mocksville.
Katie L. (Dave) Clinard of Lex
ington. Sara J. (George) Swain
of Winston-Salem. Elizabeth
Plowman of Advance and Kathy
D. Plowman of Mocksville; a
sister. Lorene Woody of Blue .
Ridge. Ga.; 14 grandchildren; '
and 18 great-grandchildren.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mrs. Plowman was held
Thursday, Sept 11. at the Davie ''
Funeral Service (3i^t with theRev. Scott Jackson officiating,
Burial was in the Bethlehein-
UtJited Methodist "Church cem
etery. The family received
fnends Thursday from lO-noocr." '
at the funeral home. "
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive Care Center, 101 Hospice '
Lane, Winston-Salem. 27103 .
Online condolences can b«
made at the website: '
''vww.daviefimeralseiyice.com:. '. a
Ethel Scott Pmitt'
Ethel Louise Scott Praitt, 62.
of Mocksville. died on Thursday.
Sept. 11.2008.atForsythMedi-
cal Center af
ter a ex-
leaded ill- '
ness.
She was
bom in Davie
County on- i
Nov.. :
1945, daugh
ter of the late Junior Lee and. |
Stella Scott. She attended Davie
County Schools atld Wilkes
Community College, where she
studied early childhood educa
tion. She was last employed by
YVEDDl as a Head Start ,
teacher. She was a memberofthe
Ambasst^TS For lesus Christ
Church in Cleveland. She served.
as assistant pastor, Sunday
School teacher, church secretary,
pastors aide member, member of '
the executive board, nurses-& :
ushers board, tnissionary board.
YPHA and eider.
In 1963 she married the late
Livingston Jerome Pniiit, who ,
preceded her in death on Dec:, i
17.1997. Her siblings who pee?.J
cededherindeathincIudeMary !
Elizabeth Rucker. Stella Mae j
Campbell, William ScotL and
Karen Watkins. •
Survivors: a son, Stanley
Pruitt of Cooleemee; daughter
Latoya Pruitt of the home,
Sharon Smoot (niece) of Oeve-
land; a brother, Robert Scott of
Mocksville, 3 sisters, Annie Lw
McMiller of Winsion-Salem,
Carolyn Jean Williams of
Boonville. and Joyce Brown of -
Winston-Salem: a long-life '
friend, Brenda Cuthbenson of
<2lcveland:aoda hostof relatives- ^
and friends.Funeral service be hejd I
Thursday.Sept. 18 at2:30Vim.' '
atAmbassadotsforJesuisCbnst \
Church in Cleveland. Overseer.
Beatrice Vau^ters will ofriciat^
and burial will follow in the^
church cemetery. The family
will receive friends 30 minutes ?,
before the service at the chumh;:.;
Online condolcnce^'caii be!^-
made at the 'website^''
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Mr. Douihit Kimber "D.K,"
Wluiaker,83,ofUS l58.Mocks-
ville. died Monday. Sept. 8,
2008. at his home.
He was botn March 10.1925.
in Davie County to the late Wil
liam Kimbrough and Margaret
Belle McClamrock Wbiiakor.
Mr. Whitaker was a veteran of
the U.S. Marines having served
during Word War 11 in the Pa
cific Theatre. He was a member
of Oak Grove United Methodist
Church. Mr. Whitaker was a re
tired plumber and had worked
for Hanes Dye and Hnisbing for
25 years. He enjoyed hunting
and traveling. Mr. Whitaker had
been involved with the Boy
Scouts as an assistant scoutmas
ter.
He was also preceded in death
by 2 brothers. Forrest Whitaker
and Vemon Whitaker St. ,
Survivors; his wife. Sarah
Sain Whitaker of the home; a
son. Steven Don (Linda)
Whitaker of Mocksville; a
grandson. Shane (Charlene)
Whitaker of Maryland; a sister,
Gladys Griffith of Statesville; a
brother. Grady L. (Jenny)
Whitaker of Boca Raton. Fla.; 2
sisters-in-law, Dorothy Whitaker
and Laura Grey Whitaker; 2
stepgreat-grandchildren. Chris
topher and Heather Hawkinst-a
special niece. ' Elaine
Armsworthy of Advance; and
several nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at U a.m.. Thursday.
Sept. 11. at Oak Grove Unit^
Methodist Church with the Revs.
Larry Thompson. Ron Mann and
Charles Stewart officiating.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery with military honors
conducted by the Veterans of
Foreign War Memorial Honor
Guard.
Memorials; Davie Home
Health & Hospice. PO Box 848.
Mocksville. ^ <
Online condolences:.
v/ww.eatonfuntralstrvice.com.
Dora Yates \/^
Mrs. Dora Green Yates. 84.
ofConcortl. died at herresidence
, on Wednesday. Sept. 10.2008.
Funeral services were held
on Saturday. Sept. 13 at
Wilkinson Funeral HomeChapel with the Rev. Perry
Lemmons officiating. Burial followed at West Concord Cem
etery.
Mrs, Yates was bom April I.
1924 in Caburrus County,
daughter of the late George f
and Julie Mclntyre Green. She
was retired from Cannon Mills
and then Willis Theater Drive-
in. where she ran ihtconcession
stand and Mr. Yates the film pro
jector. She was a former mem
ber of Concord Tabernacle.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, Jesse Wl-
son Yates; daughters Vema Yates
Whitley and Margie Yates Free
man; a great-granddaughter, and
son-In-laws. Alfred E. Roach.
Bobby W. Love and Ray Whit-
leySr. . •,
Survivors: her daughter
Peggy Yates" Love of Concord;
sister. Maggie Briodle and hus
band Charlie of Cooleemee;
grandchildren. Ray Whitley.Alan Whitley, George Sanders,
all of Concord. Lance Whitley
of Mocksville. Shane Freeman
of Rhode Island, Vickie Powell
of Kannapolis and Mildred
Whiiiey of Mount Pleasant; 21
great-grandchildren; and 13
great-great-grandchildrtn.• Memorials; Kospice/Pallia-
live Care ofCabamis. 5003 Hos-
pice Lane, Kannapolis. 28081.
j- Online condolences:
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Mis- Jane Ann Croiu Johnson
Asierson. 83, of New Hamp-
slie Court, Mocksville, died
Saturday,
at&efhome.
Sbe was
ban June 6,
1915. in
Davidson
CBuity, 10 ihe
laae Ressie
Jonings and
Cosier Lafayette Crotts, She
span most of her life in Faim-
ii^oQ, where she raised her
famly with her first husband.
BS Johnson. In 19S7. she went
to work for E.G. Morris Insur-
apie Agency in Mocksville
wtere she worked for almost 30
yeirs as an agent and advisor to
nmy Davie residents. In 1996,
she married C. Roy Anderson of
Bear Creek where she made her
home until his death: Sbe was
kiBwn for her devotion to fam-
Q|; commitment to her profes-
sia and the love sbe shared with
fiieods.
Sbe was preceded in death by
her husband. William Gaston
Jginson Sr, in 1968, and C. Roy
Anderson in 2002; a brother,
William C. Crotts of
Mccfaanicsville, Va.; and a step
son. Billy .Anderson of Virginia
Beach. Va.
Survivors: 2 sons, William
Gaston (June) Johnson Jr. of
Mocksville and Geotge Hauser
(Sarah) Johnson of Newton: a
stepdaughter, Darleen Artderson
of Virginia Beach, Va.; 4 step
sons, Charles (Oleana)Anderson
of Winston-Salem, Jerry
(Dianne) Anderson of Mocks
ville, Maurice (Grace) Anderson
and Donald (Carolyn) Anderson,
all of Scatesville; 4 grandchil
dren: a great-grandson; 9
siepgrandcbildren; and 14
stepgreat-giandchildren.
A graveside service was con-
cbicced at 11 a.m., Monday. SepL
13, at Famungion Community
Cemetery with the Rev. Don
Routh officiating- The family
remained at the graveside fol
lowing the service (o greet
ftiendi, • •
Memorials: Farmingion
Cormnunity Cemetery Fund, c/
o Mrs. J-T. Greene. 2563 Firm-
iogtonRd.,MocksvU!e, 27023.
Online condolences:
www^taio/yfimeraljervice.com.
./ Mary Frances Berrler
Mrs. Mary Frances Martin
Berher. 38. of Deadmon Road,
Mocksville, died on Monday,
Sept. 22.2008. at Forsyth Medi
cal Center in Winslon-Salem.
She was born March 18.
1920, in Davie County to the late
John Wesley and Maggie Belle
Williams Martin. Mrs. Benier
was a graduate of Cooleemee
High School and was employed
with Erwin Mills In Cooleemee
for many years, She loved her
church, working outdoors with
her flowers, and was an artist.
For many years, she had an an
tique shop and was an a collec
tor of fine antiques, folk an, and
southern pottery. Mrs. Berrier
was a life-long member of Con
cord United Methodist Church
where she served as a Siuday
school teacher, a member of Ihe
United Methodist Women, and a
member of the cemetery com
mittee.
She was preceded in death by
her busbanii Felix BuckBenier
on Feb. 16, 1990; and by a son.
Jerry Lynn Berrier on Jan. 23.
1985.
Survivors: many nieces,
nephews, her church family, and
friends.
A Service of Death and Res
urrection to celebrate her life
will be conducted at 4 p.m. on
Friday, Sept. 26. at Concord
United Methodist Church, with
the Revs. Arnold Gosnell and
Jim Sanders officiating. A Ser
vice of Committal followed in
the church cemetery, The fam
ily will receive fnends onThurs
day evening from 6-8 at Eaton
Funeral Home in Mocksville.
Memorials: Concord Cem
etery Fund or the Concord Me
morial Sign Fund, c/o Ronnie
Seamon. 137 Pine Valley Road,
Mocksville,
Online condolences;
www.eatonfuneralservice.com.
^ Lillian Black Cornelison
Mrs, Lillian Arlyne Black'
Cornelison, 84, otAngell Road,
Mocksville died Wednesday,
Sept, 17,2008, atWFU Baptist
Medical Center in Winston-Sa
lem,
She was bom July 27.1924,
in Forsyth County to the late
William Thomas and Martha
Childress Black. Mrs.
Cornelison was a homemakcr
and a member of Concord
United Methodist Church in
Lewisville. She loved gardening
and working with flowers.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, Ralph ,
Burgess Cornelison on Oct. 8,-/
1998; 2 sisters, EstherTutlle and,
Haitie Dessem; and 4 brothers,
Joseph, Lee. Richard and Arthur-
Black.
Survivors: 2 sons, Larry
(Frankie) Cornelison of West
Jefferson and Jake Cornelison of
Mocksville; 2 grandchildren,
Melanie Perron of West Vir^a
and Jeffity (Mona) Cornelison
of Greensboro; 2 great-grand
children, Connor Cornelison and
Aidan Bluraquisi; 2 special
nieces. Buster (B.C.) Spillman
and HazelSuzy Desietn; special
friend, Melvaree Beeding; and
several other nieces and neph
ews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at2 p.m.. Saturday, SepL
20, at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Hmothy M. Wolf offi
ciating. Burial followed in Con
cord United Methodist Church
Cemeiery in Lewisville. The
family received friends Friday,
Sept. 19, at the funeral home.
Online condolences;
vniw.eatonjunt'ahenict.eom.
i/Donald Gene Dailey Jr.
Donald Gene Dailey Jr., 42,
of Laquinta Drive, Advance,
died on Friday, Sept. 19. at his
home.
Bom in Bamesville, Ohio on
Feb. 21,1966, he was the son of
Donald-Jenc Dailey Sr. and i
Mildred Morris Dailey of Ohio,
who survive. He was employed
by Clemmons Hardwoods and
attended Mock United Method
ist Church.
Survivors: his wife, Cheryl
Diana Zayac Dailey, who he
married on Aug. 23.2003; a son,
Donald Dailey HI of Byesvilte,
Ohio: a daughter, Jessie Dailey
(Adam) Smith of Brunswick,
Ohio; 4 brothers, Richard
(Reene) Dailey and William
Dailey of Bamesville, Edward
Dailey ofDouglas, Ga. and Rob
ert Dailey of Kipling, Ohio: 7
sisters, Sharon D. Stevens of
Kimbolion, Ohio, Louella D.
Johnson of Salesville, Ohio,
Karen Dailey of Cardington,
Ohio, Judy (Edd)Peeple of East
Sparta, Ohio, Patricia Dailey of
Salesville, Ohio. Chriseina
Whittle and Donna Dailey of
Cambridge, Ohio, and a grand
child, .Marshall Smith.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Dailey^as held on
Monday, Sept. 22. at 8 p.m. at
Mocks United Methodist Church
with the Rev. Jonathan Brake of
ficiating. The received friends at
the church Monday. Burial was
Thursday, Sept. 25, at ll:30a.nL
m the Halleys Ridge Cemetery
in Ava, Ohio.
James H. Gaither Jr.
Mr. James Hildieth Gaither
Jr., 64.ofAdvance died Monday.
Sept. 22.2008 at his home.
He was bom Feb. 17.1944 in
Scott County, Ky. to James
Hildreth and Beryl Hoskms
Oaiihet; •
* He was preceded in death by
his father.
Survivors: his wife. Beth
Skillman Gaither bfthe home; 4
children. Sarah ofihebotne. Jim.
Jeff and Chris: 9 grandchildren,
Taylor, Marty. Andi. Thomas.
Gentry. Meredith. Samantha,
Whimey and Stiles; his mother,
Beryl Gaither; 2 sisters. Susie
and Alverda; and a brother,
Johnny, all of Kentucky.
A memorial service will be
held at 2 p.m.Thursday. Sept. 25
at Cornerstone Christian Church
with the Rev. Greg Little
officiating. The family will re
eeive ftiends following the ser
vice at the Gaither home.
Memorials; Davis Island
Fishing Foundation. PO Box
72395. Durham. 27722.
Online condolences;
www.hayworlk-miller.com.
-^Sue Eilin Hefner
Mrs. Sue Ellin Heftier, died
at her home on Tuesday. Sept.
16.2008.
She was bom Sept. 13, 1947
in Bristol, Pa. to Delben Roy and
Katherine Wade. She spent
many years in Liberia. West Af
rica due to her husband's work
withCaterpiiiarTractor. She was
an advocate after her return to
the states for those who suffered
from poverty, in this country.
Upon returning to the states, she
and her family resided in Ad
vance and she began work on a
nursing degree. She obtained
her RN degree at Forsyth Tech
nical College. She worked at
Charter Behavioral Services,
Moses Cone Hospital in Greens
boro and Hnished her nursing
career at Baptist Hospital. ''
She was preceded in death by
her father.
Surviving: her husband of 37
years. James Joseph Heftier. 2
daughters, Rachel Ellin Hef&ier
and Rebecca Sue Heftier ofChi
cago: a son, James'Michael
Heffner of Ml Airy; grandson.
Joshua Sebastian Heffner; and 3
sisters, Sherry Sruikey. Melissa
Butterworth and Holly
Helmuih.
A memorial service and cel
ebration of her life was con
ducted at 3 p.m. Saturday. Sept.
20 at Parkway Presbyterian
Church on Yorkshire Road, off
Silas Creek Parkway, with the
Rev. Daniel Wilkers ofBciating.
The family received friends fol
lowing the service in the church -
parlor.
Memorials; Big Brothers/Big
Sisters, l07WestdaleAve.,W"m-
ston-Salem. 27101.
Online condolences:
www.haywonh-mUler.com.
yjuaniwG.Hendrix
Mrs. Juanita G. Hendrix. 74,
of Necdmore Road. Woodtof,
Jiud Wednesday. Sept. 17.2008.
She was
was a member of South River
United Methodist Church.
She was also preceded tn
death by her husband^ 55years, Thomas "Tominy- Chunn
Hendrix Jr. on May 13.2008.
Survivors; 2 children. Susaii
(Jeff) Cobb and Mike (Sandy)Hendrix. all of Woodleaf; 3 ^
ofandchildcen, Brett Hendnx. f
Nicole and T.I. Cobb. al of n
Woodleaf; a sister. Mildred (Jr.),
Powell of Woodleaf; and her
carcgtver and friend. Annte
Rosas of Woodleaf.
A funeral service was con-Jucted ail I a-m-Saturday. SepL
20. at South River Umted Meth
odist Church, with the Revs.
Billy Towery and Mike Lane officiating. The body wasplacecl
inihe church 30 minutes before
the seivice. Buriai followed m
ihe church cemetery. The family rec.eived friends at the church
following the service.
Memorials; South Raver
Methodist Preschool orMissions
Food pantry, 2880 S RwerChurch Rd.. Woodleaf. 27054.
Online condolences.www.ea30ofimeralservice.co7n.
y Richard H. Lawson Sr.
Mr. Richard Harold Lawson
Sr.. 72- of East Lake Drive.
Mocksville. died Monday. Sepl.
22. 2008. at his home.
He was bom Nov. 29. 1935,
in Stokes County to the late
Roscoe and Zena James Uwson.
Mr. Lawson was retired from the
U.S.-Air Force and from AT&T.
He was a member of Trinity
Christian Church in Winston-
Saiem. Mr. Lawson was a
NASCAR fan.
Survivors: his wife of 45
years. Margaret Lazenby
Lawson of the home; 2 daugh
ters. Sheri Dawn (Richard)
Mack of Mooresville and Robin
Perry of Mocksville; 2 sons.
Dennis W. Moore of Shelby and
Richard Lawson II of Winston-
S.ilem; 8 grandchildren. Richard
Lee (Ktistina) Moore. Sheri
(Brian) Goode. Jennifer (Chris)
Couch. Cheson Holtzclaw. Ryan
(Brittany) Perry, Nicole Perry,
Richard Lee Lawson and Patrick
Uwson; and 8 great;grandchil-
dten.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m., Wednesday.
Sept 24. at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Revs. Joe Smith
and Fred Carlton officiating.
Burial followed in Forsyth Me
morial Park in Winston-Salero.
with military honors conducted
by the Veterans of Foreign War ,
Memorial Horror Guard. The
family receive'd friends from
Tuesday. Sept. 23. at the funeral
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Donald Bolin
Donald Bolin. 55. of Lake-
wood Village Road, Mocks-
ville. died onTuesday, SepL 23.
2008, at his home.
Bom in Yadkin County on
Jan. 21. 1953. he was the son
of the late Lonnie Gray Bolin
Sr. and Irene Pettit Bolin. He
was retired from Celanese and
attended Cornatzer Baptist
Church.
Survivors; 2 biothets. Lind
say (Patsy) Bolin and David
Leonard Bolin of Mocksville:
5 sisters. Inez (L.D.) Moon of
Mocksville. Uielma Smith of
Yadkinville. Judy Dixon and
friend Jerry Lanning ofLexing
ton. Marie (Jeny) Hedrick of
Lexington, DoUie (Qaude Jr.)
Lingle ofSalisbury, and several
nieces and nephews.
He was also preceded in
death by a sister, Dorothy Shore
and 2 brothers, Keimeth Bolin
and Lonnie Bolin Jr.
The service to celebrate his
life was held Saturday, Sept. 27,
at 2 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with the Rev.
Myra Ward oSiciating. Buna!
followed in the Dinkins Cem
etery in Yadkinville. The fam
ily received ftiends Sept. 26 at
the funeral home.
Memorials: NC Epilepsy
Foundation, 500 E. Morehead
St.. Suite 22.Chaiione, 28202-
269d.
Online condolences:
www.daviefiineraiservice.cam.
Ora Belle Myers Bowen
Mrs. Ora Belle Myers
Bowen, 92, of Ruffin Street,
Cooleemee, died Friday. Sept,
Samuel Anderson and Ollte
Bethania Campbell Myers.
Mrs. Bowen was retired owner
of Western Auto and had
worked for Erwin Mills in
Cooleemee. She was a member
of Cooleemee United Method
ist Church where she was a
member of the United Method
ist Women. Mrs. Bowen was a
member of the bridge'club, the
Cotton Club, and the Womans
Auiiliaiy Corp. during World
War Il.'holdlng the distinctioa
of the first female recruiter in
Davie County. She enjoyed
traveling the world, going to
Europe, China and the states.
Mrs, Bowen enjoyed entertain
ing and going to their house as
L^e Norman.
She was also preceded in
death by a sister, Ola Myers
Huff: and 4 brothers. Tom,
Calvin, Lewis and Giles Myers.
Survivors: her husband of60
years. William D. Boweo ofthe
home: 2 children, Richard
Bowen and Jan (Stewart)
Ledford, all of Cooleemee; 4
grandchildren. Holden
Ledford, Hillary (Nathan)
Shores , all of Salishury. Holly
(Justin) Miller of Advance and
Hope Ledford of Cooleemee;
and 2 greai-grandcbildren.
Jacob and Caleb Shores; many
nieces and nephews; a special
friend growing up who stayed
with the Myers family during
vacation time. Fred Walton; her
caregivers. Shirley Barker and
Edith Isaac: and her tniniatuie
collie. Shellie.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 p.m.. Sunday. SeptT'
28,atCooIeemeeUnitedMe'th- '
odist Church with the Rev.
Perry Bindshaw oSiciating. En-
lombtnent followed In Rowan
Memorial Park in Salisbury.
The family received friends at
the church one hour before the
service.
Memorials: Cooleemee
Methodist. PO. Box 69. Cool
eemee; or Hospice/Palliative
CareCenter. 377 Hospital St.
Ste. 103. Mocksville.
Online condolences:
www.eaion/untrchenict.co'n.
GeorgeFranklin Church
Dr. George Franklin Church,
died Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008
at Foisyth Medical Center.
Dr. Church practicedgeneral
graduated
second in his class from West
Wilkes High School. He
attended the University of
North Carolina and completed
a bachelor's degree in three
years. He graduated from the
UNC Dental School in 1967
with honors. Dr. Church was in
the top 10 of his class and a
member of Psi Omega Dental
Fraternity and the honor,
fraternity. Omicron Kappa
Upsilon. After the completion
of his education. Dr. Church
spent two years in the U.S.
Navy as a dentist. One year of
lhartime was spent with the 3rd
Marine Division in Vietnam.
Upon return, he was awarded
the Navy Commendation medal
with Combat Distinguishing ,
Service. Dr. Church resided in
Bermuda Run with his wife.
Unda Collier Church.
Also surviving: 2 sons.Tony
Church and wife Maiissa of
Rock Hill. S.C. and David
Church and wife Keri of
Durham; a daughter, Christy
Hunt Arbogasl and husband
Major Scott Arbogast of
Crofton. Md.; "Poopa" will be
missed by his grandsons. Jake
and Dylan Arbogasl; 2 sisters. -
Mary Craven of Davidson and
Martha Dancy and husband
Ray of Wilkesboro; and. a
brother. William Church and
wife Judy of Stanley.
A service-iifas held 2 p.m.Sunday, Sept.'28 at Clemens. ^
United Methodist Chureh'with"
the Revs- Chrfs There and
Marcus Portis-ofnciatlng. ,
Entombment followetf at
Forsyth Memorial Park
Mausoieum. Visitation ;Hayworth-Miller Funeral
Home in the Kinderton
Business Park on Sept. 27.
Memorials; Juvenile
Diabetes Research Foundation,
120 Wall St., 19th HoorNew
York. NY 10005.
Online condolences:
wwwJuiywonh-miller.com, *
^ Paul Jonas Daniels
Paul Jonas Roosevelt
Daniels. 95, of Salisbury died
Fiiday, Sept. 26, 2008 at The
Oaks of
L Born Jan. ,
vSr he was the
children ofthe
late Roy Washington and
Georgia Peacock Daniels. He
was educated in the Davie
County Schools. Mi. Daniels
was a seif-employed building
contractor, of Paul Daniels
Construction Co. in Salisbury
and worked with the Historic
Salisbury Foundation. He
ttrotked in-the W&J Sloan
Shipyard in Wilmington during
World War 11. He was an active
nieraber of the First United
Methodist Church where he
served on the board oftrustees,
the building committee, and
served as a steward and usher.
He was a former member of the a
Milford Hills Lions Club.
His wife of 65 years, .
Elizabeth Chaplin Daniels,
preceded him in death on June
13, 2002.
Survivors: his daughter,
Judy D. Chappell and husband
Jerry of Clemmons; brothers.
Duke Daniels ofStates ville and
Lindy Daniels of South Fork.
Colo.; grandson. Dr. David
Thomas Chappell of Ann
Arbor. Mich, and nephew, Tom
Brown of Winston-Salem.
Graveside services were
conducted 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Oct. I at City
Memorial Park with the Rev.Mark Portis. assistant pastor of |
Clemmons United Methodist
Church, officiating.
Memorials: Kate B. |
Reynolds Hospice House, 101
Hospice Lane. Winsion-Silem.
27103; or AJzheimers Assoc..
Western Carolina Chapter,
JSOOShamtoekDr.. Chariolte,
28215; or First Methodist
Building Fund. 207 S. Church
St., Salisbury, 28144.
\/ Mary Marie Eliedge
Mrs. Mary Marie Prevetie
Eliedge. 86. of Norih
WiJkesboro, widow of James
Presley
Mooday.
ley Nursing
Home in
Funeral ,iijL
services r' n r n ■■■• j.|
were at II
a.m. Thursday. Sept. 24. atReins-Sturdivani Giapel with
the Rev. Tim Pruitt officiating.
Burial was in Scenic Memorial
Gardens. The family received
friends at the funeral home
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Eliedge was also pre
ceded in death by a grandson.
Dustin Williams: 2 brothers.
Monroe Prevette and James
"Koontz" Preveiie and 7 sisters.
Myrtle Mauk. Bertha
Nickelson. VirgirtiaLane. Irene
Grimes. Ruth Dancy. Connie
and Lexie Prevette
Survivors; 3 daughters. Pat
Phillips of Mocksville. Nancy
Miller and husband Tommy of
Millers Creek, and Sandra
Mash and husband Roger of
North Wilkesboro; a son,
Beimy Eliedge and wife Ubby
of Siatesville: 4 grandchildren;
S great-grandchildren; 3 step-
grandchildren: 3 step-great
grandchildren.
Memorials: Peace Haven
Baptist. PC Box 1183, North
WUkesboro. 286S9.
^ William Alexander Green
William Alexander Green,
75, of Mocksville, died Sunday.
Sept. 21, 2008 at Wake Forest
1932 in
Davie County to John William
Sanford Green and Thursa
Koontz Green. .Mr, Green
graduated from John W. Hanes
High School in Winsion-Salem
and served in the Navy during
the Korean War, In 1951, he
was married to Dorothy Smith
in York. S.C, They resided in
. Mocksville, As he was train
ing to become a tool and dye
maker he held apprenticeship
positions. Mr. Green retired
from employment at AMP in
1998. He spent his retirement
enjoying farming, gardening,
his family, grandchildren, and
great-grandchildren.
Survivors; his wife. Dorothy
Smith Green; 2 sons. Larry
Green and wife Debra of Co
lumbus. and Richard Green and
wife Cindy of Winston-Silero;
a daughter, Cindy Channer and
husband David of Boise. Idaho;
12 grandchildren; 4 great
grandchildren; a brother. Floyd
Greene; and 4 sisters. Phyllis"
(Charles, deceased) Williams.Ruth (George) Foster, Janie
Livengood and Betty (Jerry,
deceased) Smith.
He was preceded in death by
bis patents and grandson,
Daniel Channer.
The funeral services were
held Friday. Sept. 26 at The
Church of Jesus Chrisi of Lat
ter-Day Saints in Clemmons
with Bishop Joseph Whitaker
conducting. Mr. Green was bur
ied in the Salem United Meth
odist Church Cemetery in
Mocksville.
Memorials: Salem Method
ist Cemetery Fund, e/o Japk.G.
Koontz. 1444 Davie Academy
Road. Mocksville.
"^'MatJc' Kimbrough
Alexander McOuire
"Mack" Kimbrough Jr.. 96. of
Texas, died on Sept. 9.2008,
He was bom on March 7,
1912 in Advance to A.M. and
Mamie Kimbrough. Later, his
family moved to Mocksville.
where he lived until 1955. Hewas associated with Hall Drug
Store for many years, and be
fore moving to Texas in 1955,
had become associated with
Sanford Brothers.
s-,.He was preceded in death
by bis wife of 67 years. Helen
Campbell Kimbrough.
Survivors: 3 children.
Alexander McGuireKimbrough ^ HI. 'Betty
Kimbrough Smith and HelenCampbell Kimbrough: 2 grand
children; and 2 greai-gratxlchil-
dren.
A memorial service washeld at Sparkman/Richardson'
Funeral Home on Sept. 12 at 11
a.m.
Memorials; First United
Methodist Church of Dallas
Building Fund, 1928 Ross
Ave.. Dallas. TX. 75201-3282.
i/Cester David Sain
Mr. Lester David "Pete"
Sain. 84. of the Oak Grove
community, died Monday, Sept
29. 2(X)8, at Forsylh Medical
Center in Winston-Salem.
He was born March 18,1924, in Davie County to the ^
late Albert Karris and Rosa '
Jannie Smith Sain. Mr. Sainwasa veteran of the U.S. Navy
having served during World-
War II on the USS Frost. Heretired after42 years of service •
from Hanes Dye and Finishing.
Mr. Sain was a member ofOak
Grove United Methodist
Church,
He was also preceded in ,death by his wife. Nellie^,
Bowles Sain, to whom be hadmarried Oct. 5, 1944; 2 sisters.'
Ora Mae Sain Chaffin, Geneva "t
Foster, and 3 brothers. Casper., j
Lonnie and Roscoe Sain. . i
Survivors: a loyal compan
ion. Norma Jean Cope; adaughterandson-in-law.Linda .
and Richard Poindexien a sonand daughter-in-law, Davidand ;
Ann Sain; 3 grandsons. J.B.
Tunier. and Matt Sain (Kacey'!Stutis) and Adam Sain (Tiffany 1
Sexton); a gieat-gianddaughter
and granddaughter-in-law, ^
Karly and Kelly Tumer; 2 sis
ters. Sarah Whitaker ofMocks
ville and Helen Jordan of *
Hermosa Beach. Calif.; and a
sister-in-law. Evelyn Sain.
A funeral service will beconducted at 4:30 p.m. Thurs^
day,.Oct. 2. at Oak..Grove,
United Methodist (Church with'
the Revs. Larry Thompson andGreg LitUe officiating. Burial
will follow in the church cem
etery. The family will recHve
ftiends at the church one hour
before the service.
Memorials; Oak Grove
Methodist Women or to Kay
Hendrix and Peggy Dillon for
Horoebound Meals. 1994 US
158 E, MocksvQIe.
Online condolences:
vfww.eatonfuneralser\ice.com-
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x/EdithGriiHn White
Mis. Edith Griffin White.
98, of Advance, died Thesday.
Sept. 23. 2008, at Bermuda
Commons where she was a
resident.
She was a former resident of
Forest City, and a daughter of
the late E.N. and Ida Perkins
Teague. a member of the First
Baptist Church.' Foftst City,
and a botnemakei; Sbewas pre
ceded in death by her first hus
band. Mr. Charles E. Griffin,
and her second husband, Mr.
H.O. White.
Survivors: a son. Everett
Griffin and wife Dayne of Ad
vance; a granddaugiUet; Gwyim
Smithd^ and husband Trip of .
Advance;' a brother. ^Teague ■'
of Union City. Ga.; 2 sisters. .Jimihie Smith of Wilmingtbii. !
and Evelyn Wiggins of ' —
Fayetteville; a great-grandson. OFoss Smiihdeal; 2 great-grand- ^daughters. Alex Smithdeal and gg
Lilly Smithdeal; and a number nof nieces and nephews. . ^
A memorial service was held 2 "at 2 p.m. Friday. SepL 26. at 3
The Padgett & King Chapel pqwith the Rev. J.Anthony Spen- 2cer officiating. Burial followed ^in the Cool Springs Cemetery. ^Memories: Hospice/Pallia- gtive Care. 101 Hospice Lane. g
Winston-Salem. 27103. «
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Mamie Swain Campbell
'Mamie Ava Swsio
dacDpbe&SS, ofRenegarRoad.
Hamioa;, died on Tuesday.
Sepi. 30.2008 at Aunima Can
ofMocbtille.
Bors in Iredell County on
Aug. 2. 1923. she was the
daughtesof the late Joseph
Frankiia and Matiie Wooten
Swain. She attended Rock
Spring Baptist Church.
Her husband, Curtis Lee
CampheO. of58 years, preceded
her in death. She was also pre
ceded indeath by 2 sons. Morry
Joe and Scoltie Campbell; 2
daughteii. Dresa C. Maiayoshi
and Reba Campbell: and 2
brothers. L J). and Rual Swain.
Survirors: 2 sons, Curtis S.
(Martha) Campbell of Staley,
and Roger C. (Laura) Campbell
ofMocksnlle; daughter. Phyllis
C. (Carl) Myers of Harmony; 2
sisters, Mary Campbell, of Har
mony. Norma (Donald)
Burchelte of Chandler; 20
grandchildren; and numerous
great-grandchildren.
A celebration of life service
for Mrs. Campbell was held on
Thursday. OcL 2 at 11 a m at
Rock Spring Baptist Church
with the Rev. Steve Hedgectxk
officiating. The family received
friends Oct. I at Davie Funeral
Service.
Memorials: Rock Spring
Cemetery Fund. 913 Powell
Bridge Road, Harmony. 28634;
or Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home, 101 Hospice Lane, Win-
Sion-Saiem, 27103.
Online condolences:
wiuw-daviefuneralsenice-com.
\/Arnold Garland Chaplin,
Arnold Garland Chaplin. 88.
of Comatzer Road. Mocksville,
died on Tuesday. Sept 30.2008,
at Forsyth Medical Center.
Boni in Davie Coua^'.on
May 5, 1920. he was the son of
the late William Walker and Ada
Rose Phelps Chaplin. He served
in the U. S. Army during World
War n. He retired from R.J.
Reynolds with 34.5 years ser
vice and was a member of
Coniatzcr Baptist Church. He
was the first chief of the
Cornatzer-Dulin Fire Depart
ment.
His wife of 50 years, Dor
othy Otrell Chaplin, preceded
him in death onJune23, 1994.
Survivors: a son, Alvin Kent
Chaplin of Mocksville; 2
daughters, Carol (Vesier)
Strickland of Mocksville and
Jane (Frank) Holder of Ad
vance; 2 brothers. Sam (Janie)
Chaplin and Frank (Bennie)
(Thapiin. all of Mocksville; a sis
ter. Inez Howard of Mocksville;
6 grandchildren; and 11 great
grandchildren.
Mr. Chaplin also was pre
ceded in death by 2 sisters.
Maxine Long and Iva Nell
Swain.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Chaplin was held on
Friday. Oct. 3. at 11 a.m. atthe "
Cortuizer Baptist Church with
the Rev. ieff Beverly officiatiDg.
Burial was in the church cem
etery. Nephews served as pall
bearers. Full military honors
will be accorded by the VFW
Memorial Honor Guard. The
family received friends the
evening of Oct. 2 at the church.
Memorials; Comalzer Bap-
list. 1372 Cornatzer Road.
Mocksville.
Online condolences:
wvns.daviefuntraUervice.com.
/Marian Dean Doultn
Marian Dean Douiin died on
Tuesday. Sept. 30, 2008. she
died at Kate
B. Reynolds
Hospice
Home fol-
lowing an ex-
tended ill-
She was
bom Aug. 2.
1940 in Davie County, daugh
ter of the late John and Esther
Chaplan Douiin. She attended
Davie County Schools and
joined Cedar Grove Baptist
Church at an early age. She was
employed at Dixie Furniture for
a shotz time, and was a home-
maker. She enjoyed doing arts
and crafts.
Preceding her in death were
2 sisters. Queen Doultn and
Mary Loufse Douiin: 3 brothers.
William. John, and Roosevelt
Douiin.
Survivors: 3 sons. Carlton
Lee (Sharon) Rucker Sr. ofWin-
sion-Saiem, Albert Ves
(Wyteria) Rucker of Walker-
rown. and Marcus Rucker of
Winston-Salem; 3 brothers,
Garfield (Frankie) Douiin of
Winston-Saiem. Ad.ara Douiin
and Cathell (Gwendolyn)
Douiin of Lexington; 9 god
children; 21 great-grandchil
dren; several other relatives and
friends.
Her funeral service was held
on Sunday. Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. in
the chapel of Graham Funeral
Home, The Rev. Ira L. Anthony
officiated and burial followed in
Ced.ar Grove ^aptisi Church
Cemetery. The fmnily received
friends 30 tninutes before the
service. y
Online -''coadolerices:
GrabamFuntratHome.net.
/Nellie PhiferFInk
Mrs. Nellie Elizabeth Phifer
Fink. 86. died after an extended
illness. Thursday. Oct. 2, 2008.
cal Center in
Mooresville.
to the late
Albert Jonah and Alice Lee
Thomas Phifer. Nellie grew up
on a family farm during the
Depression in a family of 10
children. She worked alLeisuieLads in Salisbury, Nell was a
resident of Gladstone Road be-
'' tween Mocksville and Cool-
eemee and a member of Liberty
United Methodist Church. Her
father-in-law, G.W. Fink was
pastor at Liberty and instrumen
tal in the building ofthe church.
She was also preceded in
death by an infant sister. Hattie
Mae Phifer. 4 brothers, Brady
Lee Phifer. Parks Phifer,
Blondec Phifer. and Bob Phifer.
ami her husband of 56 years.
David Wesley Fink.
Survivors: 2 sons. Ronald
Phifer Fink and wife Yvonne of
Mooresville and William
Wesley Fink and partner RonaldMotir of Rochester. N.v!; 2 sis
ters, Peggy Thomas ofMini Hill
and Mary Alice Rozicr of Ml.
Gilead; 2 brothers. Harold
Phifer of Mint Hilt and Joe
Phifer of .Monroe: Deborah
Fink, a niece who grew up with
the family: 6 grandchildren; 10
great-grandchildren; a great-
great-granddaughter; and many
nieces, nephews, and cousins..
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 p.m.. Sunday, Oct.
4, at Liberty United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Karen
Roberts officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery. •
The family received friends at '
the church one hour before the
service.
Memorials: American Can
cer Society In memory of her
father. Albert Jonah Phifer. 4-A
Oak Branch Dr.. Greensboro.
27407.
Online condolences:
nyw.ealanfuneralservice.com. '
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y John J. Larew Sr.
John J. Larew Sr., 86, of
Waynesboro, Va., died Sept. 27,
2008 at his home at Summit
Squw.. -J, ■,He was bom Dec. 14,192i ^
in Mocksville to John J. Larew
and Maty Sanford Larew, who
preceded him in death. He was
also preceded in death' by his
wife, Gayle D. Larew, whom he
married on Match 21, 1947 in
Schenectady, N.Y. and who died
in 1990.
Survivors: 3 sons and a '
daughter, Johti J. Larew Jr. and
wife Janice of Troutman, and '
their son John Brantley Larew :
of Comelius; David L. Larew <
and wife Sandra and their ^n ;
Joshua Larew and daughter .
Rachel and son-in-law ChadBrown of Orlando, Fla.; Mary L. ^
Smith, husband Robert and son .Robin of Gtifton; and Hugh F.;
Larew of Staunton, Va. and hissons John Jacob HI of Stuarts ^
Draft, Va.. and Edward Lee of
Newpon News, Va.; 2 brothers, -
Hugh S. and R. Frank Larew, ^
both of Winston-Salem.
Mr. Larew graduated from 1
Georgia Tech in 1943, andworked for GE for 36 years, '
mostly as an engineering man-.'ager. He began in the R&D Gen-''
ter, Schenectady, and moved to
Waynesboro with the SpecialtyControl Depattmentin 19SS.He
eamed IS patents and was one
of four people originally chosen
to develop the revolutionary/-*Terminet Printer, which later ^
was the core oftlie Genicom Co. '
A memorial service was held ;
at Westminster Presbyterian ^Church in Waynesboro at 11
a.m. Wednesday. Oct. 1, after
.which the family received :friends at the church. ° ; jMemorials: Mid-Atlantic ^
Teen Challenge, 9302 Warwick ;
Blvd., Newport News, VA ,
23601; or Wesnninster Preshy- '
terian, 1904 Mt. Veroon St., *Waynesboro. VA 22980. . I
/ - '1Thomas Ray Shore / t
Thomas Ray Shore, 75, of
Legion Cemetery Street, Cool-eemee, died on Friday, OcL 3,
2008, at Rowan RegionalMedi-
cal Center.
Bom in Davie County on
March 10,1933, he was the son
of the late Woodson Jones andMary EliMbetl^eeves Shore.
He was retired from Cone Millsand was a mefnber 'of Cool-
eemee Civitan Club. ^
His wife, Burlie CreasonShore preceded him in death..
Survivors: a son, Joseph R.Shore of High Point; a brother, ^
Pete (Angelina) Shore of Cool- j
eemee; 2 sisters; Nancy (Judd)
Durham of Cooleemee andColeen Mtxtre of Woodldif; 6grandchildren, Dylan
Whitesides, Ben Cobble, Josh
Gobble, Brandy Shore, Colby .
Shore. Clancy Shore; and 2great-grandchildren.
Mr. Shore was also preceded
in death by 2 sons. Chuck and
Kenny Shore, a daughter, Janet "
Susan Shoie and 2 brothers, Joe J
and Buck Shore. .
The service to celebrate the ,
life of Mr. Shore will be held on
Sunday, Oct. 5, at 3 p.m. at
Davie Funeral Service Chapel
with the Rev. Stan Riddle ofH-ciatlng. Burial was in Legion ;
Memorial Park in Cooleemee.The family received friends Sat- ^
urday. Get 4 at Davie Funeral
Service.Memorials: Camp Manna, c/ .
o Stan Riddle, 153 Gibson Way,
Mocksville.
Online condolences:,
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Ashley Taylor Daniel
Mrs. Ashley Taylor Dajuel"
47, of Ridge Road, Mocksville,
died Sunday. Oct. 12. 2008. alj
Gordon Hospice House in'.
Siaiesville.
She was bom July 14.1961. :
in Greensboro to Charles G. and
the late Dobothy S. Ritter. On =
Aug. 1. 1987. in Raleigh, she '
mamed Joe Franklin Daniel oE--
Winston-Salem. Mrs,.Daniel i
was a graduate of Eton Univer
sity, a meiTiber of Phi Mil So- •
•rority and an active member of
the Raleigh and later the Win- '
ston Salem chapters of Beta"
Sigma Phi Sorority, She w^ a
member of Jenkins Memorial
United Methodist Church'-.
Raleigh where she bad been In
charge of Bible School for sev"
era! yean and completed th
Emmaus Walk, A '■
Survivors; her father; he.husband of the home; a daugh-;ter. Carter McCuIlough Daniel 'and her son, Matthew Taylor |Daniel, both of Mocksville; a|sister and her family. Pam. Ed,"^Eddie and Leigh Reel of Caryi ']3 brothers-in-law; 2 sisters-in-.,
law; 9 nieces and nephews,' jA service to celebrate her.Ufe,was conducted graveside at 2^p.m. Wednesday. Oct. IS.'at 'Liberty United Methodist''Church Cemetety. The fattuly"
received friends after the ser-"'vice. I .-IMemorials; Gordon Hospice iHouse. 2341 Simonton Rt^J
Swtesville. 28625, ^
Online condolences; ■
wHw.earonfrneroijervicf.com. ,
Minnie Ophelia Ferebeev^
Mrs, Minnie Ophelia
Bameycaslle Ferebee, 86. of
Boone Farm Road, Mocksville.
died Monday, Oct. 13, 2008, at
Forsyth Medical Centerin Win-
ston-Salem,
-She was bom July 14.1922, •m Davie County to the late Carl''
Holt and Minnie Kimbrough
Walker Barneycastle. Mrs,
Ferebee attended Pfeiffer Col
lege for two years and was a
graduate ofCaiawba College in
1944. She was a member of
Center United Methodist
Church where she was a mem
ber of the United Methodist "•
Women, Mrs, Ferebee taught'
school for 30 years and was a''
member of, the N.C. Retired'
•Teachers Association, i • "
She was also preceded in '
death by an infant daughter.
Carol Jean Ferebee; and a son- -
in-law. Vemon "Bo" Whiiaker
Jr. !
• Survivocs:herhusband.WiJ- •
liam "Bill" Ward Ferebee ofthe
home; 4 daugliters.'-Ju<nih> •
Whiiaker. Betty (Btyanl) Smith.
all of Mocksville. Anne (Rick) •
Zimmerman of Greensboro andBiliie (Larry) Williams of ■
Mocksville; 8 grandchildren. '
Scott Whiiaker, David
Whitaker. Elise Whitaker, '
Christina Luttrell, Brett )
Zimmerman. Austine '
Zimmerman. Matthew Williams'and Kiel Williams; and 5 great-
grandchildfen, ' • '•;i ■*
A funeral service was con- '
ducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday,
Oct. 15. at Center United Melh-'--
odist Church, with (he Rev.'
Robin Fitzgerald officiating.^
Burial followed in the church r
cemetery, The family received i
friends at the church one hour;
before the service., v!
Memorials: Center Method-
ist Cemetery Fund, cJo Linda '
Owings, 728 Wilkesboro St., <
Mocksville, i.
Online condolences:
www.ealonfimeraiservice.com. ''
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Aureiia Serrano
Aurelia Serrano, 78. of Lex-. ington. died on Wednesday. Get
8.2008,'at her home, 'Bora in Guerrero. Mexico 3on July 17. 1930, she was the]daughter of the late Arnulfo 'Setrano and Felipa Osorio, She'was a homemaker and a mem-'ber of Our Lady of Rosary
Catholic Church, • «Survivors: 5 sons, Lorenzo 'and Pedro of Mexico; Jose,Pablo and Naialio. all of Lexington; a daughter. Maria Lujsa-
ofLexington; 25grandchildren:.and 18 great-grandchiidren.She was also pre'eeded indeath bya brolher.and 2 sisters.The Mass of Christian Burial.was conducted oh Saturday.OcL 11 at7p.m.aiOurLadyofRosary Catholic Church withthe Rev. Father Albetl Gondck
officiating. Visitation was Friday evening. Oct. 10 at DavieFuneral Service in Mocksville.Burial will be later in Mexico.Online condolences:www.daviejuneralsenice.coin. j
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Mrs. Rachel Louise Poplin
Snow. 80, of Winsion-Salem.
died on Oct. 12, 2008.
She
was born
in Con
cord to
Lester
Keith Pjp-
tin ■"and
W i 1 m a
Louise
Helms
Poplio on
Aug.28.1928. HerfamilyUte
moved to Hancs Town, where
as a teenager she met Fred
Snow. Their courtship bega
when he saw her sitting on the
porch shining her Daddy's
shoes and he asked ifshe would
shine his. too;' They were mat
ried on March 2, 1946. Theimarriage resulted in three chil
dren, nine grandbabies. 18
.great-grandbabies. and count
less happy memories. Mr:Snow believed in the impor
tance of church and family. A
a member of Clemrhons
Moravian Church for more than
SO years, she attended church
regularly as long as her health
permitted and participated in
Circle Group. Throughout he
lifc.shecaredforothers. Inheyounger years, she loved spend
ing time with her mother, sis
ters ahd daughter; camping with
her husband in the mountains;and feeding and watching the
birds. Rachel enjoyed cros
stitching, crocheting, cooking
and baking. Her family espe
cially liked Ma Ma's pound
cake, pecan pie. chocolate pie,
and Moravian sugar cake. Sh
cherished time with family and
friends. Get-togethers often in
volved her laughing until cry
ing at the telling of old stories
and her fear of spiders.
Sbewasprecededindeathby .
her parents, Lester and Wilma;
her husband, Fred Lee Snow;
her sisters. Penny Campbell and
Lenora Day and her brothers.
Keith Poplin and Ray Von Pop
lin.
Surviving: sister and broth
ers. Maxine Snow and Don Poplin, both ofWinsion-Salem andBob Poplin of Corpus Christi,Texas; daughter. Gwen Brandon
and husband Wayne ofCletmnons: 2 sons, Fred Snow
Jr. and wife ^n of Forest. Va.and Jack Snow and wife Bonnieof Mocksville; 9 grandchildren,
Jeff Snow and wife Wendy,
Mark Snow and wife Jamie.Kristy Mistretta and husbandSteve, Angie Stanley and hus
band David, Brian Brandon and
wife Krisiina, LeighAnn Bran
don. Mandy Walker and husband Cole, Jennifer Hire and
husband Carlton and KathySnow; 18 great-grandchildren.
Jacob, Brittany, Matthew.Timmy. Hunter; Kayla, Katie,
Karsen, Anna Leigh. Mason.'
Gavin. Melody, Bailey, Emma.
Lawson, Luke. Chloe and
Laodon.
Funeral services were conducted 2 p.m. Wednesday. Oct.
15 at Clemraons Moravian
Church with the Rev, Q. RayBurke officiating. Burial followedinthechurchgraveyard. •
A gathering of family and
friends was held Tuesday atHayworth-Mlller Kinderton
Chapel in Advance.
Memorials: Masonic Home
for Children at Oxford, 600 College St.. Oxford. 27S65. •
Online condolences;www.haywonh-miller.co'n.
Jerry 'Mole' Spry
Mr. Jeiiy Long "Mole" Spry,67. of Marginal Street^ Cool-
eemee, died Thursday, Oci 9.2008. ■
He was
born June3, 19jH. in
D a V i e
County to
the late
G r a d y I.McKinnley '
and LillianWitty Spry.
Mr. Spry .
was retired iiom IttgersoU Rand
and was a member of Cool-',
eemee. United Methodist
Church. He was a 1960 gradu
ate of Da'ide High School, He
was a yetei^ of the U.S. Army
having served in Korea during .
the. Vietnam War. Mr. Spry was
instrumental, ia forming the
VFW in'.CooVeemee where he :
bad been active and had served :
as pass commander. He was a'
member of the VFW MemorialHonor Giu^ udVmember of
the Cooleemee Civitah Gub. .He was.aiso preceded ial
death by a brother. Grady M.Spry Jr. " , ~ ,
Survivors! his wife of 34 ,
years. Ana Railedge Spry ofthe ^
home; 3 sisters, Jessie (Fred) '
Pierce, Dolly Swaim, all of
Cooleemee and Irene Wtnk
Hendricks ofMocksville; and 3
brothers, William Bill
(Claudean) Spry ofMarion, 111.,
Doyle Spry ofGamerandAaron
(Linda) Spry of Hiddenite.
A funeral service was con-:
ducted at 3 p.m., Sunday. Oct.
12. at Eaton Funeral Chapel in
Mocksville. with the Rev. A.G.
Parker officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Legion Memorial Parkin Cooleemee. with Military 'Honors conducted by the Vet- !eransofForeignWarMetnorial I
Honor Guard. The family re- ^
ceived friends Saturday. Oct. 11, ■
at the funeral home.
Memorials; Cooleemee
Methodist, PO- Box 69, Cooleemee; VFW Post 1U9. PO
Box 1186, Cooleemee; or acharity of the donor's chbiee.
Online . condolences:www.eaXonfimeralstrvice.CO'n.
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Mrs. Lois Jordan Cleary
CaudJe, 83, formerly of Mocks-
ville. died Friday, Oci, 17,
2008, at liedell Memorial Hos
pital in Statesville.
She was bom July 7, 1925,
in Davie Couoty, to the late
William Raleigh and Ida
•Kathrynj Stewart Jordan.-Mrs. j
Caudle worked in the textile J
industry and was a homemaker.
She loved her flower garden
and enjoyed watching them
grow from seed into beautiful
colors ofthe rainbow. Herveg-'*
etable garden was always tops
in the neighborhood and she
shared the crop with friends and
neighbors." : ; ' ,
She was, also preceded in
death b^her,first husband, •
Lester Maxtuj'Cleaiy in 1984,
a daughter.-'Jo Ann Cleaty
Walker'aid a son, Donald '
Cleary,- • '
i. Suryivorst; her husband,
.Alv'isR. Caudle of the home in■Harapfonyille; a daughter.Ruby Cie^'B^ey (Jimmy) of
'Mocbs^e; a wn. Charlie M.
Cleary (PaQ of MocksvUle; 4
grandcbiidten.Michael ComlJ,
Scott Cotrell, Randy Walker
(Heather), Becky WIes (Dan):
5 great-grandchildren. Jason
Cotrell, Justin Cotiell, Savan
nah Walker. Bfayden Walker.
Graham Wiles; abroiher. Clyde
Jordan (Gail) of Mocksville;sisters, Ladene Caddy .of
Matthews.. Elsie Simpson.
Ethel Jones (Paul)'. Lorene
Phillips grands), Doris Will
iams (Cumey) and Ruth
Brannock (Bob) all of Mocks
ville; 5 stepdaughters. Diane
Tetiick (Oliver) of Elkin. Judy
Poloatio (Serafin) ' of
Hamptonville, Joyce Hatheock
(Roger) of New London, Janet
Sizemore (Donald) of Ml. Airy
and Rhonda Medley (Lester) ofThurmond; 6 step-grandchil
dren. Sara Burchette, Brent
Haihcock. Nathan Paloalio.Noah Paloaito. Davey
Sizemore and Krisiy Sizemore.
A funeral service was con
ducted af 2 p.m.. Sunday. Oct.'-19, at Eaton Funeral Chapel.
Burial followed in Liberty
Wesleyan Church Cemetery.
The family received friends
Saturday, OcL 18, at the funeral
home.
Memorials: Liberty
Wesleyan c/o Judy Wooten, 442 .
Turkeyfoot Road, Mocksville:or to a charity of the donor's
choice. - ■ .
Online - condolences:;
www.ealonfiateralservice.com. .
Rebecca B. DavitJsonRebecca Bennett Davidson
of Mocksville died on Get 142008.
Born May 14, 1926 in
Urbanna.
Va., she
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I parents,
Gary Gordon Bennett and Myrian BlakeBennett and her husbandRaymond Davidson. She was agraduate of Madison Collegewhere she was a member ofSigma Sigma Sigma Sororityand the Glee Club. Followinggraduate training at UNCChapel Hill and Walts Hospitalin Durham she began medical
technology training at RiversideHospital in Tappahanock, Va.She married Raymond
Davidson on Oct. 20, 1951.Mrs. Davidson was certified bythe American Society of aini-cal Pathologists in 1948 as amedical technologist and laterreceived certification in hema-
tology. She was an affiliate
member of the American Soci
ety ofClinical Pathologists. She
was employed at Moncrief
Amiy Hospiul at Fort Jackson,
S-C. as a hemaiology supervi-
sor and contributed to the origi
nal curriculum of clinical rota
tion for the Midlands TechnicalCollege Associate .Degree inmedical' tecBnolo^. Upon her
retirement in 1989. she was
awarded the Achievement
MedalforCivilianService. She
remained an active alumnus in
her sorority chapter in Colum
bia where she was a.Golden
Violet member"and served as
president. As a member ofGreenlaw'n BapiisrCliurch, she
served as Sunday School
teacher and a DMCOn." " .
Survivors; 3 children. Caiy
Gordon Davidson ud wife Su
san of Oklafaofna,'CSBer4iettDavidson and wife Debbie of '■ Mocksville, and Carlyn
' Davidson Cox of Chester. Va,; '
i 5 grandchildren, .Robin
Davidson of Columbia, Md., "
Robert Davidson ofOklahoma: |Myrian (NicW) Davidson
Collett (Brad) of Orlando. Fla.,
Michelle Davidson Dunn
(Steven) of Mocksville, and
Ashley Davidson of Mocks
ville; 2 great-grandchildren,
Hailee Lynn Dunn-and Bennett.
Paul Collett"-
. A gravesideservice was held
at Harmony Grove BaptistChiifch, Topping. Va. on Friday.
Oct. 17 at 2 p.m. A memorial
service will be held at
Greenlawn Baptist Church, Co
lumbia. S.C.
Memorials: Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Hoibe in
Winston Salem.
Online ' condolences:
www.ealonJuneralieiyice.com.
Frank Edward Davis rFrank Edward Davis, 87, ofPleasant Acre Drive. Mocks
ville. died on Thursday. Oct. 16, i2008, at his residence., Bom in McDowell. Cpiintyaon May 14,1921. he was'the
son pf the late John David and
Nannie Burgess Davis, He wasa retired furniture worker andwas of the Holiness faith, l(e
was a faithful patron ofMillersMetA Breakfast Club and atr
tended Heaven Bound Full '
Oospei Church. -iHis wife. Pauline Hall"'Davis, preceded him in death '
onOeL3,1996.Survivors: 2 sons. Kenneth 'Neal (Stephanie) Davis and "■Bryan K. Davis of Mocksville;a daughter. Teresa (Ricky) Reel :of Marion; a'sister, Helen '
Reavis ofGeorgia; 6 grandchil- 'tdren: and one great-grandchild.Mr. Davis was also pi^eded . iin death by a son, Frank Ed-
ward Davis, 6 brothers and 2 '
sisters. - i
The service to celebrate Mr. •Davis Ufe v^as held Tuesday. '
Oct. 21, at2p.m. at Davie Fu- '■neral Service Chapel with the
Rev, Judd Durham officiating.Burial was in Westlawn Gar- "dens ofMemory in Clemmons. ^The family received friends on '!
Monday, Oct. 20 at Davie Fu- ]neral Service.
Ooline condolences: '
^''ww.doviefuneralsenice.com. "
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Mrs. Nancy Louisa King
Fiorey, Ul of Clenunons, died
tuerday^qct".' 1'4, 2008' ar
Fofsyth Medical Center.
She was bom June 14,1928
in Wobuis. Mass. She spent
most of ber younger years in
MassachBsens andNewHamp*'.
shire, giaduating fromFraming-"
ton State with a dietitians de
gree. She moved her family to ;
Coniiecticut' where slie was '
head diethiah at Hartford Pub- ,
lie for more than ,
30 yeatsJ b 2003 she. moved to .
North Caiotiha to be cbser to ^
family. Ste enjoyed retitement '
as it gave hm inore time'to knit..'
She took ^de in ^ving .items
she knitted to family, friends
and newbc^. Herbappiestmo-
ihents were with her family dur-
ing get-togethers when she
would sitand listen to them ban
ter and reminisce. She coveted -
her uutepradence aiid enjoyed '
that until the time of her.death.
There were always dogs in her
life. Nancy rarely, missed a tele
vised Red Sox gaine and saw
them win the .World-Series.
Football, hockey and college
basketball got their fair share of
her yiewmg time.. As a member -
at Qemmons Moravian Church, .
she enjoyed spending tune .with
the, Young at Heart'group. Be- ,
cause of her connection with
children, she loved the opppr-
mnity to.be involved with the .
Preschool.-at .Clemmons ,
Moravian where she made
snacks and collages each week -
to correlate with the letter, num
ber or color of the week.
Mrs. Fioiy was preceded in
death by hermother,MyiaJulia .
King.
Survivors: her children, Pe
ter K. Ftorey antl wife Ramona
o0ayelttv}lle,RobeitL i
'aliiS wife ^slie o? East Sart-^
ford. Conn, and Myra
McGonigle and husband David
ofAdvance; her grandchildren, I
Kyle Mastropasqua and wife
Jonnaofrtubett,Eiin Fiorey of j
FayettevQIe.rad Coim,
' Amemorial setviM to cel
ebrate her life was held 11 a,m, !
Saturday, OcL 18 at Clemmons j
Moravian Church with the Rev, '
Q, Ray Burke ofBciating, The
family received friends follow- '
ing the service at the church. A
private family buriai will be
' held in Nantucket, Mass. ,
Memorials: building fiind of
Clemmons Moravian, PO Box
730, Clemihbns, 27012,
Online condolences:
vnvw.ht^ortit-miller.com.
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Dies On Oct. 20
; Mrsi Laurette Elizabeth
(Smith) Hensley, 86, of Win-
stoh-Salem, died Sunday, Oct.
20, 2008 at The Kate B,
Reynolds Hospice Center in
Winston-Salem. -
Mrs, .Hensley was bom
Aug. 2..1922to the late George
and Saily Maj^andT of Davie
County. She tnanied the late
Robert Edward "Floss",
Xurly" Hensley of Winston-
Salem, She lived and raised her
family in the Hahe's T'lbwn
community, and aft^aids re
alized a lifelong dream'of l»- ,
coming a CNA wd providing
private care nursing, " .
: She is also preceded in
death by sons, Robert Edward
"Bro" Hensley Jr, and Or,
Donald Leo Hensley of Reno.
Nev, . n * , .
Survivors; a daughter,
Betty H, Crews of Davie
County; grandson and great-
granddaughter of Davie'
Coimty, David Milton Crews-
and Britney Leigh.Crews; a
sister, Carolyn Sparks of
Biulington; nieces, Rosemary
(Pete) Pruiu of California, Gail
Fulbright of High Rock, and
Katherine Wood of Winston-
Salem. : n n -
A funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22
at West Side Baptist Church in
Wmston-Salem. ofBciated by
the Rev, Dr." Williain V.
Campbell Sr. A graveside ser
vice followed at Forsyth Me
morial Park, Winstoh-Salem.
Memorials: Hcispice/Pallia-
dve CareCenter, 101 Hospice
Lane. Winston-Salem.27103,
' Ohliiie condolences:
wtvw.Aayworth-miller.com.
Louis FranJdin Hough
Mr, Louis Franklin Hough,
80, of Concord, died Get 20,
2008 at CMC-NorthEast.
Funeral services, were at 3 -
:p.m.,Wednesdayv-,bcL;;22 at-
Wilkinson Funeral Home
Chapel with the Rev, Forest
Jones officiating. The family
received hiends from 1-3 p,ml
Wednesday at 'Wilkinson Fu
neral Home, Burial followed at
West Concord Cemetery with
Cabarrus County 'Veterans
Honor Guard conducting mili
tary graveside rites,
. ' Mr, Hough was bom in
Cabarrus on June 24, 1928 to
the late Walter Bud and Maty
Elizabeth Rimms Hough. He
was a veteran of the Korean War >
in the US Army.
- He was preceded in death by
his wife, June Hough.- < - -
Survivors: ;hi$ daughters,
Alva Cauthen of Concord and
Tonda Theurer and husband
Michael of MocksvfUe; sisters,
Mamie Smith of Albemmle and
Mary Lee Williams of Concord;
3 grandchildren. Brad Langley,
Megan Hattenbach and husband
James, and Felicia Caiithen; and
3 great-grandchildren. Savan
nah, Rebecca, and Jacob Lw-
gley.' :
Memorials: Wilkinson Fu
neral Home,PO Box 344, Con
cord 28026-0344.
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James P. Liveiiigood Jr.
James Phillip Livengood Jr.,
62, of L^ngton, died Saturday,
Oct. 18,2008 at his home.
A funeral service was held
at 11 a.m. Monday at Davidson
Funeral Home Lexington
Chapel with the Rev. Dr. Gary
Gibson and the Rev. Milbum
Trent officiating. Burial
followed at Sandy Creek
Mr. Livengood;was bom on *
July 20,1946 in Davie County
to James Philip Livengood Sr. *;
and Darrell Giles Livengood.
He rmi Jimmy's Garage m Tyro .
from n 1972-1996 and was •
employixi at Frei^'tliner.
Hew^ prMededindi^by '
2 sons, Philip Dde Livengood '
and Walter DWayne livengood.
Surviving:'his wife. Doris '
Conner Livengood of the home;
sons, Doyle Gene Livengood
and Jimmy Dean Livengood
and '■•^''wtfe- ""'■'Cnstyf *^3'?grandchildren. . Dustin ;Livengood, Austin Livengood ;
and Cocfy Livengood; a broker.Larry Livengood and' wife .
Elizabeth; ; sisters . JessieMichaej,' Kay Elliott ,andhusband lEverette, Sue EUer and-,,
Carol Trent and husband'Milbum, all of Lexington.
The family received^&jends
Sunday at Davidson FuneralHome Lexington Cha^.
Memorials ;-Hospice of
Davidson, PC • Box .1941, .Lexington, 27293.; . ..^ ,
Online ,.-.': .condolences: ,,vrmiKdeKidsonfiit^raUiome.net, ■
Sidney Ray Seamon
Sidney Ray Seamon. 72. of
Swtcegood Street, Cooleemee,
died on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
2008. at WFU Baptist Medical
Center.
Born in Davie County on
Oct. 23, 1936, he w^ the son
of the late Thomas W. and
Maude Munday Seamon. He
was a pipefitter in industrial
construction'and .was of the
Survivors: his wife of 46
years, Bonnie Sue Tutterow
Seamon; 3 sons,.Elbert S.
Miller of Cooleemee, John C.
(Marilyn .K.) Miller and PenyT. (Bobbie Joe) ^ler. all of
Mocksville; a* brother, Doug
(Carolyn) Seamon of Cool
eemee; 2 sis(ers.'Helen Daniels.
;oLtWilihingtott and Betty 's,(^.pb'ert)' Creason of .Cool
eemee; and 3 grandchildren.'He was also^preceded in
death by 3 brothers. Tommy,-■
Cab and Jack. Seamon; and 2:
sisters; Louise Clavvson and
(Jqra Lee Myers.'' A .j^veside. service to eel- .
ebrate the life of Mr. Seamon
was held on' Sanuday, Oct. 4,;
at 1 p.m. at Westlawn Gardens
of Memo^ in Qemmotis with.
Pastor Joim Groff officiating.
The family received friends on
Fiiday, Oct. 3 at Dayie Funeral
Service in Mocksville.
Online ' condolences: '
www.daviedmernirervice.com.;
Billy Gene ShinaultBilly Gene Shinault, 52, of
Hillcrest Drive, Advance, died
on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2<X}8, at
Forsyth Medical Center.Bora in Davie County on
Sept. 1,1956, he was the son of
Jean Hutchens Bell of Florence;
S.C. He was a roofing contrac
tor and was of the Baptist faith.
On Oct. .3, 1986, he married .Adiidred "ihbm^'son Shihault;"^-1
who survives.' ',
Also surviving: a step
daughter, Jennifer (Kevin)
Trivette of Boone; a sisterDebbie Bell; 3 brothers, Pete,Bobby Jr. aiid Joe'Bell; and 4
step-grandchildren, Adam, •
Timothy, Nathan and Nicholas
Trivette; an unc|e, Da^d (Lois)
Ritchie of MocksvBle; and his '
inother-in-law, Mary C. Bowen
of Pfafftown. " . ■ •
. Jle was preceded in death bya stepson. Jay-Hyatt';, and a
btothefrLatiy Stiihauit'.'',' '
The serviceto.celebrate-the
life of Mr,..Shinault.was held'
Thesday, Oct. 21, at 8 pjn. in
the Dayie:Funeral Service
Chapel with the Rev.-Jimmy
Lancaster officiadng. The fam
ily received fiiends Tuesday at
the funeral home. -
Memorials: Camp Manna, cl
o Stan Riddle, 153 Gibson Way,
Mocksville.Online I., condolences:
www.davieftMraUervice.coin.
- BobbyTompkinis .. . L *
,. Bobby "Botf.'Tompkins, 53, of High Point died Monday, Oct.
''20,2008 at his residence.' L
Mr. Tompkms was bom in Tabor City, Nov 9,1954, a son of
Elwood and Doris Mew Tompkins. He was a former employee of ..Reliance Universal, a NASCAR fail and eigoyed westem.movies. ^
,; He was preceded in death by a daughter. Misty Dawn
-Tompkins. . . . .. .
Surviving: a son, Bobby Ray Tompkins Jr. and wife Sandra of 1; Harmony; his parents-of New London; a sister, Cynthia Teal of ;
Archdale; 3 'brothers, Sammy Tompkins and wife 'Sabtina of'. Archdale, Byron Toihpkins of High Point and James Tompkihs. |- 'and wife Tammy of New London; his fiance, Tonya Effingham of
. the home; 3 grandsons, Bobby Joe, Kenneth Ray and Cameron'*'
Lane; 6 step-grandchildren, Laura. Quentin, Paige, Bianca,'KaIeb >
and Sammy, and several nieces and nephews..i. I Funeral service was held Wednesday'at 2 plh^atrae Davis
Funerals and Cremations Chapel by the Rev. Jeffey Burrow. .4Burial followed in Floral Garden Memorial Park Cemetery.
Memorials: Hospice of the Piedmont. 1801 Westchester Dr.,.High Point, 27262. ' ....... ^Online condolences: davisfitneralsandcremati6ns.com. . - j
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Mary Sales Walker
Mrs. Mary Sales Walker. 86.
forraeriy of Wiikesboto Sireel,
Moeksville, died Monday. Oct.
20. 2008,
Nov^ 15^
1921. in Davie Coutity lo' the
late Lonnie Floyd and Cosby
• Adeline Copley Sales. Having
lived all but.her final year in
Davie County.Mrs. Walkerwas
a member tjf First Baptist
Church in Moeksville. She'was
a member of a large fatnily and
will be remembered as a stroog
willed, opinionated, and inde
pendent woBan.,Mfs. Walker
enjoyed,a life.of simple plea-,.,
sures including her morning
paper, music, books and fam
ily gatherings. She was an all
around sports fan and sup
porter of the CarolinaTarheels
and Atlanta Braves.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. Jake
Hanes Walker; 4 sisters,
Mildred Sales, Pauline S^es,
Lillian Sales Chandler and
Nellie Frances Sales Webb; 3
brothers, George B. Sales, Tho
mas J. Sales and Lonnie F.
Sales; and a grandson, Patrick
Scott Virtue.
Survivors: her daughter.
Karliss Walker VuTue and hus
band Dick, of Charlotte; a sis-.
ler, Doris Sales Lakey of
Moeksville; a brother. Ken
Sales of Moeksville; 3 grand
children. Beth Virtue Hartman.
Scott Virtue and Shannon Vir- |
tue; and 6 great-grandchildren. '.
Marshall Boling, Bailey Virtue,
Alec and Erin Hartman and
Patrick and Conner Virtue-
Hicks.
A memorial service will be
conducted at 11 a.m. Friday.
Oct. 24, at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Fred
Barnes officiating. The family
will receive friends at the fu
neral home following the ser
vice.
Memorials: First Baptist
Church,..,412.N:,Main S«-
Moc^viile.
Otiline condolences:www.eatonfttnergtservice.com. •
Gaither A. Watson
Mr. Gaither ' (C.A.)
Alexander Watson, 83, of
Salisbury, died Friday, Oct. 17,
2008 at Rowan Regional
Medical Center.
Born Feb. 20. 1,925 in
Rowan County, be was Che son
of the late Gaither A. Watson '
and Lena Trexler Watson. Mr.
Watson graduated from Spencer
HighSchoolm 1941 and retired
from Cone Milis in 1987. A
member'of Calvary Baptist
Church,-' he .was a tleacon, n
Sunday School teacher, and
member of the men's Sunday
School class, and worked with
the Royal Ambassadors.
He is also preceded in death
by sisters. Mrs. Irene Curlee,
Mrs. Janie Norcutt, and Mrs.
Margaret Graham.
Survivors: his wife, of 62 ,
years, Theolene Shaver Watson,
whom he manied'on May 4,
1946: sisters.rHazel.Sells of
Salisbury, Juanltn Ulmer of
Greenville. S.C.; and a number
of nieces aniTciephews.
The faniily received h'ends
in the sancnia^ of Calvary
Bapdst Church onMonday. Oct.
20 fiom 11 'a.tn.-noon. with the
service fbllowiog at noon with
the Rev. Dr. Rick Cockerham,
and the Rev. ,Dr. Steve Sells
officiating. Burial followed at
Rowan Memorial Park.' '1
Memorials: Calvary Baptist
Building Fund 2255 E. Ridge
Road Salisbury, 28144.
Online condolences:
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Hattie Mae Wood
Mrs. Hattie Mae Freeman '
Wood. 89, ofFarmington Road, \
Farmington, ifiedTuesday. Oct. '
14, 2008, at Forsyih Medical .
Center'm WiiBlbn-Salem. , '
ShewasbomApril 15,1919. '
in Yadkin County to the late ^
John Roscoe and Bessie Selena
Caudle Freeman. Mrs. Wood
was a homemakec and was
known forraising two families.
The highlight of her life was
playing and enjoying gospel and
folk music! Mrs. Wood loved
nature, watching birds and
growing things. .
She was also preceded, in
death by her husband, Robert ^
LeeWood"onJune9,1971;and-
2 sons; Jerry Gray Wood and
Robert McKinley Wood- .
Survivors: a son, Harold
Wood of Farmington; 8 grand
children, Glenda Thompson,
Sue Sims, Buster (Linda) Wood
Jerry Wayne "(Kareii) Wobti;''
Donna (Peoy) Creason, Janice.,
(Scoti) Oaybrook. Jay (Wendy)
Wood and Mark (Sandra)
Wood; 11 great-grandchildren;
a great-great-^andchild; a sis
ter. Margaret Freeman of
Kernersville; a brother,
Raymond -Freeman of
Kernersville; anU several nieces
and nephews.
A ^eral service was con
ducted at2p.m.,Friday, Oct. 17,
at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Roger Baker officiat
ing. Burial followed in Farm
ington Community Cemetery.
The family received friends
Thursday, Oct. 16. at the funeral
home.
Online condolences:
w\w.eoxoi^uneralseriice.com.
Ella Mae Mize Wooten
Ella Mae Mize Woolen, 85,
of NC 801 South. Moeksville.
died on Wednesday. Oct. 15,
2008.
Bom in Yadkin County on
Aug: 20;M923.'she was>the
daughter ofthe late William M,
(Willie) and Geneva Key Mize.
She was a homemaker and a
member of Bethel Baptist •
Church.
Her husband, Lewis James
Woolen, preceded her in death
on July 11.
Survivors: a brother. Luther
Mize of Yadkinville: 3 sisters.
Pearl (Sandy) Harris and Nellie.
Hbbson of "^adkinville^atitl
Linda (Willis) Smith ofMoeks
ville; a sister-in-law, Martha
WardofWoodleaf; and2broth-
ers-in-law, Dwight (Frankie)
Wooten and John Woolen of
Moeksville; and several nieces
and nephews.
Mrs. Wooten was also pre
ceded in death by 2 brothers.
Troy and Leroy Mize. and a sis
ter, Lucille Hutchens.
A graveside service to cel
ebrate the life of Mis. Wooten
was held Saturday, OcL IS at
' 2:30 p.m. in the Bethel Baptist
Church Cemetery with the Rev,
Carroll Jordan officiating. '
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Mr. Virgil Gray Allen, 89,
formerly of Gordon Drive, Ad
vance, died Tuesday, Oct. 21,
2008, at Wake Forest Univeisity
Baptist Medical Center in Win-
ston-Salem.
Mr. Allen was bora May 22,
1919, in Davie County, to the
late George W. and UUe Mae
Riddle Allen. He was a simple
and kind man who never of-
feiided wyone.^ Allen lovedj-
hia liephem an'd never met a '
stranger.
He was also preceded in
death by 2 infant sisters and by
sisters Josephine Allen and Dor- .
othy Allen.
Survivdis: a brother, Wayne
(Sarah) Allen of Winsion-Sa-
lem; 2 nephews, Byron G. Allen
and Benjamin W. Allen; and nu
merous cousins and extended
fai^y.
. A graveside serviee was con
ducted at Westlawn Gardens of
Memoiy inQemmons.
Online .. '/ condolences:.
www.eatoi^iuieralservice.com.
Grover C. Barnes Jr.
Grover Cleveland Barnes
Jr., 60, of Lexington, died on
Monday, Oct. 20, .2008, at
WFU Baptist Medical Center.
Bora in Tarboto on July 29.
1948, he was the son of the late
Grover Cleveland Sr. and Ethel
Elizabeth Rookcr Barnes. He
was employed m the fUrtiiture,industry and was of the Baptist .
faith. .
Survivors: a brother, James
Edward (Diane) Barnes of
Reeds; 2 sisters, Ethel Hednck
and Dorothy Tblet of Lexing
ton; and. several nieces aridnephews, including Tina Deters
ofMocksville..•
A celebration of life service
for Mr. Barnes was held on
Monday, Oct. W. at 7 pjn. at
Gods Little Chapel, Aichdale. n
wilhdm Rev. Michael Waikins
officiating. The family receive
friends on Monday at the
church.
' Memorials: Davie Funeral
Service to help with funeral
expenses.
Online condolences:Javiefuneralservice&yoduLnet.
Roger Lee Boles
Roger Lee Boles, 6S, of
Mocksville, died on Tuesday,
Oct. 21,2008. He Uved at Heri
tage of Cedar Rock.
- Bom in FOnyth County on
March 16,1943, he was the son
of the late Gabriel Heath and
Mildred Motsinger Boles. He
had worked at Allied Tool of
Keraersville and was a member
of Cennity Park Baptist Church
in Keraersville.
Survivors: a daughter, Mindy
Lee Boles of High Point: 2
brothers, Kenneth ^y Boles of
Clemmons and Larry Stephen
(Linda) Boles ofAdvance; a sis
ter, Kathy (Daniel) Slater of
Advance; a granddaughter,
Ablina Fuentes of High Point;
special nieces Renea Bledsoe
and Rebecca Boles; and special
nephews Jason Kildoo, Ryan
Kildoo, and Stephen Boles. ..
He was also preceded in
death by a brother, Vernon
Boles. ' . : t
' The service tp celebinte the
lifeofMr.Boles'wa$Oct.23 at
7:30 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Service'Chapel with the Revs.
Gleiin Murphy and Richard
Mathis officiating. The family
received friends at the. funeral
home. Burial was oh Friday at
3 p.m. at Pariclawn Memorial
Park in Wmston-Salem.;
Memorials; Davie Hospice/
Palliative Care, 158 Hospital
St., Mocksville.
Online condolences:
wwwulaviefimeralsennce.eoni.
Lucy Lyons Howell
Lucy Jane Lyons Howell,
108, of Yadkinv'ille, died Sun
day, Oct. 26,2008 at her resi
dence.
She was bom Feb. 15,1900-
to the late Julus and'Mandy
McHam Lyons. She worked in
the cafeteria at Farmington
school. She became a member
of Cedar Creek Missionary
Baptist Church when she was
7 years old. She wais the oldest
member of the Yadkin Davie
Association.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband Will
Boyce Howell onJatL 27,1962;
her son, Hardin Boyce HowelL
Dec. 11,1992; 2 sisters and3
brothers.
Surviving: her daughter-in-
law, ComeliaC. Howell; grand
daughter, Mozella "Mo" (Paul)
Dobson; granddaughter. RubyC. Howell; step-granddaughter,
Addie (Norman) Gillispie;
great-grandchildren, Paula
(Danny) Waugh, Kevin Dob-
son, Darmy Mayfield, Yyette
Mayfield, Bill Mayfield, An
gela (Jerry) Duliii, Leonard
Holland, Danette HoUand; sev-
and seyethl nieees and neph- •
.ews.
Her fiineial was to be con- •ducted at 3 pjn. Thursday, Get
30 at Cedar Creek Musionaiy i
Baptist-Church by ^flie Rev. .
C.A. Stewart She was to lie in
state 30, minutes prior to the
service. Burial was to follow in
the church cemetery. The fam
ily wias to receive fiiends firom
6-8 p.m. Wednesday at Gentry
Family Funeral Service in
Yadkinville.
Online . condolences:wt>rMsentTyfiuteraIurnce.cont.
James \nncent Maiuiino .
, Mr. James Vincent Mannino,
58, of US 64 East Mocksville, :
died MonJay, Oct. 20,2008, at :
his home. .
^ ^ hbpino wu bom Jai^l^''1950|t^Quee^'^''c&^n^j3N.Y. He was a veteran Of diil^
U.S. Army and served during \
Vietnam. Mr. Mannino was a :
meihber of St Francis ofAssisi
Catholic Church. He was a ptt>- '
fessor of printing and typogra- ^
phy at Rochester Institute of ..I
Technology in Rochester, N.Y. j
He was preceded in death by I
his mother, Rita Veronica Gray J
Mannino; and.a brother, John ]
Vincent Manhiho.' »
. Survivors; his father, .Vincent.''
(Nancy) Maniuno-of Bermut^'/
Run;his wife of36yean; Kaih^l
DeMarcoManhittoofthehome;'
3 sons, Nick Mannino'(Heaihef:
Cover)-of Mocksville, Kris '
Manninb' (Lyndsay Watt) of,-;
Nashville^ Tehn. and Kasey
Mannino of the home;.2 sisters,''
Rita (Edwani) Utz of Chesa
peake, Va. , Anna-Jo .Mannino-j
(Richard Legg) of .Geinmons;~
a brother-in-law, Lawrence 'i
(Leslie) DeMarco of New York; " ]
and several nieces and nephews. ^'
A giaveside service was con- '^
ducted at 10 a.m.'Friday, Oc'c^^
24, at .Salisbury Nation^ ^
etery with the Rev. Tom Clem-'t
cut officiating. Military rites.
were conducted by the Veterans t
of Foreign War MemtTriafv
Honor Guard.
Memorials: Honor Guard,.^^
o Cliff Harris, 4433 Bashavia'^
Drive, Pfafiiown, 27040.
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William Daniel Marion
Mr William Daniel Marion.
83. of Mocluville, died Sanir-
day. Oct. 25. 2008 at •
Bcookstone Reuremenc Center
in Leaingion.'
Mr. Marion was born in
SuiryCountyonJan.S. 1925 to
tbe late Daniel Marion and
Leona Paidue Marion. He was
a deputy sheriff in Davie
County for many years and
implemented the Junior Depu
ties for Children.
He was also preceded In
death by his wife. Ruby
Holcomb Marion. -
Survivors: 5 children. Vivian
(Richard) Cook. Dan (GiGi)
Marion, all of Mocksville. John
(Parti) Marion ofSalisbury, and
Kathy (Dean)-Hedrick, and
Renee (Rodney) Leonard, all of
Lexington, 2' brothers, Sam
Marion of Elkin and Bob
Marion of Mt. Airy; 10 grand
children; and 14 great-grand
children.
The family received friends
Monday. Oct. 27. at Johnson Fu
neral Home in Elkin. A
graveside service followed at 3
p.m. at Cresiwood Memorial
Gardens in State Road.
' Memorials: E. ElkinBaptlst,
485 E. MainSL. Elkln, 28621.
Rose Eslelie Owings
Rose Estelle Owings. 48. of -
US Hwy.64 West. MoeksviUef
died on Sanirday, Oct. 25.2008,
at ber residence.
Bora in Davie County on
May 15. 1960. she was the'
daughter of the late John Bert
Owings and Etbel Estelle Cloer.
She was a bomemaker and a
member of Edgewood Baptist .
Church.
Survivors; a brother. Ricky
(Joanne) Owings ofMocksville.
' ' A service to celebrate the life
of Ms. Owings was held on ,
Thursday; Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. at '
Edgewotxl Baptist Chui^ with ;
the Revs. Danny Shore and
Fred Carlton ofHciating. She
was to lie in state. 30 minutes
prior to (he funeral hour. Burial
wilt be in (he Society Baptist
Church Cemetery. The family
was'to receive friends on
Wednesday, Oct. 29. from 7-9
p.m. at Davie Funeral Service
Chapel, . .
Memorials: Edgewood Bap
tist. 7483 NO 80! S. Mocks
ville.
Online condolences:
vvwnv.davte/u/ieralrervxce.com.
Jobosie Dicker SheltOD
Mrs.JohnsieTuckerShellOQ.
97. of (he FourCornerscommu
nity ofMocksville. died on Sat
urday. Oct. 25,2008, atAutumn
Care of Mocksville.
Mrs. SheltOD was boro in
Winston-Salem on July 23.
1911. to ibe late Charlie and.
Cora Tucker Her mother died
when she was 8 years old. She
then moved to T^ Hill to live
with her Uncle WanTucker and
his large family. She lived with
them until her late teens. Mrs.
Shelton moved to Courtney,
where tbe met and fell in love
with ber late husband. Joe
Sheltori. They lived the last 56
years ofberlife to the FourCor
ners community, where she was
a storekeeper af Four Comers
Grocery for mmy yems. She
enjoyed her family and &iends.
fishing, gardening, card play
ing. board games, tbe Atlanta
Braves, cooking, and sewing.
Mrs. Shelton was also pre
ceded in death by an infant son.
2 brothers, Carle and Gumey
Tucker and 2 sisters. May Cox
and Mildred Hutchens.
Survivors: 2 sons, Von
(Madeline) Sbellon and Bobby
(Peggy) Shelton ofMocksville;
6 grandchildren, Cindy (Bart)
McLean of Atlanta, Sandra
Shelton. Con (Raymonda)
Shelton of Mocksville. Dawn
(Tim) Hughes, and Ken (Loye)
Shelton, of Advance, Ginger
(Jon)MissenofMooresville: 10
gieai-grandchildren; and a spe
cial nephew. Mark White.
Tbe service to celebrate tbe
life of Mrs, Shelton was held on
Wednesday. Oct. 29. at 11 a.m.
atWesley Chapel United Meth
odist Church with (be Rev. Jack
Tookey officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
The family received friends on
Tuesday. Oct. 28 at the Davie
Funeral Service ChapcL -
' Memorials: Wesley Cb^I
Cemetery Fund. Atto: Betty
West. 3532 NC 801 S.. Mocks
ville..
.. Online v-H-condoiences:
www.dovxericnertrZservfce.com.
LUlie Segraves Snider
Mrs- Lillie Segraves Snider,
too. ofTrinity Oaks, Salj5buty_
died Monday. Oct. 27.2008 at
Rowan
daughter of
the late Sam B. and Elixabeth
Owens Segraves. Mrs. Snider
was educated in the Davie
County schools and was a
homemaker. She was a member
of No Creek Primitive Baptist
Church is Davie County. Mrs.
Snider enjoyed quilting,
crocheting, word search puzzles
and people watching.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, William Rufus
Snider Sr. on Nov. 3, 1982 and
daughters. Mrs. William (Clara)
Snider Slmerson on Feb. 17,
1988. sisters. Ruth Segraves
Whitlock Stone and Ethel
Segraves Brown, brothers,
Homer and Frank Segraves.
Survivors; her sons. Samuel
B- Snider and wife Vera of
VirginiaBeach, Va,. WilUam R.
Snider Jr. of Salisbury. Robert
L. Snider and wife Candy of
Salisbury. Harold Snider and
wife Jan of Salisbury,
daughters. Jean Thompson and
husband James of Salisbury,
Virginia Snider Beck of
Burlington. Doris Lentz and
husband Wayne of China
Grove; 19 grandchildren; 37
great-grandchildren; 27 great-
great grandchildren; 4 siep-
graodchildren; 15 step great-
grantichildren; 4 step great-
great-grandchildren.
A memorial service was
conducted at 11 a.m.
Wednesday at Summerseii
Memorial Chapel with the Rev.
Bruce Graham. miDisier of
Canaan Baptist Church,
officiaiiog. A funeral service
was conducted by 11 ami.
Thursday at No Creek Primitive
Baptist Church with Elder
Eddie Fowler officiating. Mrs.
Snider was to lie in state 30
minutes before the service.
Burial followed at the church
cemetery. The family received
friends Wednesday • at
Summerseit Funeral Home.
Memorials: No Creek
primitive Baptist, c/o Lester
Snider, 445 Dusty Lane,
Salisbury, 28146.
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Mrs. Mary Louise CranfiU
Allen. .86,.of.Dalton. Road,..
Mocksville. died Wednesday.
Oct. 29. 2008, at Davie Place
Residential Care.
She. was bom Oct. 3, 1922.
in Davie County to the late
Siamey and Lizzie Jordan
CranfiU. Mrs. Allen was a mem
ber of Turreniine Baptist.
Church. She was employed by
Monleigh Garment Co. formore
than 30 years. Mrs. AUen en- ,
joyed crocheting, cooking, ,
She was also preceded in:;
death by her husband, JLoyde ;
GfantAUenSr.onNov.5..1982;
a5on,L.C.AUenJn;astepgreat-'.graoddaugbter. Michaeia \
Draughn; a sister, Kathlyn
Jones; and 2 brothers.,Lester,,
CranfiU and Wayne.CranfiU.,
.Survivors:daughters. • j
Carolyn Foster;bf;MocfcsviIle-j
and Donna (Roger) Lambeth of 'Asheboro; 2 sons. Joe (Cathy) •'
Allen of Wilson and Dale '
(Cathy) Allen of Salisbury; 8
grandchildren; 2 step-grandchil
dren; 4 great-grandchildren; 12
stepgreat-grandchildren; a
great-great-grandchild: and a
daughter-m-law. Arm AUen of
Mocksville. • _
A fimetal service was con
ducted at noon Friday, Ocl31,
at Eaton Funeral Chapel with ,
the Rev. Fred Cariion officiat
ing. Burial followed In
Tunentine Baptist Church Cem- .
etery. The family received ,
friends at the funeral home one
hour before the service.
Memorials: Hospice/PaUia-
tive CareCenter. 377 Hospital
St.. Sic. 103. MocksviUe; or
charity of donor's choice.
Online condolences;
tvHTv.etuonfuneralservici.com.
Barbara Smith Carter
Barbara "Dawn" Smith
Carter. 44. of Klickitat Trail.
Mocksville, died Sunday. Oct.
26,2008 at her home foUowing
a batde wj^^glioblasioma.
multifotme."'a-'n^gnahc bran'
tumor. ~ '
May
Davi e
County.
She was a
devoted
mother to
hei" ■' • ;andenjoyedsp«ii^g't5rie''with ■family.' Prfoi' to her illness, she j
volunteered her time at several
schools in Davie County ^ "She was precoled..in.,deathby hec father."win'iam "Berfj
Smith., grandfather,. Alfred;"Reno" Durm, grandparents Mr.and Mrs'. John Wesley'Smith.
and uncles, Cecil (Cathy S.Barney) Smith andJohn Wesley
(Nora) Smith Jr. " "
Survivors: a son. Austin
Ryan Carter; her mother.
Barbara Dunn Smith of
MocksvUle: a brother, William"Scott" Smith of MocksviUe;her grandmother. .Evelyn
Murphy Dunn-.of Advance';.,
aunts and uncles. 'Sandra
(Kevin) Cline, Linda (Don)Spake. Dorothy ,(Bunk)..Everhari, Margaret.(York)
PencU, Sherman (Linda) Dunn.
Dewey (Arm) Dunn and Dallas
(Wilma) Smith; numerouscousins and extended family. '
A graveside service, wasconducted at Beihlebetp UnitedMethodist Church Cemetery on'Tuesday. Oct. 28 at 3 p.m. withthe Rev. Dennis Marshall ;
officiating. . ,
Memorials: American Brain
Tumor Assoc. (ABTA). 2720
River.Road. Des Plaines, IL
60018.. ....,
Kathy Diane Darnell
Kaihy Diane Darnel). 67. of
Advance, died while sur
rounded by family on Wednes-
day. Oct. 22.
Hospice
an extended
She was
born June
County to
Jack and Kathleen Darnell. She
retired from RJ Reynolds.To
bacco afier 26 years. She was a
long-lime member ofWoodlandBaptist Church. She was a de
voted Christian who loved God,
bet family and her two dogs.
Pockets and Trixie.
She is preceded in death by
her parents and a nephew, Frank
Doss. .: 1. •
Survivors: 4 sisters. Linda
(Franklin) Doss, Bienda (Mike)'
Newsome, Cindy (Steve)
Vemon, Teresa (Wade) Atkins;
2 brothers. Lucky (Rhonda)
Darnell and Joe (Pandora)
DameU; 2 uncles,.Ray Beeson
tmd Pete (Pauline) Darnell; 21
nieces and nephews and 22
great nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was conducted 11 a.[iL Saturday, Get 25
at Haywonb-MillerSilas CreekChapel with her nephews. Pas
tor Andy Doss and David
DameU officiating. Burial fol
lowed in WestiawQ Gardens of
Memory in Clemmons. The
family received friends Friday
at the funeral home.
Memorials: • Kate 'B.Reynolds Hospice Home. 101
Hospice Lane. Winston-Salem,
27103.
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Melvin Harold DeHart
Mr. Melvin Harold DeHart,
of Moclcsvllle died Wednes
day, Oct. 29, 2008 at Fotsyth
^^^cal Center.... .. ..'■ S Mr. DeHart w» bom in Ru-^.theiford County to the late The-mas Jacob anif Mary LouGalloway DeHan on Sept. 7,
1952. Mr.'DeHart was'a fisher-man who loveid growing ios«.Survivors: ^ wife. Paulineof the home; a ^ughter. Brandy.Laws and husband Wayne, a .. granddaughter,'Bnaima Laws, .
all of Rutherford (^unty; a sisterLinda Hi^ of Davie County; .a brother, Roger DeHart andwife Laura of Advance; 2 neph
ews Glenn Hunt Jr. and David
Hum. ■ • >
A iuneral service^was con- -
ducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov.1 at Hayworth-Mnier lOnderton
Chapel. Burial followed at
Pariclawn Memorial Gardens.The family reeved fiiends Friday evening at the fiineral .home.' ,
Online condolences:
^vwtv.hayworth-ihilkKCom.
Gilbert Geoirge Sofley
Mr. Gilbert George Sofley,84, of Advance, died Tuesday,
OcL 28,2008 at his home.
Mr. Sofley was bom Jan. 28,
1924 in Davie County to the late
Jim and Margie Foster Sofl^. -
He was a US Army Veteran of
World War Q and was retired
from I.L..Long Constnction
Co. Mr. Sofley was a member.
of Bethlehem United Method-,
ist Church,.wheie he setvedns
ativsteefortnany years.. i
Surviving: his. wife, Nelda
Beauchamp Sofley of the.home;
a sister, Nellie Reece Cook of
Advance; 2 brothers, Martin and ,
Roy Sofley-pf Advanqe; bianei^bor.wtowasli]madau^-.
ter to him, ^ril Newmsu and.
husband Jeff aiid their children,
Samuel, Elisabeth, and Hannah.
"ne family received friends
Wednesday, Oct. 29 at
Hayworth-Miller. Kinderton-
Chapel in Advance. The funeral
setviM was conducted at 2. pan.
Thursday, OcL 30 with the. Rev.
Marit.Weekley officiating.
' Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive Care Center, 377 Hospital
St, Mocksville.
Berlie Wagner Wyatt
Mrs. Berlie Dean Wagner
Wyatt, 73, of US 64 East,
Mocksville, died Wednesday,
Oct 29,2008, at her home.
She was bom Oct,3, li{l35,in Davie Couiityto the late John.' .
and Sadie Mae Crbtts Wagner.Mrs. Wyatt was a 'member .of.
Turrentine Baptist Church. Shewas a graduate of Cooleemee
High School. Mrs. Wyatt enjoyed quilting, sewing and do
ing crafts. She loved sitting andwatching her hutiuningbitds. |
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, LewisGene 'Wyatt, on Nov. 2, 1990;and a^ughter, LiiAnn W^ttin19781. . • ■ !' . ■; •Survivors: '2. ^daughters.
B tenda (Gary)' Hawks of
Mocksville imd Shm (Jerry)
Jones ofAdvwe; a son, MitchWyatt of M(x:ksville;.S grwd-childreniT:^' ^vm.Brian Jotmi jimmy Jflin^Js^.WyattaniiCaseyWj^Jgrtm-
granddaughteis;! 2- stepgreai-grandsohs;. 3 brothers, .Bd
(Carol) Waghef of Advance,Tony (Joyce) Wagner ofMocksville and Jeff (Fran) Wagim ofLexin^on; and several niecesand nephews; . .
A fimetal service was' conducted at 3:30 p.m...Saturday,
Nov. T, atTttnbntine Baptist
Church, with the Revs.
Smith and Fred Catlton officiating. Burial followed in thechurch cemetery: The family
received friends Saturday. Nov.
1, at the church. ; • - - ;
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia-,
tive CateCenter, 377 Hospital
SL.Ste. 103, Mocksville.
Online condolences:www.ealon/wierttlsen>ice.com.
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Cecil Bailey
Cecil Bailey. 74, of Lexing
ton, died Tuesday, Oct, 23,
3008, at Brian Center Nursing
flome,'
TTie funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Friday. Oct, 31 at the
Davidson Funeral Home Chapel
by the Rev, Frankie Matthews,
Burial followed in Forest Hill
Memorial Park,
Mr. Bailey was bom in Davie
County on June 27. 1934, to
Clarence Clark Bailey and
Cleiiie Waller Bailey. He was a
painter with David E, Day
Painting Contractor in Winston-
Salem who retired after many
years. He was of the' Baptist
Faith.
He was preceded in death by
his parents; a son. Cecil Don
Bailey; 3 brothers and 2 sisters.
Surviving: his wife. Clara
Everhart Bailey of the home: 2
daughters. Roxanne Watson and
husband Richard of Clemmons
and Wanda Gcubb and husband.
Joey ofLexington; a son, Shane
Bailey and wife Lisa ofLexing
ton; 5 grandchildren. Christo
pher and Bradley Watson, Jus
tin Grubb. Megan and Dillon
Bailey; S sisjefs'. Lillie Mae
Potts of Advance, Judy Sherrill
ofMocksville, Sandra Cravet of
Clemmons. Anita Myers of
Dobson and Katherine Bucnette
of Virginia Beach, Va.; 2 broth
ers. Harold Bailey ofLexington
and Glenn Bailey of Ramseur.
The family'received friends
Thursday night at Davidson
Fuhe'ral Hoihe i'n'Lexmgtoh.'
Memorials; The Life Center
of Davidson. 601 W, Center Sl,
Lexington, 27292; or St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital.
PO. Box 1000. Dept. 300. Mem
phis. TN 38148-0552-
Online condolences:
www.dovidsotfuneralhofne.net.
Nlildred Bowles Couch
Mrs. Mildred Allen Bowles
Couch, 83, of Feeeor Road.
Mocksville. died Thursd^,
Nov. 6.2008, at her home.
She was bora May 31.1925.
in Davie County to the late
James Allen and Faitie Seamon
Bowles, Mrs, Couch was a
member of Jericho Church of
Christ and Jericho Haidison
Ruritan Club, She enjoyed trav
eling a'lid bowling.
She was also preceded in
dejth by 4 brothers, James
Avery Bowles, Virgil Collins
Bowles, Graham Bowles and
J.D. Bowies. •
Survivors: her husband of65
years, Walter FranklinCouch of
the home; a sister, Ivey Neil
(Edwin) Boger of Mocksville;
several nieces and nephews; and
her caretaker, Lorraine Seamon.
A graveside service wascon
ducted at 11 a.iiLSacuiday,Nov,
8, at Jericho Church of Christ,
with Dr. Tom Totpy olBciating.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive CareCenter. 377 Hospital
St.. Sle. 103, Mocksville,; or
Carolina Bible Camp, PO Box
1234, Mocksville.
Online condolences:
wyvw-ealonfitneralservice.com.
Walter Manuel Doulln
Waiter Manuel "Big Bubba"
Doulin. 84, died on Tuesday
Oct.,21.2008. , , ^
Mr. Doulin was born! in
Mocksville
June 14,
middle child
ofFisherand
He
graduated
from Davie -M
County nft
Training
School and attended college for
a short time before serving in
the US Army during World War
11. Shortly after his service, be
moved to New York City where
he met and married Frances
Gary on Sept. 1. 1956. Their
marriage last almost 47 years
until her death on Aug. 13.
2003. He wanted his legacy to
be that he was one of the best
poker players who ever lived.
He enjoyed riding his bike into
his 70s.
He was also preceded in
death by an older brother. John
C. Doulin. - -1 . *
Survivors: his children.
Pauleite. Gregory. Renee,
Ronald and Idell; grandchil
dren, Gregory Jr., Geoffrey,
Ouilian, Gina, Tiffany and
Sekai; great-grandchildren
Lawrence and Gregory;'and a
younger sister. Mary D.
Holman.
His funeral service was held
on Monday, Oct. 27'at 4p,m. ai
Veteran Administration Hospi
tal in Bronx. N.Y. Burial was in
Calverton National Cemetery in
Calverton, N.Y. on Tuesday
Oct. 28.
Alton F. Markland
Mr. Alton Frederick
Markland,50,ofAdvancedied |
Monday, Nov. 10. 2008 at
Forsyth Medical Center.
He was bom July 21. 1958
in Davie County to Paul
Frederick and Mabel Myers
Markland. Mr. Markland was a
graduate of Davie High School
and University of North Caro- •
Una at Chapel Hill.
Surviving: 3 children, Chad
William Markland, Brett
Frederick Markland and Brooke
Ann Markland; his mother,
Mabel Watson (Grady); 2 sis
ters, Pat Cope and Angela
Bailey (Larry); 3 nephews. [
Brian Bailey (Robin) and their -
children, Ben and Maddie, Kyle ;
Bailey (Angie) and their son '
Collin and Adam Bailey,,and, ;
several cousins, |
A funeral service was to be [
held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. j
13 at Elbaville United Method- 1
tst Church with the Rev. IGik t
Tunerow officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
The family was to receive
friends 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton '
Cha^l.
Memorials; Maridaad Gusto- :
dial Account. BB&T, PO Box .
479. Clemmons. 27012 to ben-'
efit Mr. MarkJand's children.
Online condolences:
www.hayworth-iniller.com.
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Sandra Sue Martin
Sandra Sue Manin, 48. of
NC 901. Harmony, died on Fri-
<lay. Nov. 7.2008. ai IredeU Me-
moriaJ Hospital,
r •• County oiiDec. 18, l959,"she was the
daughter of the late WU Roger
Martin and fulia Riddle
Blackwelder. who survives.
She was a textile worker and
was a member of Society Bap.
list Church.
Survivors: a brother. Ken
neth Martin ofGranite City, III.;
and a sister, Lori Harrill of
Wilmington.
She was preceded in death by
a daughter. Miranda Kay Mar
tin. and a sister. Wanda
Livengood.
Services and burial will be
held at a later date.
Frances W-Robertson :
Mrs. Frances Williams
Robertson. 84, of Advance died
Monday. Nov. 10, 2008 after a
long illness.
She was a member of Ad
vance United Methodist
Church.
She was preceded in death
by her husband. Johnnie H.
Robertson, and 2 brothers. Dex
ter Williams Jr. and Robert Wil
liams.
Survivors; her daughter.
Martha Karris and husband
George; a sister. Jessie Barney
and husband Bob, all of Ad
vance; and a sister-in-law, !
Nancy Priddy and husband '
Zane of Mocksville.
A funeral service was to be
held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
13 atAdvance United Method
ist Church with the'Rev. Cheryl
Skinner officiating, Burial was
to follow in the church cem
etery. The family was to re
ceive friends 6-8 p.rti. Wednes
day at Haywonh-Mtller
Kinderton Chapel.
Online condolences:
''■'Wiv.haynionk-miller.com.
Steven D. Stevenson .
Mr. Steven Douglas
Stevenson. 59, of Siaiesviile.
tiled.unexpectedly-SaCurday. INoV. s; I
Davis
Regional
Cenien .
Bornin Iredeli |j|B||k^S'
County '
on Feb..
be was-ason of^
the late • —u. r-.
Burl Rufus Stevenson andJettie
Victoria Hedrick Stevenson. He
was a heavy equipment opeia-torforG.LWBsbnBuildii^Co.
and enjoyed hunting and fish
ing,. On May .9,. WO, he mar
ried the former Riu Richardson
who survives..
Also surviving; a mq, Rob
ert D. Stevenson ofHamptoDvillef 2 daughters.Sherry Campbell and VictoriaS.
Lackey and husband Brian, all
of Statesville; grandchildren,
Brandt. Leah and Hailee
Campbell, Cody Hartaell and
Austin Grant; sisters. Mildred
Daniels and Doris Jackson, both
ofStatesville: several nieces and
nephews; bis close friend, JimiDugan; and his dog. Frisky.
Services celebrating Mr.
Stevenson's life were conduct^
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11 atPleasant View Baptist Church
with the Rev, JfinBowman'of-''
ficiating. - • '
Online coiidoleoces;
uww.mem.com.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive Care Of Tredell. 2347
Simonion Rd. Statesvilie,
28625.
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y
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of
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r
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s
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y
of
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v
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e
;
3 si
s
te
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s
.
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t
h
a
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l
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br
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v
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be
co
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c
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d
at
3
p.
m
.
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n
d
a
y
.
No
v
.
23
at
Mo
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k
s
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s
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m
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m
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th
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of
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di
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b
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,
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,
pr
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l
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d
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r
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de
a
t
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in
Ma
y
of
19
9
2
-
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r
v
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s
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d
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n
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of
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p
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of
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m
m
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s
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l
a
w
.
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d
y
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l
l
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t
l
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of
Mo
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k
s
v
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;
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so
n
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l
a
w
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of
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n
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br
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m
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d
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s
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of
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s
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-
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m
;
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si
s
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t
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l
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n
d
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k
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of
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s
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t
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:
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and nephews.
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was also pre
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by a son, Roy W.
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,
Nov. 15 at
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,
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41
2
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l
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condolences:
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of
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m
;
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s
da
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r
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c
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s
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of
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of
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d
s
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d
bu
s
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n
e
s
s
as
s
o
c
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a
t
e
s
.
Mr
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Me
b
a
n
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,
w
a
s
bo
m
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p
t
.
28
.
19
2
9
in
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e
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n
s
b
o
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.
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in
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n
,
wh
e
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e
he
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a
d
u
a
t
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d
in
19
4
8
.
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t
e
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at
t
e
n
d
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n
g
Da
v
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d
s
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Co
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g
e
an
d
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ve
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s
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t
y
,
he
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d
in
th
e
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;
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m
y
fo
r
tw
o
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a
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l
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in
hi
s
ca
r
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r
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wo
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k
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d
in
sa
l
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th
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te
x
t
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in
d
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d
be
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m
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as
p
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s
of
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bu
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e
s
s
.
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th
e
ag
e
of
35
,
he
as
s
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s
fi
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pr
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of
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w
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t
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of
Am
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r
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c
a
.
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19
6
7
he
fo
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n
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r
s
.
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i
v
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r
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x
tu
r
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d
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s
wh
e
r
e
he
wa
s
pr
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s
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th
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co
m
p
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wa
s
so
l
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an
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d
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f
t
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c
.
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p
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in
ex
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of
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g
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d
.
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l
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an
d
Ir
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la
n
d
.
In
20
0
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,
Mr
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Me
b
a
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fr
o
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pu
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h
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s
.
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fo
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n
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s
be
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s
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ca
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pr
o
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m
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to
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s
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d
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of
ch
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l
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n
in
Da
v
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Co
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n
t
y
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wa
s
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me
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b
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of
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Mr-. Nellie Margarcl Wilson
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iiarr June 1925. in Oavie
Coumy In ihc late Waller
Bynuni and KIlu Cwbbin] Wll-
M>n. Mis. Ange)J was a charier
member of Blaise Baptist
Church where she taught Sun
day school. Vacation Bible
School, sang in the choii and in
her lalcr years, the made sure
the flowers were in the church
weekly. She hod been involved
with the Davie County Home-
miAcr.s Ctuh where she shared
her canning knowledge. Mrs
Angeli was a retired licensed
vocatiunal nurse but helped on
the family dairy funn. Cooking
and ctiicrtuining family and
friends are what she enjoyed.
She was niso preceded in
death by tier husband of 49
years, Qiarhc GuilherAngelf on
May 4. 20(10; and a sister,
ihirlcne Roberts,
Survivors; a daughter.
Murciu iBIaInu) Beck of
Mocksvillc; a son, fumes
Russell (Ciweiidolyn) Angeli of
Mocksville: and 5 grandchil
dren. Julia Angeli (Scoti)
Whiitaker. Rusty (Emily)
Angeli. Kayla Powell. Miriam
Beck and Rachel Beck; a great-
gnndson. Solomon Whitlaker
f oiUets, Cricket (Bill) Poland
t>f Rocttestcr. Mich, and Ruby
Piper of Bennuda Commune,
and I brother-in-law. Butch
A (tmcnl service was cott-
^ucled at 3 p.m.. Thuioday. Nov.
JO,' at Blaise Baptist Cbtrrch
With the Revs. Glenn SeUen.
Timuihy Wolfand Ken Purches
olljciaiing. Burial followed in
.the church cemetery.
. Memorials; Blaioe Building
l^nd. 134 Blaise (Thutch Road.
MbekkviUe.
;Wade Calvin Atkins Sr.
: Wade Calvin Atkins Sr.. 75,
ol' Ads ance. died on Nov. 10,
;2008 at Kulc B. Reynolds Hm-
•pice Home.
; He was bom Jan, 23, 1933
;m Forsyih County to the late
IWilcy James and Irene Jones
[Atkins, He was retired from
ICrawfotd Door Co. after 29
.■years,I Survivors; his wife of5l
•years, Wanda Miller Atkins of[the home; a son. Wade AtkinsjJr. (Teresa) of Advance; 2
[daughters, RhondafuiidcrburkjtMikej of East Bend and Tracey,'Knode (Dim) OfMarriotlsniJe.;Md.: 5 grandchildren, Bethany
;HoldeT(\Wtson), Ashley WalktT;(Jay). Brian Atkins. KcKijAlkins and Haley Kmide: and ii^gteal-graniUon. Dlllan Walker
' A memorial service was Iicid.on Thursday. Nov. 13. at .5 p.m.■at Haywonh-Miller Silas Creek.Chapel with Chaplain .A G.iParkcr and Pastor Marvin
iBIsckbum officiating. The fam-"ily received friends prior .to the
[Service.; Memorials: Hospice/Pallij.irivc CareCenier. TOI Hospice[Lane. Winsion-Salcm. 271(13;Mr Liberty Baptist Church, c/o[Lowell Reavis,- 4a9 Duard
[Reavis Rd.. Moetsville.
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John BaumJolin Baum. 72, of Cheyenne t.sne. Mocksville ,1;,.^ cdaj^Nov. 23. 20(18. at WFU BapU.si Medical Center ""Bom m Jamaica N.Y. on Aug. 8.1936. he was the son of theI laic John Francis and Ethel Merri: Baum Hewas employed hy Bennett X Ray for 40 yearsand retired front Nassau X Ray. He was amember of the Mocksville Church of God, He
scrvcdinthc U.S. Army from 1955 until 1957Survivors; his wife Esther Vacca HernandezBaum of the home, 2 son.s. Kenneth M(Debbiej Baum of Salt Ukc City, Utah andFredrick" John Baum of Texas; 2 daughlent.Miclielle A. (Dennis) Rtzkooffriocksville andAndrea McLaughlin of Murray. Utah- a sis-
x . iKi i ,'"■*^''"'''""='B'll'RaniaofChapelHill:and8 gnindchildren. Knsicn. Cindy, Billy. Kaitlin. Danielle. Rachael.
L narJcs Hiid Aurron.The service to celebrate the life ofMr, Baum was to be held onWedncsiby, Nov. 26 al the Mocksville tDiumh of God with theRev Urr>H„l,.neIdofr.c.a.ing. Mili.«y honors wem toSvortkdby the VWMemorial HonorGuant inurnmentwiUbeat
eil^ Saljsbiqy NaiicHta] Cent-Online condolences; "•wiv.dm-reAweraievn.
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Ora Pearl Brammer
Ora Pearl Hrunimer. 98, ofCherrv Hill Road, Mocksville diedon Thuisdny. Nov. 20.2(K)8, ul Davis Regional Medical Center in
Slatesville.Bom in Summers County, W.Vu. on Feb. 15.1910, .she was thedaughter ofthe late James and Ada Boling Farley. She had workedat Moms Restaurant in Beckley. W.Va. and was of the Baoiist
faith. 'She wus preceded in death by husbands Joseph E. Meadows in
1959 and DcnsM Brammer in 1987.Survivors: 5 sons. Audry iJcsse) Meadows of Callahan. Fla..James D- (Susan) Mc-tdows of MocksviUe, Cody Meadows ofPinsburgh. Kan., Dwiald (Joan) Meadows ofSalisbwy. and Ronald(Teresa) .Meadows ofAdvance; 3 daughicra. Ethel (Lee) Piziak ofBeckley. W.Va!. Hazel Robinson of Rising Sun. Md. and JewelAlferink of Ohio: a tmuhcr, Ray Farley of Ohio; and a fwst ofgrandchilihcn. greal- and greai-gical-grandchildren.She was pe^cd in death by a son. Joscfdi D. Meadows and 2daughlcn., Pauline Meadows and Shirley Hale,Ttie setvice to celebrate the life of Mrs. Brammer was held onSi^ay. Nov. 23 at 3 p m. In the Davie Funeral Service Chapelwith lite Rev. G. Carroll Jordan officiating. Burial was in RoseCemettny. The family received friends on Salurriay. Nov. 22 «
Davie Funeral Service.Memorials: Home HealiWHospice. 158 Hospital St. Mocks
ville. •Online condolences: (fone/uiieni/.(enice<e')'<id/ef.ner.
4^- "■ • • - •• •Mai^aret H. Clawsoo
Mrs. Margaret Ann Hendrix
Ciawson, &4, of Rocky fCnoll
Lane, Mocksville, died Tues
day. Nov. 18.200S,atSpeciaJty
Select Hospital in Winsion-Sa
letn.
She was bom Jan. i. 1944.
in Davie County to Margaret
Lefler Hendrix and the lateOeo^e Clyde Hendrix. Mrs.
ClawsoQ was of the United
Methodist faith.
Survivors: her mother ofMocksville; her husband. Jerry
Michael Cawson of the home:
2 sons. Jeff P. Spry of
Spananbtirg. S.C. and Kevin L.
Spry of Mocksville; 3 stepchil
dren, Randall S. Ciawson of
Clover. S.C.. Michael E.
Qawson of Bristol. Conn, and
Sandra Miller of Spencer; 10
grandchildren; and a brother,
Jerry Hendrix of Mocksville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m.. Friday. Nov.
21. at Eaton Funeral Chapelwith the Rev. Shirley Jones of
ficiating. Burial followed in
Rowan Memorial Park in
Salisbury. The family receivedfriends Thursday. Nov. 20. at
Eaton Funeral Home.Memorials: Iredell Hospice/
Palliative Care, 2347 Simonton
Road. Statesvillc, 28625.
Online' condolences
www.eatonfimeraliervict.com.
John Frank Jarvis .Mr. John Frank Jarvis. 92. ofUS 158. Mocksville. died Monday. Nov. 24. 2008. at Davie
County Hospital.He was bom Dec. 20.1915,in Davie County to the latcElser
and Rose Fryc Jarvis. Mr. Jarvisretired from Drexel-Heritage
Furniture in 1980. He was amember of Cak Grove United
Methodist Church where he wason the admittistiative board and
had served as a lay leader. Sunday school teacher and an usher.Mr. Jarvis belonged to the Fork
Fifty Plus Club and had been
president of the Fork Senior
Citizens Club.He was also preceded indeath by a brother. Walter Glenn
Jarvis. - :
Survivors; his wife to whomhe was married on Dec. 18.1937. Pearlie McDaniel Jarvisof the home; and several nieces
and nephews.
A funeral service was conducted at i p.m.. Wednesday,
Nov. 26, at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev, Lany Th
ompson officiating. Entombment followed in Wcstiawn
Gardens of Memory in
Clemmons. The family receivedfriends Tuesday, Nov. '25, at
Eaton Funeral Home, 'Online condolences:
www.eaionfiineraUervice.com.
Wesley Reece PottsMr. Wesley Reece Potts. 83, of Woodpark Drive. Mocksvilledied Sunday. Nov. 23, 2008. at WFU Bapdst University Medical
Center. Sticht Center in Winston-Salem.He was bomAprii 11. 1925, in Davie County to the lateAlbertWesley and Rosa Casander Summers Potts. Mr. Potts retired fromDuke Power after 38 years. He attended Center and Oak GroveUnited Methodist churches. Mr. Potts was a volunteer firemanwith Center and Mocksville fire depanmenis and was the first firechief at Center. He was an outdootsman. Mr. Potts enjoyed to
cook and grill for his family.He was also preceded in death by an infant daughter, a sisterMargaret Myers; and 2 brothers. Samuel Potts and Doc Potts.Survivors: his wife of 58 years, Janie Pdwell Potts ofthe hoie;2 daughters. Janell (David) Yount of Mocksville and Linda G.Potts ofWinston-Salem; a son. Lawrence Wesley (Linda) Potts ofMocksville: 6 grandchildren, Kacy, Jana, Abby and Reece Yountand Shelby and Wesley Potts; a sister. Dorothy WhiiakerofMocksville; and several nieces and n^hews.A-funeral service was conducted at 3 p.m.. Wednesday. Nov.26. at Eaton Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Charles Stewart andRobin Fitzgerald offictatiiig. Burial foUowed in Clenier UnitedMethodist Church Cemetery. The femily received friends Tues
day, Nov. 25. at Eatop Funeral Home. .1 ' 'Memorials: Oak Grove Methodist, 1994 US 158 E. Mocksville; or Center Meihodist..c/o Linda Owings. 728 WUkesboro
Sl. Mocksville.
Online condolences: www.eatonfiineralservice.con
— .Betty Greene SmithMrs. Betty Gail Greene Smith, 65. ofMocksville. diedWednesday. Nov. 19. 2008, at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home in Win-
in Davie County to Che late JohnWilliam Sanford and Tbursa
Luhalie Koontz Green, Mrs.
t J Smith ihairied her true love,P Jeny Wlllard Smith on Sept. 6.
& ''1964, She and Jeny ran Scenic^ [ Construction, one of the toplandscape construction compa-mes in the Southeast during the 70s and 80s. Mrs. Smith was amember of First United Methodist Church of Mocksville. Sheenjoyedhfe, dancing and Accompany ofoAers. Mis, SmiA servedAe community Arough cooking, polities' and givmg of herself.She was also preceded m deaA by her husband on Sept. 9.1980; a broAer. William A. Green; and her faAer and moAer-in-law, Bruce ,T. and Irene W. SmiA.Survivors: 2 sons, Stacey A. (Jennifer) SmiA ofFuquay-Varinaand Justin P. Smith of Greensboro; 3 sisters, Phyllis G. WilliamsofAdvance. Ruth G. (George) Foster and Janie G. Livengood. allof Mocksville; a brother. Royd E, Greene of MocksviUe; 2 sis-ters-in-law. ElizabeA H. Greene and DoroAy Green of Mocksville; 2 grandchildren, Zoe Mae SmiA and Dylan Boone SmiA,boA of Fuquay-Varina; and numerous nieces and nephews.A funeral service was conducted at 2 p.m., Saturday. Nov. 22at First United MeAodisl Church wiA Ae Rev. Don RouA andRichard Green, nephew, officiaung. Burial follow in OaklawnMe-morial Gardens in Winston-Salem. The family received friends
Friday, Nov. 21. at Eaton Funeral Home.Memorials; Cancer Services ofFocsyA. 3175 WplewoodAve..Winston-Salem. 27103; or Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home, 101Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem. 27103.Online condolences: www.galonfiineraljen/ice.com.
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Holleman Allen, 78, of
Howardiown Circle, Mocks-
ville, died Sannday, Nov. 29 f
2008. at Davie County Hospi-' .•.
n She'was bom Mareb 'fTJ' 1IWO in Yadldn Couniy'to the J■late Asa Roosevelt an(?'Ei)ti^Jane Rnney HoUeman.'She'wM'''of the Pentecostal Holioesf
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. also prececled m"'«atb by bwhiub^ Garland'IWjw Allen in Febmaty.of, j
1998;andagiantonaBr^eyi 'JoeAllen._ .. :sy„3Survivors: 2 daughters, ]Linda (Reid> Canupp of.|Salisbury and Joyce (t'esj -]Steele of Cooleemee; 8 sons," ^Norman (Nancy) Allen, Gar-iland Nelson Allen," Rom^^(Maltha) Allen. Gerald (Viclde)*Allen. Dale Allen...Randy,(Rebecca) Allen'; •;DarrelI •(Paula) Men andlim (Donna)'^Allen, all of Mockstille; i25**.^^dcllildren; MgnMt-giWdA'^children: 3 sisters: Sibrotbei^and several nieces and neph^^
cws. - ; '-^sv—A iiinerai service was conducted on Ttiesday, Dec. 2 at 2.p.m. at Eaton Funeral Chapel 'with the Rev. Jonathan Hill officiating. Burial, was .in^thlehem United Methodist^Church CemeteiJfi TTie fainilj^received friends on Monday. ]U^'2, at the funeral home, j'.Online condolences: I
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Mr. Paul Giles Barney Sr..79. of Advance, died^w'da^'Nov. 30,2008 at Forqrtb Metl^
cal Center.He was bom April 14,1929',
in Davie-County to Wiley ;
Seaborn and Paulina Shmner '
Bamey. In his early life, he ;
loved to hunt and took pride in •his bird dogs. He attend^ Ad-..-:
vance United Methodist^
Church and wa^ proud, offamily. His special days were-^wprking for Dixie FuniitiilKjJand hauling Mveral i^mct^women to wo^ Afio^ietd^ment he provided product^fi^his family and loc^ £toiiLii£i jlittle honor system produce '
stand. ■■■ • • '
Hewasprecedetimdeaihby ,his parents and a soii. Paul Giles
Bamey Jr.' ' .
Surviving: his. wife, Betty
Wall Bamey: a. daughter, '
Brenda Seaford aiid husband
Tony;' a son. Randy Lee .
Bamey: stepdaughter. Debbie .
Hege and husband Steve: 2
grandsons. Jeff Allen and.wife
Tara and Chris Bamey and wifeJessica: a gieat-grandson. Dean 'Allen; and a daughter-in-law. ^
GaleWilliaid.- 'A funeral service wajs held ^
at 3 p.ni. Wednesday, Dec, 3 at
Advance United'Methodist 'Church with the Rev. Cheiyl .jSkinne; ofEciating.' Burial fol-,
lowed in the church cemetery.
The family received frieiids '
Tuesday at Hayworth-MiHer
Kindeiton Chapel; j
Memorials: AdvanceMeth.^odist, 1911 NC 801 S..' f>td-r-
vance: or Elizabeth and Tab
Williams Adult Day Center.
231 Melrose St., Winston-Sa- '
lem. 27103.
Online - condolences: -
www.haywbrth'mUler.eom.. :
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Wayne Bogcr
Mr. Wayne Boger, 57, otMocksville. died Monday.
I. 2008 at Forsyth Medical
He was botn April 10,1951in ItedeU County to MarshallHoward and aizabeth Warf
Boger. Mr. Boger was of theBapiistfaith. HewasamembetandpastpresidentofiheFann-ington Masons and a huntet_Bete preceded in death by ^his father. Howaid Boger and abrother. John Charles Bogtt. ;
Surviving: his wife of 35years. Pamela Cheek Boger; a
son. John Boger and wifeWhitney Rockett Boger: '
daughter. Angela DUB"andhosbandToddofAsheboro; ,
his mother. Eliiabeth Boger. 3 ,jgrandchildren. 'Colton Dalton and BlakeWorley. and one on the way.Mason Rylan Boger. _A graveade service washeldat 1 pju. Wednesday at BatonsBaptist Church with the Rev..David Gilbreath officiating.Burial followed in the churchcemetery. The family receiv^friends Dec. 2 at Haywotth-MiUei Kindeiton Chapel.
Memorials: American LungAssoc.. 61 Broadway, NewYork, NY 10006. ■ .Online condolences
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MrUchaid Lee Caner Sr..
75. of Ivy Lane. Mocksville,
died'Saturday. Nov. 29. 2008.
at Kale B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Salem.
He was bom June 14.1933.
in Davie County to the late
Qaience Simth Carter Sr.^^^*
Lula Gladys Gregory Carter.
Mr. Carter was an entrepreneur
and an innovator in the contract
office furniture industry. He
developed several slulls in
drafting and interior design
while working at RJR Tobacco
in the engineering department.
While at RJR. he worked on the
design of the Whitaker Park
Tobacco Factoiy and Baptist
Hospital. He became a busittess ,
paitner ofWalkinspfrice Inte-
riors in the early 1970s and
spent the majority of his c^r
working on furniture projects
for businesses in the Triad. Mr.
Carter fini^ed his career as the
top salesman for Alfred Will
iams Co. He was a veteran of
the U.S. Army during the Ko
rean War. Mr. Carter was a
member of Union Chapel
United Methodist Church .
where he had been a Simday
school teacher, sang in the
choir, was on (he board of trust
ees and served on other com
mittees. He was a graduate of
Farmington High School Class
of 1951 and was member of the
Future Farmers of America
(FFA), the Beta Qub, played
baseball and was a mesaber of
the FFA school band. While he
was a member of the FFA BarxL
he appeared in radio and TV.
The band won numerous state
contests and Tiddlers conven
tions. The group recorded sev
eral records during the early
1950s, before disbanding due to
the Korean War. He enjoyed
gardening, playing the guitar,
architectural drafting, flying,
camping, traveling, fishing and
reading.
He was preceded in death by
his wife of 48 years. Frances
Maxine Langston Carter in
2003; and a brother. Clarence
'Tom" Carter Jr.
Surviving; a son. the Rev. -
Richard "Rick" Lee Carter Jr.
and wife. Lynn Makepeace of
Kettieisville; a brother^ Jimmy
"Jim" Carter of Mocksville; 3
sisters. Lassie "Squeaky".
Carter Myers and Mary "Polly"
Carter 'Thompson, both of
Mocksville and Betty 'Tooter"
(Don) Stroud of Yadkinville; 2
granddaughters. Margaux
Claire Makepeace Carter and
Caroline Grace Makepeace
Carter, several nieces and neph-
ews; and his fiance, Edna
Henderson of Union Grove.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Wedne^y in
the Union Chapel United Meth
odist Church with the Revs. Ja
son Constantino and James
"Chip" Webb officiating. The
body was placed in the.church
one hour before the service.
Burial was in the church cem
etery. The family received
friends Dec. 2, at Eattin Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Organ Fund or
Building Fund of Union Chapel
Methodist. 2030 US 601 N,
Mocksville; or a charity of the
donor's choice.
Online condolences:
wmKeator^imeralservice.cofn.
''^avid Lee Caudle
Mr. David Lee Caudle, 57,
of Mocksville, died Monday,
Nov. 24,2()08 atbis hoin£ f -"
He was bom Nov. 25, loiso
in Yadldn. County to the late
Ernest and Roxie Driver
Caudle. . •
He was also preceded in
death by a sister,'.Patsy Gre
gory; brothers, (Jdell Caudle,
Jfay Caudle. . . .
Surviving:' his wife, Disa
Cranfill Caudle; sons, David
Jason (Jena) Candle, Mafry Lee
Caudle; grahtlchildien. Sierra
Caudle; Dakota tjaudle. Aspen
Caudle, Hope Caudle; sister,
Grace Marie (Ronnie) Royal];.'
sever^ nieces and nephews.'
HiS'^yeside service was
held at 4 pan., Wednesday, Nov.
26 at Eatbns Baptist (fhurch
Cemetery by the Rev. Dennis
Conner. The family received
friends Wednesday at Gentry
Family Fiineral Service in
Yadkinviile,-
Online condolences:
gentryfiineralserviee.com.
^ Edith Boyd Church
Edith Boyd Church, 86, ofWall Street. Cooleemee, died
on Saturday, Nov. 29.2008, at
Rowan Regional Medical cin-
ter.
Bom in TaieweU Cotmi^' Va-.onApiil 1.1922, she War
the daughter of the late HenrV'
qnd Cosby Dill Boyd. She wasU
a homemaker and a member of'
Community Baptist Church'*
<?nApiil28,1938.shemaiTie(r;the Rev. Tommy Church who'
preceded her in death on Dec' v
19,2007. r .
? Survivors: 9 s6ns, Roiiil^';Uhurch, David taiurch, Doiiald^^urch, Danny Church, and tii^
Rev. Jimmy Church, all "of^
Cooleemee,' Roger Chureh of
Spencer, Billy Church of
Oeveland, NC, Junior Churchof Holden Beach, and Gary
Cliurch of Salisbury; a daugh
ter Delois Cranfield of
woodleaf; a stepdaughter,tassie Ratllff of Grunciy, Va.;
*17 grandchildren; 42 grcat-
• grandchildren. 17 great-great-
^andcbildren; and several
niec^ and nephews.
; Mis. Church was also pre-
«ded in death by 2 sons, Kelly
Md Palmer Church; a daugh
ter. Linda Church Willard; 3
brothers and 3 sisters.
; The service to celebrate the
life ofMrs. Church was held on
Wednesday. Dec. 3, at 11a.m.at Victory Baptist Church with
'I"® .R«*. Jimmy Churchofihciating. Burial was in Le-
pon Memorial Park. The fam
ily received friends on Dec. 2
at Davie Funeral Service.
Memorials: to the church orchanty of the donor's choice.
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Mr. Barney Lee Dalton. 97.
diedonTiie$day.Nov. 18.2008,
ailredeUMecDOfi^Hospiial. ,
He ' was
the [ale
Lessie Spann
Dalton. On
he was united W M
in marriage to iB
the late Effie
Mae Daltoti. who preceded him
in death on Jan. 27. 1994. He
was also preceded in death by
2 grandsons, a granddaughter,
a great-granddaughter. 6 broth
ers. 4 sisters, adaughter-in-law,
Doretha Dalton, and 2 sons-in-
law, John Kelly Morrison, and
William Ray Clement. Mr.
Dalton loved his career in farm
ing and was successful. He was
a tnember ofPleasant Hill Bap
tist Church where he served
faithfully and was a member of
the Deacon Board.
Survivors; 6 sons, Lonnie P.
(Marine) Steeie of Baltimore,
Md.. Robert Lee Dalton and
Jimmy L. (Audrey) Dalton,
both of Hamptonvillc, Johnny
Gus (Esieila) Dalton of Har
mony, Renard(Dianne) Dalton
and William Lynn (Brenda)'
Dalton both of Slatesviile: 7
daughters, Dorothy D. Lackey.
Saiiie D. Morrison, both of
Statesville, Martha D. Clement,
Judy D. Williamson, and Abby
(David) Redman, alt of Mocks-
ville, Marcella (William) James
ofOlin, Mary D. (the Rev. Ray)
Campbell ofGreensboro: a sis
ter. Inea Reid of Statesville: 30
grandchildren: 48 great-grand
children: 9 greai-greai-grand-
childien: S sisters-in-law. Ruth
S. Dalton of Advance, Lila
Dalton of Statesville. Julia
Dalton of YadkinvUIe. Edyihe
Polly Campbell ofRaleigh, and
Elouise Dowel! of Wllkesboro:
a breiher-in-iaw, Ralph Dalton
Sr. of Hamptonville: a host of
nieces, nephews, other relatives
and many friends. *.
, funerdservicewasheidpri-
day, Nov. 21 at 1:30 p.m. at Mt.
Nebo Baptist Church in Har
mony. The Revs. Norman
Dudley and Lawrence Norris
ofliciaied and burial followed
in Hamptonville at Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church Cemetery. The
family received friends one
hour before the service.
Online condolences:
GrohamFungralHome.net.
Rebecca Beroice Hinkle
Rebecca Bemice HinkJe. 86.
' of Riverview RoatLMocksville,
died on Saturday, Nov. 29,
2008, at Itedell Memorial Hos
pital in Statesville.
Bom in Davie County on
March 14, 1922, she was the
daughter of the late Tony Jack
son Jack and Minnie Hamilton
Seaford. She was retired from
Dixie Furniture Factory, was a
member ofFork Baptist Church
and the Fork Senior Citizens
Group,•
'She was preceded in death
by her husband, Charles Veraon
Hinkle, in 2002; and by a son
and a daughlerf S sisters,
Pauline Livengood, Laveme
"Gaither, Venice Uvengood,
Jeanette Beane and Maxine
Cocrell; and 3 brothers. Lee,
Dwight and Reginald Seaford.
Survivors: a son. Charles
Adison Wood of Advance; a
brother, William Bill Seaford
and wife Peggy of Advance; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mrs. Hinkle was held on
Tuesday. Dec. 2 at 2 p.m. at
Fork Baptist Church with the
Revs. Robert Garrett and Ctaig
Seaford officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery. The
family received friends Dec.T
at Davie Funeral Service.
Memorials: Fork Baptist or
Fork Baptist .Cemetery Fund.
3140 US 64 E, Mocksville.
Online cpodolences:
^t'yy.daviefuneralservice.com.
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Nelson R. Hutchens
-Nelson Roosevelt Hutchens.
72. ofJackBooeRoad, Mocks
ville, died on Sunday. Nov. 23
2008.
Bom in Yadkin County on
Dec. 12. 1935. he was the son
of the late Early and Amy Lo
gan Hutchens. Mr. Hutchens
was a cabinet maker for Dixie
Furniture in Lexington. He was
of the Quaker faith and a mem
ber of Old Siloam Friends
Church. Mr. Hutchens served in
the Anny during the Korean
conflict. He was a member of
the VFW post 10346 in
Yadkioville and was a past
commander. Mr. Hutchens vol
unteered at the VA Hospital in
Salisbury with more than 750
hours serving his fellow vets.
Survivors; his wife of 54
years. Kathleen Hayes
Hutchens; 2 sons. Nelson
Wayne (Margaret) Hutchens of
Mocksville, Nelson Eugene
Hutchens of Yadkinville, 4
daughters, Kalhy H. (James)
Scarlette ofLexington. Anita D.
(Greg) SanfordofMooresville,
Becky H. Ridenhour of
Boonville, Vickie (Jody)
Gammons of Mocksville; 1
brother. Wade (Roberta)
Hutchens of Mocksville, 3 sis-
len, Freddie (Homer) Nichol$
of Mocksville, Ruby (Junior)
Sharpe of Harmony, Hazel
Driver ofMocksville; 14 grand
children; 2 step.grandchildren;
! 0 great-grandchildren; 2 step-
great-grandchildren.
He was also preceded in
death by 3 brothers and 3 sis
ters.
The service to celebrate Mr.
Hutchens' life was on Wednes
day. Nov. 26. at 2. p.m. at
Mackie-Sinclair Funeral Ser
vice with the Revs. (Hyde Akets
Timothy Sink officiating.
Burial followed in the Old
Siloam Friends cemetery with
full military honors accorded
by VFW Post 10346 Honor
Guard. The family received
friends Nov. 25 ai the funeral
home.
Memorials: Post 10346
Honor.Guardof YadkinvilJe.
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Michelle Kay McBtide, 33,
of CWyn Street, Mocksville,
died on Monday, Dec. 1,2008,
at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
* Bom' in vavie County yon-
May 28, I97S, she was the
daughter of the late Charlie
McBride and Sandra Walker of
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
In addition to her mother,
Michelle is survived by: a son,
Charlie Di|lon. Smith, and a
daughter, Kayla Danielle
Smi^ both of Stat^ille; her
grandfather, C.W. "Bill'
Walker
bro.tber,ofM^eBeaclCSlC.ran'a]mt,Shetr^ Plqttjaf Moc^viUeil^
great au^ Litcine Da^ls ^]
Betty Daniete an uncle, CW.' ^
"Chuck" Walker Jr,; great 'i
uncles. Bailey Walker, Keimy ^
Walker and Pete Walker.
She was also preceded in
death by a daughter, Karli -
Delain Smith, and a half-sister,
l^tU^Saiifonl ,
A service-to celebrate her
life, will be held on Thursday,
Dec. 4, at 7 pan. in the Davie-
Funeral Service Chapel, with
the Revs. Shane. Young and
Darten Alexander ofBciating.
The family will speak with
blends following the memorial
service?--\i't_<',irii'
•; ;:Memoriais: . Kate B.
Reynolds Hos^ce House, 101
Hospice Lane,'Winston-Sal^.
27103.
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''^^by Eugene 'Avxler
Mr. Bobby Eugene Trexler,
81, ofTurientine Church Road,
Mocksville, died Friday, Nov.
28, 2008, at Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home in Winston-Sa-
lettL
'' He was' bom 'in Davidson
County on Jan. 21,1927, to the
late William Wakefield and
Mary Susan Wilson Trexler.
Mr. Trexler was retired fiom the
US Marine Corps after 21
years, having served during the
Korean Conflict, and was re
tired from Wake Forest Univer
sity as a maintenance techni
cian after 22 years. He enjoyed
camping and traveling and was
a bowler. He took care of-his
family and loved his dogs
Missy and Little Bit - ^
He was also preceded in
death by a son, Robert Eugene
Trexler; 3 sisters, {Sadie
Ibtterow, hbrgaret Brewer and
Juanita Bucbta; and a brother,
Elmer Tlr^er.
Survivors: his wife of 54
years, Evelyn Frye "Dexlerpf
the home; a daughter, Renee
Trexler Aldtidge of Salisbury;
2 sons, Ira Wakefield Trexler
(Katherine) of Rockwell and
Stacey Lynn Trexler (Melaine)
of Salisbury; 4 grandchildren,
Jason Trexler, " Amanda
Aldridge, fUstina Tie^er and
Matthew Trexler; 2 sisters,
Mary Cray and Deletes Younts
(Zan), all of Lexington; a
dau^ter in law, Debbie Hatley
Trexler of Kannapolis; and
eral nieces and nephews,
A fune^ service wasi oon-
ducted at 11 a.m. Tie^y, Dec.
2 at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
Chaplain Fred Motetz officiat
ing. Burial was in Salisbury Na
tional Cemetery with Ml mili
tary honors conducted by the
US Marine Co^. The family
received fnends Monday, Dec.
1 at the funeral home.
Memorials: a charity of the
donor's choice
Oniine condolences:
miw.ealonJuneralsennce.com.
"loe Preston Tbcker
Mr. Joe Preston Tucker, 60,
of NC 501 South, Advance,
died Thursday, Nov. 27,2008,
at Rowan Regional Medical
Center iitS^bury. .1
He was bora Fieb. 6,1948 in _j
Forsyth County to the late
Frank Preston "Son" TUcker :
and Mattie Ruth Bailey Tucker 1
of Advance, He served in the |
US Navy during the Vietnam ,
War. He was a member of the |
Advance Masotiic Lodge. He ^
spent his life as a farmer and >
loved being outside. He de- j
voted time to the Davie County ,
Horse Rescue. He had a passion
for horses all bis life.
He was also preceded in
death by a granddaughter,
Shelby Leigh McKnight ',
Survivors: his mother of Ad
vance; 2 daughters, Suoni
Leigh McKnight (Michael
Ball) and Amanda Steelman
(Matthew) and their mother.
Sue inckci; all of Advance; 5
grandchildren, Haley, Kasey
and Matty McKnight and Korri
and Mallory Steelman; and a
sister, Connie Brinkley (Larry)
of Advance.
A memorial service was held
on Monday, Dec. 1, at his resi
dence on NC 801 S., Advance.
Oniine condolences:
www.eatoiiftineralservice.com.
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Clara Mae Hopkins, 86. of
Axion, Va. died Saturday. Dec.
6. 2008 at her residence.
She was bom in MocksviUe.
June 27.1922 to the lateLonnie
Phillip Hopkins and Emma
Flora Leach Hopkins. She was
an active member of Calvary
Christian Church.
Surviving: her sister, Ruth
Louise Hopkins Sowers of
Kissimmee. Fla., and her
brother. Lotinie Lee Hopkins of
Axton. and several nieces and
nephews.
Graveside services were
held Wednesday. Dec. 10 at 11
a.tn. at Bethel United Methodist
Church Cemetery in
Mocksville. with the Revs.
Eldon Morgan and Don
Reynolds officiating: •
Memorials: Calvary
Christian Church. PO Box
3844, Martinsville, VA 24115.
^ Cyrus Qyde Lakey
Cyrus Clyde Lakey. 75. of
Madison Road. Mocksville.died on Monday. Dec. 8,2008^
at For^ Medical Center:Bom in Davie County on
March 12.1933, he was the son
of the late Hiram Austin and
Margaret Jane Todd Lakey. He
WM retired from Western Elec
tric and was a member of
Hardison United Methodist
Church. n
He was preceded in death byhis wife of 44 years. Betty Jo '
Foster Lakey. and 3 brothers
and a sister. "•
Survivors: 4 daughters. Au
burn (David) Bailey of Mocksr
ville. Brenda (Darrell)
EppersonofOakRidge. Bec^Jones of Mocksville. and M«-
garet (Kenneth) Bieman of •
Denver: a sister, Ruth Lakey; 6
grandchildren; and a great
grandchild. . -
The service to celebrate thelife of Mr. Lakey will be held
on Saturday, Dec. 13. at 2 p.m.
at Hardison United Methodist
Church with the Revs. Ctystal
Alexander and Dennis Marshall
ofTiciating. Burial will be at a
later date in the church cetn-
etery. The family will receive
friends from 1-2 p.m. on Satur
day at the church.
Mr. Lakey gave his body to
medical research so that others
may be healed.
Memorials: Hardison UM.1630 Jericho Church Road.
Mocksville.
Online condolences:
^vww.daviefiineralservice.com.
^Pink Foster Penninger
Pink Odessa Foster
Penninger. 92. of Needmore
Road. Woodleaf, died on Sat- ,
urday. Dec.'6. 200'8; «-Ker '
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Bom in Davie County on
Ocf. 6. 1916, she was the
daughter ofthe late Denny Pmk
and Cora Belle Foster. She was 'retired bom Cooleemee Mill
and was a member of Cool
eemee Presbyterian Chiitcb.
She was preceded in death -•
by her husband, Jolm, Robert
Penninger. on July 30,2007; a •
brother ,Sylvester B. Fijster,
and a sister. Mildred C. Jor^
Survivois: a daughter,-Betty-
Joan Stewart of Woodleaf, a ,
sister, Mary L. Bivens of
Salisbuty; 3 grandsons, RobbieWilliam Stewart and .Ronnie
Giles Stewart of Woodl^and ,
John William Stewart of5
Rockwell; 4 great-grandchil-1
dren. Robbie William Stewart ''
Jr.. Ronnie Giles Stewart Jr.,
Meadow Stewart and Johnna
Stewart: and a great-great
grandchild. Katlyn Stewart
The service to celebrate thelife of Mrs.-Penninger was held
on Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 2"
p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with Pastor John
Groff officiating. Burial was inRowan Memorial Park. The
family received friends on '
Wednesday fiom noon-2 p.m.atthe funeral home.
Memorials: Cooleemee
Presbyterian or Hospice' of
Rowan. 825-A Henderson St..
Salisbury. 28144. !
Online condolences:
^vww.daviefiuieralsenice.com.
Jean SwicegoodMrs. Betty Jean Ponds
Swtcegood. 74. of Shady Knolll^e. Mocksville, diedSunday
Dec. 7.20(M, at Forsyth Medical Center in Wnston-Salem - jj
She was bom Nbyin Rowan County to the btil
Walterand Mary Pinion Ponds, i
Mrs. Swicegood was a member 'of Salem United Methodist i
Church and the Order of the '
^tero Star. She loved cook- '
ing and baking for others, do- img crafts, puzzles and playing :
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Swicegood was an Air Forcev!
mom and wife. .'
She was preceded in toiZ'i
by her husband of50 years", vah-^'
Allen Swicegood Jr. on Auit
17.2001.
Survivors: 3 daughtefv
Vanessa (Dennis) Bowen pf
Tobaccoville. Mary (Henty)-Davis of Yadkinville and Janice''
(Tim) Peeler of Mocksville: 5-;
grandchildren. Chris. Adain,Melanie. Miranda and T.J.; 8 fi
g^t-grandchildren. Madison, ?Lincoln. Kanan. Donovan.-'.
Brandon. Andrea. Anna and '
Savanna; and a special friend,
Veria Gartner of Mocksville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 10. at Salem United Meth
odist Church with the Rev. 6
Robin Fitzgerald bfficiatiiig. f
The body was placed in the li
church 30 minutes before the
service. Burial was in the
church cemetery. The family"
received friends Tuesday. Dec.
9. at Eaton Funeral Home. '
Memorials: Salem Methodist Building Fund, c/o Paul
Shew. 1582 Davie Academy
Road. Mocksville.Online condolences; j
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. Mrs. Frances Anne Chaffin
Tkach, 70. of Gemmons, died
Saturday, Dec. 6, 2008 at her
' She'was'bora on July 9, '
1938 in Cumberland County to
the late Albert and'Ruby Star
ling ChaCQn. Mrs. Tkach was a
member of Holy Family Catho
lic Church.
Her parents, a daughter,
Valerie! Harris, and a sister,
Altbea ^Graiid, preceded her
in death.
' Survivors: bn husband, Ed
ward M. TkachSi: of the home;
6 childien, Debbie' LowdetmOk
(Cray) of Mocksville, Edward
M. Tkach Jr. of Buffalo, N.Y.,
Albert 0. Tkach (Donna) of
Advance, Frankie A. Siatnes
(James) of High Rock Lake,
David A. Tkach (Paula) of
Mocksville and Cliff B. Tkach
(Renae) of Mocksville; 11
grandchildren. Will, Ben and
Kelly Lowdermilk, Heather
Vestal, Sterling Tkach and
Brandy Shore, Kaylee and
Ashlee Trivette, Jesse and
Emmie Tkach and Adam
Ridenhour, a great-grandson,
Aiyden Vestal; and a special
fnend, David DAmico.
A memorial mass was con
ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 10 at Holy Family Catho
lic Church. The family received
friends following the service at
the church. ' '
Memorials: Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home, 101
Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem,
27103.
Online - condolences;
wmKfuiyti'orr/i-mi7/eKcom.
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. Mrs. Cora Maiipin -Van
Nostran, 88, of Mocksville,
died Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 at
Autumn Care of Mocksville.
She was born Feb. 21,1920
in Lenmer, Mo. to William B.
and Imo Speyer Maupin. Mrs.
Van Nostran was a member of
Redland Pentecostal Holiness
Church. She retired irt 1994
from Desert Hospital in Palm
Springs, Calif.
She was preceded in death
by a sister, Catherine Phyllis
Maupin, wd a brother. Weeks
Maupin.
Survivors: a daughter,
Jacqueline Smith and husband
Don of Mocksvillej a son,
Michael Van Nostran of
Mocksville; 2 grandchildren;
and 6 great-grandchildreri.
A memorial service was
held at 2 p.m, Tuesday, Dec. 9
at Redland Pentecostal Holi
ness Church with Pastor
Jonathan Hill officiating.
Memorials: Redland Pente
costal Building Fund, 137 Bal
timore Road, Advance.
• Online condolences:
unvw./iaywort/imi/ler.com.
M. Lester Walker
. Mr. M. Lester Walker, 92, of
Mocksville, died Tuesday Dec.
9,2008 at his home.
; He was bom in Davie County^.
' in May 10,1916 and waf the son- ^
' ofthelateGeorgeLutherWalto '
and Etta Mae Godby Walker. Mr.
Walker was a member of Salem
United Methodist- Church and
was a lifelong fanner.
; He was preceded in death by
bis wife, Gladys Mayes Walker,
died in April 2008; and by a sis
ter, Matalene Walker Smoot.
Survivors: children, Sylvia
W. McDaniel (Charlie) of.;
Jdooresville, Roben A. Walker j
'(Beraice), Henry L. Walker
^Sandra) of Mocksville and ;
SheliaW. Collins (Harold Jr.) of
Lewisburg, Term: 9 grandchil-" n
ilren; 12 great-grandchildren; 3 !
^tep grandchildren; and 3 step '
^great- grandchildren. j
:. Graveside services will be ;
Jteld Friday Dec, 12 at 11 am. '■jsaletn United Methodist Church, .
Davie Academy Road, Mocks-
Ville with the Rev. RobinFitzgerald officiating. The fam
ily will receive friends Thursday
evening ftoffl 6:30-9 at Bunch-Johnson Funeral Home.
; Memorials: Salem Method
ist Cemetery or Building fund,
c/o Jack Koontz, 144 Da vieyVcademy Road, Mocksville; orHospice/Palliative Care of
Iredell, 2347 Simonton Road,jStatesville, 28625.
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Mrs- Vivian Irene Pack
Barnes, 86, of Merrells l-aVi-
Road. Mocksville, died SaRir-
day. Dec. 13. 2008, at Kale B.
Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winsion-Salem.
She was born Aprii 14.
1922. in Davie County to ihe
laie Gurney Ray and Pearl
Lanier Pack. .Mrs. Barnes was
retired fiomHaoes Knining in
Winsion-Salem and was a life
long member ofFulion United
Methodist Church in Advance.
She was a member of the Fork
Fifties Pius. She enjoyed gar
dening. cooking, traveling,
fishing and spending time with
her family.
Mrs, Barnes was precededin
death by her husband. Homer
Sanford Barnes in 1978: a son.
James Homer "Jimmy" Barnes;
2 sisters. Veta Ray Shoaf and
Tempy Jane Pack; and 2 broth
ers. Boyd and Garland Pack.
Survivors: a daughter.
Sandra Phelps of Mocksville; 4
granddaughters. Jan (Jeff)
Sanders. Stephanie (J'.C.)
Hendria. Susan (Mitchell)
Green and Joni (Cain Baker)
Graley. 9 great-grandchildren.
Colby and Ridge Sanders. Mor
gan and Cody Hendrix. Catley
and lessup Green, Sidney and
Kylelgb Graley and Kennedy
Baker; a specif friend and sis
ter. lona Stewart ofMocksville;
a sister-in-law. Janelt Pack of
Advance; a'daughter-in-law,
Ann Barnes of Mocksville; her
best friend of 77 years. Rose
mary Cross of Fort Smith.Ark.
and several nieces and neph
ews, ,.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 p.m.. Tuesday. Dec.
16, at Fulton United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Kirk
Tutterow ofticiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
The family received friends
from 2-3 p.m. at the church.
Memorials; Fulton Method
ist. 3689 NC 801 S.. Advance:
or to K.B. Reynolds Hospice
Home. Id Hospice Lane. Win-
ston-Salem. 27103; or Ameri
can Parkinsons Disease Assoc.,
60 Bay St., Suite 401. Staten
Island. NY 10301.
Online condolences:
•/ww.eaianfiineraliervice.coni.
\/Josepb D- Clark
Joseph D. "Joe" Clark. 71.
died Wednesday, Dec. 10.2008
at his residence in Mocksville.
He was
born June
A n s o n
County, son
of the late
^'^rence
I and Geneva
Clark. He
grew up in
" A n s 0 D
County, and moved with his
family to Davie County where
he attended Davie County
Schools. For a short time he
worked atThe Transfer Shed in
Spencer. On Jan. 1. 1956 he
began efflployment with the
Town of Mocksville. Public
Works DeptAItility Mainte
nance and retired aflsr SO years
on Feb. 20.2006. Early in life
he professed I2htistiaaity in the
Baptist faith, and for the past
16 years be was a member of
the Rose of Sharon Holiness
Church in Salisbury, where he
served as a trustee. His hobby
was gardening and servipg as a
handy man. He was married to
Lurline Wilds for more than 30
years.
He was also preceded in
death by a son, Rudolph Wilds;
and a brother. Herbert Clark Sr.
Survivors: his wife, Lurline
W. Clark ofthe home; S daugh
ters. JoAnn Clarkof Salisbury,
Tina Qark. Hiida Oark (James)
Bell, Queen (Louis) Overton,
and Minister Willette Collins,
allofMocksville; 2 sons, Willie
Wilds of Darlington. S.C.. and
Willie Collins Jr. of Salisbury;
2 sisters. Bertha (Reynolds)
Duncan of Advance and Rether
(Lyman) Parker of New York.
N.Y.; 5 brothers. Elbert
(Paulette) Clark and Frank
Clark, both of .Mocksville.
Clarence (Sadie) Clark Jr. of
Advance. Preston (Beny) Clark
of Salisbury, and Charlie
(Cocrie) Clark of Mt.'Vemoti,
N.Y.: a number of sisters-in-
law, aunts, uncles, other rela
tives and friends.
His funeral service was held
Saturday, Dee. 13 at 2 p.m. in
the chapel of Graham Funeral
Home. The Rev, Charles L.
Bookerofficiated and Minister
Henrietta Rowers provided the
eulogy. Burial followed in
Rowan Memorial Park. The
family received friends one
hour before the service.
Online condolences;
CrahamFuneralHome.net.
v^Robert Lewis Frye
Mr. Roben Lewis Frye. 55.
ofHickoiy. formerly of Mocks
ville. died Thursday. Dec; H.
2008. at Frye Regioiji. Kledi-
cal (Center in Hickory.
He was bom April 30. 1953.
in Davie County to the late
Lester Eugene and Naomi
Catherine West Frye. Mr. Frye
had been a manager with
Scotchman Stores and had been
a manager with Capt. Dicks
Marina In Myrtle Beach. He
was a graduate of Davie High
School, class of 1971, was a
NASCAR fen. enjoyed fishing,
playing the banjo, guitar and
lovedpets. He attended cavary
Baptist Church in Mocksville.
Survivors: his wife. Karen
Murphy Frye of the home: ason. Scon I^e of (Tharione; a
stepson. TicyStames ofArilng.
ton. Va; 7 sisters. Nellie Ckrach.
Annie Call. Betty (Boyd)
Tcivetie. Ruth (Joe) Smith. Sue
(Bobby) Caudle. Linda Gaither
and Bonnie (Sam) Lambetth.
ail of Mocksville; 3 brothers,
John L. (Dee) Frye, Calvin E.
(Malinda)Fiye. both ofMocks
ville and Roger D. (Dailene) n
FryeofSpananburg.S.C.; nu-
oierous nieces and ocphewi;
and a special ftiend and neigh
bor. Odell Moose of Hickory.
A funeral service was^beld
at 2 p.m., Sunday. Dec. 14.'at
Calvary Baptist Church with
the Rev. Jim Gryderofficiating. •
The body was placed in the
church 30 minutes before the
service. Burial followed in the
church cemetery. The family
received friends Saturday, Dec.
13. at Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials; Calvary Baptist.
1663 US 601 S., Mocksville.
Online condolences:
"mnf.eatonfiuteralservice.com.
Sadie Diane Rhyneha^d^/ -Girlie Louise White
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Hainion Rhynehaidc. S-l, died
in ihe early morning ofOec. 12,
2008 at her
home in.
Mocksville.'
She-was
the daughter
Catherine
Hairston,
bomonJuly
13,19S4, SheellendedSloRox
High School in Pinsburgh. Pa.
andgraduaiedin June 1972, On
May 26, 1989, she was joined
in marriage to James Harrell
Rhynehardt. She was a loving,
wonderful and supporting wife.
Survivors: her husband of
(he home: a special niece who
was reared in the hotne. Nadsha
McKoy (Boo(er); 3 special
greac-nephews. Dwayne
Mcfntire (Stink). David
McKoy (Squirt), and Devin
McKoy (Scoop): a sister. Flora
Hairston (Toots); a brother,
Albert Hairston (Brother): 2
stepsons. Earl Rhynehardt and
Stanley Rhynehardt; father and
mother-in-law, Thomas and
Millie Rhynehardt; sister-in-
law. Martha March (Robert); 3
aunts, Mary Florence Hairston.
Rosa Lee (Jitruny) Arnold, and
Lula Lorte; 2 uncles. William
(Ruth) Brock and BishopJames
(Josephine) Ijames; 2 special
friends. Tresa Campbell and
Devon Williams; and a host of
other relatives, cousins, and
friends.
Her fimera] service was held
Tuesday, Dec, 16 at 2 p.m. in
the chapel of Graham Funeral
Home, Pastor Neitye I. Bariser
officiated and burial followed
in Cedar Creek Missionary
Baptist Church Cemetery, The
family received friends 30 min
utes before the service.
Online condolences:
CrahamFuneralHome.net.
Birlie Louise White, 83.
diedonDec. 13,2008, in Gen
esis Eliler(2are in Salisbury fol-
and
Hunter Ijajnes- She attended
Davie County Schools and
early in life she joined Liberty
AME Zion Church. Forthe past
three years she was a member
of Refuge Community Church
in Cooleemee. She was married
to Willie James White Jr., and
to this union three children
were bom. She loved to make
sweet potato pies for friends,
and retired from Drexel Heri
tage Furniture. Following her
retirement she worked in
housekeeping at Davie County
Hospital.
Herhusband preceded her in
death in January. 2000.
Survivors; 3 daughters,
Bessie (Hubert) Boyd of
Biackridge. Va,. Doris
Patterson ofHamlet, and Nancy
(Stanley) CampbelJ of Cool
eemee; 10 giandchildren, in
cluding a grandson who was
raised in the home, John
(Lorraine) Turner of Jamaica,
N.Y.; 29 gieat-giandchildren; a
great-great-grandchild;.a de
voted friend, William Luckey;
other relatives and friends.
Her funeral service was held
Wednesday. Dec. 17 at 1:30
p.m. in the chapel of Graham
Funeral Home. The Rev.
Rodney Barker officiated and
burial followed in Rowan Me
morial Park in Salisbury. The
family received friends 30 min
utes before the service.
Online condolence's:
CrahamFuneralHome.net.
i/^ary Selene Wilson
Mary Selene Wilson. 76.
diedonDec. 11.2008 in Davis
Regional Hospital after an e.x-
tended ili-
Turner Wil-
'' son. one of
12 children. She was educated
in Davie County School Sys
tem, and joined Piney Grove
AME Zion Church at an early
age where she remained a
nrember for more than 70 years.
She was fondly called the
mother of the church, She was
a hard worker, doing numerous
jobs, lastly a certified nursing
assistant until her retirement in
1993. Nicknamed Mess Selene
or Mess for short, she was a
straight up. generous, loving
person who would help anyone
in need. You could always de
pend on her. She married Ben
jamin F. Wilson, who preceded
her in death. Their union pro
duced 9 children, ofwhich 3 are
deceased; Mary K Wilson,
Jonathan L. Wilson and Willie
Lee Fowler, Also preceding her
in death were 2 grandchildren.
Jonathan and Roland Fowler.
Survivors: 3 sons, Ronald E.
Wilson of Staiesvjlle. Tenence
F. Wilson of Mocksviile, and
Bryant A. (Johnsie) Wilson of
Cooleemee; a stepson, David
Peck of Slaiesville; 3 daugh
ters. Dora W. Hearo of Char
lotte, Audrey M. Wilson of
Slaiesville, and Amelia F. Fiosi
of ihe home; 11 grandchildren;
20 greai-grandchildren; 2 sis
ters, Ceola Wilson and Octavia
Clement, both ofMocksviile: 3
sisters-in-law; 3 brothers-in-
law; a God-sister, Vema Allen
of Baltimore,' Md.; special
friends, Jessie Ann Gaither and
Luke Nichols, both of Har
mony; a host of nieces, neph
ews, cousins, other relatives
and friends.
Funeral service was held
Monday, Dec, IS at 3 p.m. at
Piney Grove AME Zion Chiuch
in Harmony, The Rev, David
Hoover, pastor, officiated and
burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends one hour before the ser
vice.
Online condolences:
CrahamFuneralHome.net.
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Mr. Robert Edgar "Bob"
Charest, ^9, of Mocks ville,.died
Monday.'Oec. 22, 2008 at the
home of his daughter in Pleas
ant Garden sutruunded by fam
ily.
He was bom Jan. 21, 1929,
in Plymouth County, Mass, to -
the Idle Rudolph A. and Delvina
lUchard Charest. Bob enjoyed
letiremcnt spending time with
his family, woodworking, and
playing golf. He was a member
of Holy Cross Lutheran Church
in Mocksville, the Moose Lodge
and served his country in the
Army during the Korean War.
He was also preceded in
death hy his wife of 53 years,
Bobbie; a brother, Norman; and
a grandson, Brian Andtatle.
Survivors: his daughter and
caregiver, Stephanie McNabb
(Jeff) of Pleasant Garden; 2
sons, Stephen Charest (Maigy)
of Lincoln, Neb. and Scott
Charest (Cindy) of Mjnt Hill; 6
grandchildren, Neil Charest
iSheree), Tonia McMahon
(Ray), Tommy Andrade (Jessi),
Erica Hancock (Kevin), Jacob
and Nathaniel Charest; 3
stepgrandchildren, Jessica, Jer
emy (Carla) and John McNabb;
d sisters, Eveylna Balkowski of
New Mexico, Blanche^Greeno
of Massachusetts, Jeanne
McNamara of Illinois and Rose
Marie Merrill (David) of New
Hampshire; a brother, Rudy
Charest (Joan) of Texas; and 9
great-grandchildren.
The family will receiye
Mends fcom 7-9 p.m., on Fii-
day, Dec. 26, at Eaton Funeral
Home. Other times on Friday
and Saturday the family will
receive fiiends at the home of
Grandson Tommy Andiade, 251
Lakewood Dr, Mocksville, 345-
8885. A funeral service will be
conducted at 11 am;, Saturday,
Dec. 27, at Holy Cross Lutheran ~
Church with the Rev. Susan
Bame ofHciating. Burial will
follow in Rose Cemeteiy. -"■ ■ ■
Memorials: Holy Cross
Lutheran, 1913 US 6018.
Mocksville; or Hospice/P^a-
tive Care of Greensboro,' 2500
Summit Ave.;' Greensboto,^^
27405. ' . ' ■OnlMtKM sehndoien^si
yn^.tatbnfiateTaUeniice.cdm.
Elmer Warren Day SrJ
The Rev. Elmer Warren Day
Sr. died on Tuesday, Dec. 16,
2008 at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter in Winston-Salem.
He was bom on July 27,
1921, in Warrensville to the lateJesse and Bonnie Wyatt Day.
He was a member and pastor
emeritus of Coraatzer Baptist
Church. Day served as pastorof Comatzer Baptist in Davie
County for 36 years. He also
served as pastor at Smith Grove
Baptist Church in DavidsonCounty, and at Lookout Baptist
Church in Fayette County,
W.Va. Day taught at Piedmont
Baptist College in Winston-Sa
lem, and was an emeritus mem
ber of the General Coimcil of
Baptist Mid-Missions in Qeve-
land, Ohio. He wtts a veteran of
the U.S. Army and served under Gen. Dou^as MacAithur inthe Philippines during World
Warn.
He was also preceded in
death hy 2 sisters, Blanche
Powers and Paiiline Bailey; and
a brother, Veroer Day.
Survivors: bis wife of 59
years, Hope McClung Day; 4
children, Bonnie (David)
Washbum,' Warren (Junette)
Day, Daimy (Jane) Day, and
Lois (Larry) Carter; 9 grand
children, Amy, Davy, Andy, Ja
son, Jennifer, Justin, Clint,.Sara
and Hope; 7 gieai-gi-andchil-'
dren, Jacob, Trevor, Tyler,
Nathaniel, Aubrey, Cade, and
Timothy; a sister, Dapbine
Acord ; and a brother, the Rev.
Robert Day.
Preacher Day 's life and ser
vice was honored and temem-
' bered at Comatzer Baptist Sat
urday, Dec, 20. The body was
placed in the church htom 10-11 a.m. The service began at.
11, with Pastor Jeff Beverly of
ficiating. The family received
-friends in the fellowship build
ing after the service. 'Memorials: Comatzer Bap
tist, 1372 Comatzer Road,
Mocksville.
Online condolences:
www.iatonfimeralserviee.com.
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Mrs. Ediih White Keaion,
80. ofWyo Road .MocksviUe.
died on Saturday. Dec. 20.
2008.
She was bom May 26.1928.
in Davie County to the late
Lemuel L. and Alma Alberta
Latham White. Mrs. Keaton
was a 1948 graduate of Mocks
viUe High School- She was
member of Ml. Olive United
Methodist Church on Wyo
Road in Vadkin County where
she sang in the choir. She loved
her church and church family.
She had heen employed by
Southeastern Sewing,
Monleigh. B&F. Blackwelder
and Carolina Manufacturing.
She enjoyed making basket
handles, baskets, quilts, doing
embroidery and sewing.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of 37
years. James Lester Less
Keaion on Dec. 31. 1994; and
a brother. Carl White. .
Survivors: 3 daughters.
Pamela K. (Gary) ToUey ofElk
Park. Betty K. (Bennie) Smith
ofMocksviUe and Elizabeth K.
(Johimy) Allison of Wlnston-
Salem; 3 grandchildren. Leslie
Anne Chandler. Stephanie
Miranda Foster and .Matthew
Wayne Felts; 2
stepgrandchildren. Lindsay
Ntchole Allison and Kyrsten
Laine Allison; a great-grand
daughter, Haley Ryan Foster. 2
sisters. Betty Sue Smith of
MocksviUe and Jane (Jack)
Carter of Advance; 3 brothers.
Leon (Nancy) White. Gcady
(Ann) White and Johnny White,
all of MocksviUe. The faraUy
received Mends Monday, Dec.
22, at Eaton Funeral Home. .-.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 1 p.m.. Tuesday. Dec.
23, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with Wayne MUler officiating.
Burial followed at Wesclawn
Gardens of Memory in
Clenunons.
Memorials: Kate B.
Reynoltls Hospice Home. 101
Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem.
27103; or Mt. OUve Methodist.
3521 Wyo Road, YadkinvUle.
27055,
Online condolences:
vnvw.eatonfuneralservice.com.
Biliy Eugene Myers \/ ^
Mr.BiUyEugeneMyers.75, ^
of Advance, died Friday. Dee.
19, 2008 at Forsyih Medical
Center.
Myers was a
member of Elbaville United
Methodist Church, served in the .
U.S. Army during the Korean ;
ConfUct and had retired from
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co. af-
ter 35 years. \
Surviving; his wife. EUza- ,
bcth "Lib" Myers of the home:
3 children. Carolyn M. Gougb
and husband Roy ofClemraons.
David Myers of JacksonviUe. j
Fla. and Richard "Rick" Myers •:
and wife Crystii of Advance; 8
grandchildren; 8 great-grand-
children; a sister, Hazel Phelps
of Advance; 3 brothers.
Raymond C. Myers of Easley,
S.C.. Travis Lee Myers of Ru
ral Hall and Alvin L. Myers and
wife Betty of Advance; several
nieces and nephews; and a spe
cial.ihanks-to Glenn Myers,
Nancy Reavis and Christa <
Myers.
A funeral service was con-
ductedatlla.m.Tuesday.Dec. -
23 at ElbavUle United Method
ist Church by the Rev., Kirk .
Tutterow. Burial followed in
the church cemetery. The fam;
ily received friends Monday at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderlon
Chapel. .
Memorials: American Cart-
cer Society.
Online coudolences:
vnvvkhayworth-miller.com. ^
Phyllis Winecoff Nantz ^
Phyllis Winecoff Nantz. 73.
of MocksviUe. died on
Thursday, Dec. 18. 2008 at
Forsyih Medical Center.
She was bora on Nov. 2,
1936 in Iredell County, to the
late Hampton and Maggie
Wilhelra Winecoff.
She was also preceded in
death by a son, Billy M. Nantz;
brothers. Edgar and Bill
Winecoff; sister. Thelma
Brown. |
Survivors: her husband of
53 years, Johnny M. Nantz;
children. Cindy A. Nantz of
Winston-Salem. Rodney D.
Nantz of Cornelius; brother,
James Winecoff of
Mooresville; sisters. Peggy
Garwood of Troutman, Gwen
Light of Mooresville;
grsuidchiltlren. Jonaihon Nantz,
Jacqueline Nantz. and Zack
Nantz.
Her funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 21 at
Cavin-Cook Funeral Home
Chapel with the Rev. Roger
Wood officiating. Burial
followed at Glenwood
Memorial Park.
Jewell Tiliniaji
Hrrf. StatesvtUe.
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