Jan - JunAnn H. Bamhardt
Mrs. Ann Hartman Bam
hardt, 81, of Advance, died
Sunday, Dec, 23, 2012 al her
home.
She was bom March 26,
1931 to Lewis Edward and Ol-
lie Mock Hartman. She was a
longtime member of Advance
United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death
by brothers, Lewis, Alvin,
Henry, and Robert Hartman
and sisters, Mabel Bailey, Sally
Bailey, Lizzie Manh and Mary
Hartman.
Surviving: her husband,
Geo^e Bamhardt; a daughter,
Becky Bamhardt Clutts and
husband Bobby; a son, Steve
Bamhardt and wife Teresa; 3
grandchildren, Matthew Clutis
and wife Kimmie, Morgan
Bamhardt and Jacob Bam
hardt; 2 sisters, Bet Bamhardt
and Maggie Carter; and a num
ber of nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held
at 2 pjn. Wednesday, Dec. 26
at Advance United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Cheryl
Skinner officiating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
Tbe family received friends
foUowing the service in the fel
lowship hail.
Memorials; Advance UMC,
PO Box 2021, Advance; or to
Hospice/Palliative Care Cen
ter Davie, 377 Hospital St.,
Mocksviiie.
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Jnetty Lou Bledsoe
Betty Lou Mayhew Bledsoe,
72, of US 60! North, Mocks
viiie, died on Friday, Dec. 28,
2012, at Yadkin Valley Com
munity Hospital in Yadkinville.
Bom in Davie County on
Jan. 30, 1940, she was the
daughter of the late Leonard
Mayhew and Margaret My
ers Mayhew. She had worked
at Gravely Tractor and was a
member of Davie Tabernacle
Baptist Church.
She was also preceded in
death by a son, David Bledsoe,
and 2 brothers, Roger and Bob
by Mayhew.
Survivors: her husband.
Buddy C. Bledsoe of the
home; 3 sons, Frank Bledsoe,
Jimmy (Brenda) Bledsoe, and
Gary (Debbie) Bledsoe, all of
Mocksviiie; 3 brothers, John
Wayne (Marie) Mayhew of
Harmony, L.C. (Barbara) May
hew of Geoigia. and David
(Gloria) Mayhew of Harmony;
2 sisters, Shirley (Max) Long
and Margie (Tom) Gobble, all
of Advance: 8 grandchildren
and 25 great-grandchildren.
A celebration of life service
was held on Diesday, Jan. 1,
at 2 pjn. in the Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with the Rev.
Ronnie Craddock officiating.
The family received friends on
Tuesday at the funeral home.
Burial was in the family cem
etery!
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Bobby Eugene Boger
Mr. Bobby Eugene Boger,
79, of Clemmons died Monday.
Dec. 29,2012 al Forsyth Medi
cal Center.
He was bom Nov. 11, 1933
in Davie County, the son of the
late Miilard and Ella Mae Potts
Boger. Mr- Boger was a gradu
ate of Mocksviiie High School
and was a veteran of the US
Amy. He was retired from RJ.
R^nolds Tobacco Co.
Survivors: a daughter, Cindy
Powell and husband Scott of
Lewisville; 4 grandchildren,
Jake, Grant, Hannah Grace and
Savannah Powell; a brother.
Car! Boger of Mocksviiie;
4 sisters, Virginia Cope and
Gladys Beaver of Mocksviiie,
Linda Lyerly and husband
Vaughn of Faith and Sarah Ker-
ley and husband Sieve of Cool-
eeraee; and a number of nieces
and nephews.
The funeral service was con
ducted Wednesday at 2 pm.
al Parklawn Memorial Park
Mausoleum Chapel. Winston-
Salem with Pastor Tim Rob
erts officiating. Entombment
followed in the mausoleum at
PatWawn. The family received
friends Tuesday at Hayworth-
Miller SUas Creek Chapel.
Winston-Salem.
Memorials: Brenner Chil
dren's Hospital, WFBMC,
Medical Center Blvd., Win-
ston-Salem, 27157.
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WJ).'Bud'Boole Jr.
W.D. "Bud" Booie Jr., 88,
of Fork Bixby Road, Advance,
died on Saturday, Dec. 29,
2012, at his home.
Bom in Davie County on
May 20, 1924, he was the son
of the late William David Boo
ie Sr. and Lula Kate Brown
Booie. He was a retired furni
ture worker and was a member
of Ijames Baptist Church.
He was also preceded in
deatli by an infant daughter, a
sister, Ruth Hiatt, and an infant
brother, Rodwell Booie.
Survivors: his wife of 53
years, Joan Barney Booie,
whom he married on Dec. 19,
1959; 4 sons, David Booie of
Advance, Barney (Tbiia) Boo
le of Mocksviiie, Jeff (Gail)
Booie of Advance and Eric
(Heather) Booie of Fork; a sis
ter, Edna Booie (Bill) Baity of
Mocksviiie; II grandchildren;
and many special friends.
A graveside celebration of
life service was scheduled for
Thunday, Jan. 3 at 2 pm. at
Ijames Baptist Church Cem
etery with the Rev. Donald
Luffrnan officiating. Burial was
to follow in the church ceme
tery. The family was to receive
friends on Wednesday, Jan. 2
from 6-8 pm. at Davie Funeral
Service.
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James Everett Carter
James Everett Carter. 98, of
Linside, W.Va. died on Friday,
Dec. 21,2012 at the Greenbrier
Valley Hospital in Lewisburg,
W.Va.
His parents were John Elser
Carter and Sarah Kate Smith.
He was bom on Nov. 4, 1914
in Davie County at a place
he called the "Sheek Place"
at "roimd top hill," located
off Fred Bahnson Drive near
Kinderton. For five years he at
tended the one-room "Sheek's
School House" which stood
near the present Kinderton
branch ofBank of America. His
teacher was Miss Effie Smith,
the wife of Duke Smith. Later
Ihe family inherited land and
moved into an old log house
which down a dirt road behind
where the BBT bank is located
in Bermuda Run. He said the
first paid job he remembered
having was canying buckets of
water from a spring at 5 cents
per bucket to workers build
ing the Mocksville to Winston
Highway (US 158). He was 14
when the Great Depression hit
but be said they were so poor
they could not tell any differ-
eace. As a teenager he started
working as a hired hand on
the S. aay.^A^ains Farm. In
1935 he left Davie County and
went to Logan County, W.Va.
to work in the coal mines,
When asked why he left Davie
County he gave the following
day on the WiUiam's Farm, and
we only got about 3 days of
work a week. I started shavel
ing coal at 40 cents per ton. 1
had to buy my powder, carbide
and tools from the company
store but 1 could still average
about 4 dollan a day and 1 was
able to work six days a week."
He married his wife Cleo on.
June 15, 1937 and she preced
ed him in death. They had four
children: James Jr., Betty, and
Gerald who survive, and .Billy
Ray (who preceded his mother
and father in death).
He was a member of the
United Mine Worketa and re
tired in 1972 from the Island
Creek Coal Co. In 1975 he
bought a large form in Monroe
County, W.Va, and spent his
retirement years fanning, hunt
ing, and feeding deer. He was
active and hard working. When
he was 95 he was on the moun
tain cutting wood and turned
his four-wheeler over. He was
pinned beneath the ATV for
several hours before someone
found him. He never fully re
covered afrer (his accident.
He had five brothers who
precetled hira in death: Frank,
Clarence, Craig (Slim), Ray,
and Grady. He was preceded
in death by 3 sisters. Myrtle,
Mary, and Leiia.
Also surviving: a sister.
Alma Wafford, of N^enna Vil
lage in Pfafftown; grandchil
dren; great-grandchildren;
nieces and nephews.
Poaenl services were held
OB Suaday, Dec. 23 at 1 pjn.
allttR^iCrafltz-McNeely Funeral
Home Chapel in Man. W.Va.
with the Revs. Harrison Wil
liamson and Larry Toler offici
ating. Banal followed on Mon
day, Dec. 24 at the Highland
Memory Gardens in Godby,
W.Va. The family and friends
serv^ as pall bearers.
ois Mae Walker Cook
Mrs. Lois Mae Walker Cook,
98. formerly of Advance, died
Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, at Vi
enna Village in Pfafftown.
She was bom Aug. 27,1914,
in Davie County, to the late Ja
cob Tiilet and Luna C. Walker.
Mrs. Cook lived her entire life
in Davie County and was a life
member of Macedonia Moravi
an Church. She was a graduate
of Fannington High School and
was retired from R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co. after 25 years.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of more
than 50 years, Curtis P. "Bill"
Cook; 3 brother, Richard Walk- /
er; and sisters, Gertie Shelton,
Clara Lee Cleary, Erma Blake
and Hazel Lee.
Survivors: niece and caregiv-
er, whom she depended on the
last 17 years, Deborah Butner
and husband, Tony; and many
other nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 pjn.. "Diesday, Jan.
1 at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Jeff Carter officiat
ing. Burial followed in Gods
Acre Graveyard, Macedonia
Moravian Church. The family
received friends at the funeral
home one hour prior to the ser
vice.
Memorials: Macedonia
Moravian, 700 NC 801 N. Ad
vance.
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•mititwyi ,rites conducted by the
VFW Memorial Honor Gnaid;
The family received friends
Wednesday, Dec. 26 at Eaton
Funeral Home.T
Memorials: Camp Manna,
do Stan Riddle, 243 Gibson
Way, Mocksville,
Online condolences: www.
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obert Lee Creason i
Mr. Robert Lee Creason, 88;
ofWaL Street, Cooleemee.died
Saturday, Dec. 22,2012, ai his
home.
He was bom in Davie Coun
ty on Aug. 9,1924, to the late
Clarence and Kate Lanier Crea
son. Mr. Creason was a mem
ber of Cooleemee Presbyterian
Church where he had served as
a Sunday school teacher. He
was a veteran of the U.S. Navy
having served during World
War II. He was also owner/opi
erator of Cooleemee Shell Sta
tion for more than 40 years an^
was a servant of God having
preached for years. ;
He was also preceded ill
death by his wife, Betty Sue
SeamoD Creason; a grandson)
Rodney Harris; a brother, Clar4
eoce Creason Jr.; and a sistep,
perlie Shore.
Survivors: 4 children, Nano^
Harrison (George) of Salisbur)4
Patricia Allen (Gary),
Creason (Karen) and Sheir]
Kiser, ail of Mocksville; 10
grandchildren; 24 great-grand^
children; and 2 great-great!
grandchildren. ;
A funeral service was conj
ducted at 2 pm., Thursday!
Dec. 27 at Cooleemee Presby^
terian Church with the Revs;
John Groff and Stan Riddle of4
ficiating. The body was place<|
in the church 30 minutes prior
to the service. Burial foIlowe4
in Legion Memorid Patk' with
>«■ Elbert 'Beau' FerrellMr. Bibeit William "Beau'iPerrell, 72, of Cyprus Cove
Drive, Mocksville, died Satur^day,.Dec. 22, 2012, at Forsytli
Medical Ceoter in Winston-
Salem.
Mr. Fenell was bom March16,1940, in Dmhain County tothe late Dee and Lily Ferrell.
He was a veteran of the U.S.
Army. Mr. Ferrell was retired
from Fergusson Industries in
Linwood and was employed at
Faimington Road Shell. He enjoyed hshing and spending time
with his grandchildren.
He was also preceded in
death by his wife, Mayme Ow
ens Ferrell.
Survivors: 2 daughters. Angel Ferrell Ruiz of Lexington
and Wendy Ferrell Whitaker
(Jason Kiser) of Mocksville; 4
grandchildren, Austin Whitaker, Logan Ruiz, Riley Ruiz
and Davin Whitaker; a sister,
Helen Freeman of Hillsbor-
ough; a brodier, Ed Russell of
Lexington; and several nieces
and nephews.
A memorial service was
conducted at 3 pjij. Thursday.
Dec. 27 at Oak Grove United
Methodist Church with theRev. Randy Manser officiating.
The family received friends at
the church one hour prior to tbj
service.
Merooriab; charity of dcv
nor's choice.
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4 Dorotby 'ETclta'Foote
I'i Mrs. Dorothy'Evella'Black-
e bum Foote of Mocksville died
r: Dec. 23,2012 at Liberty Nurs-h ing and Refaabilliation Center
I.; in Chariottc.
She was bom in Iiedeflh County to the late Henry Har-0 old Blackburn and Daisy Car-I. son Blackburn. She joined
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
1 at an early age. She anended1 Houstonville School and grad-
t uated from Unity High School;
. Siatesville. She married the
; late Henry Lee Foote and was
a long time resident of Mocks-I ville. She worked in the gar-
. ment indusfry and retired from
Drexel Heritage Furniture Co.
after several years. Her loves
I were family, cooking, garden-- ing, reading and watching the
news on television. She is re
membered and cherished as a
woman with high standards, a
, private person, a hard workerand caretaker a family histo
rian, politically savvy, and gen
erous.
She was preceded in deathby her husband. Lee Foote;
brothers Harold and James
Blackburn, and sisters Helen
Blackburn, Vivian Smith, and
Cora Lee Smdevant.Survivors; her son, Heniy
Elton Foote (Brenda), Charlotte; sister. Celeste Blackburn,HamptonvUIe; sisters-in-law,
Naomi Frost, Elizabeth Dalton
and Geneva Foote, Mocksville, Cleo Palmer (Sylvester),
Brooklyn, N.Y.; a dedicatedniece, Shelby Smith Turner,Largo, Md.; special cousin,Ann Blackburn, Hamptonville;
numerous nieces, nephews,
other relatives and friends.Visitation was Thursday,Dec. 27 at AR. Kclsey Me
morial Chapel of Noble andKelsey Funeral Home. A pri
vate graveside service was held
at Rose Cemetery, Mocksville, ■
on Friday, Dec. 28.
Memorials: Pleasant HillBaptist, 4789 Harmony High
way. Hamptonvil]e27020.
Online condoJences: noble-
andkelsey£Om.
Polly Russell Gorham
Polly RusseU Goitam, 69.died Dec. 30. 2012 in WakeForest University Baptist Med
ical Center.
She was a native of New
Bedford, Mass., and had livedin Mocksville for the past eight
years. While in Massachusettsshe was an office manager for
Abba Fish Corp. Music was thelove of her life, and she sang
with the Sweet Adelines, and
the Connection. She was a soloist for First Parish Church, New
Bedford Unitarian Church, and
was a member of New BedfordChoral Society and SippieanChoral Society.
Survivors: 2 sisteis, Priscilla(Dean) Cornea and Jo-Ann
(Stephen) Cookson, both of
M(KksvilIe; a niece, Lisa Gi-rolimetti and a nephew. MarcGirolimetti. both of Concord,Mass.; 2 grand nieces, Sofia
and Ava Girolimetti; and 2
grand nephews, Johnny andHenry Phillips; many friends in
Massachusens and Mocksville.A memorial service will beheld Saturday, Jan. 5 at 2 p.m.
-at Salera United Methodist
Church in Mocksville. Pastor
John Erwin will officiate.
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Survivors: 2 daughters,
Jean Siek (Robert) of Raeford,
Diane Basinger (Bruce) pf
KannapoIiS:'her ^on, Ron D.
Greene (Joype) of Jackson,
Tenn.; her brother, J.C. Cassidy
of MocksviJte; 7 grandchildren;
11 great-grandchildren; and 7
great-great-grandchildren.
Memorials: Brookdale Bap
tist, 2511 S. Ridge Ave., Kan-
napolis, 28083; and/or Hospice
of Cabarrus, 5003 Hospice
Lane, Kannapolis. 28081.
Online condolences; www.
whitleysfiineralhome.com.
Ruby Cassidy Greene
Ruby Cassidy Greene. 91,
of Kannapolis died on Thurs
day, Dec. 20, 2012 at the Bob
and Carolyn Tucker Hospice
House.
She was bom Nov. 27,1921
in Chesterfield County, S.C.,
the daughter of the late Andy
and Elfie Bowles Cassidy. She
was preceded in death by her
husband, Dewitt E. Greene in
2005. She had worked at Can
non Mills Wash Qoth Dept. for
20 years. She ran a daycare at
Brookdale Baptist Church for
10 years. She then owned/op
erated Old Colony Daycare for
12 years. She had volunteered
at the (2abarrus Memorial
Hospital Gift Shop for years.
She was an active member
of Brookdale Baptist Church
where she had worked with the
'GAs, former Sunday school
teacher and was past president
of the senior citizens group for
20 years. She loved working in
her yard, especially flower gar
dening and watching her many
hummingbirds.
Funeral services were at
2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22 at
Brookdale Baptist Church of-
-ficiaied by the Rev. Mike Hub-
bard. Burial followed at Caro
lina Memorial Park. The family
received friends at the church
prior from nooQ-2 p.m.
•' Ann Boyd Johnson
Mrs. Ann Boyd Johnson of
Mocksvillp died on Thursday
afternoon, Dec. 20,2012.
She was a resident of the
Ijames Church community
and lived in a, log cabin built
on her old homeplace. She
was a member of Ijames Bap
tist CJiurch. Upon completion
of high school education at
Mocksvilie High, she entered
secretarial school and was em
ployed in Charlotte for several
years as a secretary. She would
later serve as legal, secretary
for Sara Lee in Winslon-Salera
until corporate re-organization
closed down the local opera
tion. She spent the last years of
her life as a care nurse for el
derly shut-ins and disabled and
loved the opportunity of being
able to bring a bit of pleasure
and contentment to their lives.
She married Bobby G. John
son in Eiecctnber 1966, he died
in September, 1994. Her father.
William Harper Boyd, died Au
gust'1967, and her mother, Ora
Mae Djtterow-Hodgson Boyd
passed June, 1996.
Survivors: a binther, John
Hodgson (Nancy) of Abilene,
Texas; a nephew, David Hodg
son and son Jordan of Ar
lington, Texas; and a host of
cousins from the Tutterow
family inoluding "Ibmmy and
wife Sue, Dean and wife Lynn,
Claude and wife Patricia, Larry
and wife Frances Md more.
A graveside service was
conducted at 11 ajn., Monday,
Dec. 24 at; ?^n»s Qtrasroa^
Baptist CSiWdh Oimctery with
the Rev. Alex Heafaer offir
ciating. The family received
friends Sunday, rtec. 23 at Ba
ton Funeral Home.
Memorials: ](}ames Cross
roads Baptist Cemetwy Fund,
1038 IjMDtts Church Road,
Mocksvilie.
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J William Edgar Myers
Mr. William "Bill" Edgar
Myers, 79, of Advance, died
Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012 at his
home.
He was bom April 16,1933
in Davie County to Lillie Hep-
ler Myers and William Lincoln
Myers. Mr. Myers was an ac
tive member of Baileys Cha
pel United Methodist Church
where he held many positions.
He loved family, fanning and
hunting.
Surviving: his wife of nearly
60 years, Viiginia "Betty" My
ers; a daughter, Bonnie Miller
(David) of Advance; a son,
Mark Myers of Advance; 3
grandchildren, Justin Miller
(Holly), Dsuiielle Miller and
Will Myers, all of Advance; a
great-grandson, Malachi Miller
of Advance; and a sister, Mary
Myers 'Williams of Advance.
A celebration of life service
was held at 11 a.m. Monday,
Dec. 24 at Baileys Chapel
United Methodist Church with
the Rev. Dr. Bob O'Keef offi-
ciatiLg. Burial foUowed in the
church cemeieiy. The family
received friends one hour be
fore the service at the church.
Online condolences: hwm'.
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Gary Wade Groce
Mr. Gary Wade Groce, 72, of
Advance, died Thursday, Dec.
20, 2012 at Wake Forest Bap
tist Health al^r a 12-year battle
with tancer.
He was bom March 7, 1940
in Davie County to Lottie
Renegar Groce and Wade Ir-
vln Groce. Mr. Groce gradu
ated from Davie High School
in 1957 and later served in the
National Guard. He earned an
associate degree in electron
ics and went to work for NCR,
which lead him to his career
in computers. Mr. Groce was
a pioneer in the computer in
dustry becoming involved in
early mainframe computers in
1962 and devoted 45 years of
his career to development and
improvement of the mainframe
computer. He served as an ad
visor to IBM and the Pentagon,
and worked for Burlington In
dustries, RJR, and more recent
ly, as a self employed computer
consultant. After he retired, he
went to work at Davie High
School in the computer depart
ment part-time unlii December
of 2011. Mr. Groce was presi
dent and part owner of Pudding
Ridge Golf Course. Mr. Groce
had many friends because of
bis generous and outgoing
personality. He was a man of
many talents, he was a private
pilot at one time, but his pas
sion was blhegrass music. He
taught himself to play the banjo
and enjoyed playing with local
musicians, friends and family.
Surviving; his wife of 44
years, Linda Williams Groce;
a daughter, Amanda Tenery
(Josh) ofAdvance; a son, Adam
Groce (Jennifer) of Wilming
ton; 3 grandchildren, Emily
Groce, Luke Teneiy and Sa
vannah Tenery; a brother, Earl
Groce (Juanita) of Advance; a
sister, Diana Vuich (Russ) of
California; and numerous niec
es and nephews, with whom he
was close; a great nephew and 2
great nieces; and Godchildren.
A funeral service was held
at Fannington Baptist Church
on Saturday. Dec. 29. The Rev,
Phillip Brandc offtclated.
V Joe Jasper Peebles sj
Joe Jasper Peebles of Ad
vance died Dec. 27. 2012. at
his home following a lengthy
illness.
He was bom in Davie Coun
ty on Dec. 13,1926, son of the
late Madison Jasper Peebles
and Olar Clarbom Peeble.s,
He attended Davie County
Schools, was a life member of
Mt. Sinai AME Zion Church
and was a veteran of World
Warn, He was married to Ber-
nice Hosch. They had two chil-
^dren. He later married Kathleen
Hairston, who preceded him In
death. He was also preceded in
death by a daughter, Betty J,
Goolsby; 5 brothers. Duff, Ed
ward, James, Robetr, and Rich
ard Peebles; 2 sisters,Edith and
Isabel) Peebles.
Survivors; a daughter, Pame
la Peebles, Mocksvtlle; a sister.
Ruby P. Brown of the home,
who was a dedicated caretaker;
other relatives and friends.
His funeral service was
Wednesday, Jan. 2 at 2 p.m. at
Mt. Sinai AME Zion Church in
Advance. Dr. Karen Miller of
ficiated and burial followed in
the church cemeteiy.
Online condolences: www.
CrahamFuneralHomejiet.
A memorial service was to
be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednes
day, Jan. 2 at First United
Methodist Church of Mocks-
ville with the Rev. Joe Collins,
D. Min. officiating. The family
was to receive friends at the
Family Life Center following
the service.
Memorials: Cooleemee His
torical Assoc., River Park Proj
ect, PC Box 667, Cooleemee.
Online condolences; mow.
eatonfiineralsemce.com.
Precyous Bost Sales
Mrs. Precyous Bost Sales, pj ,
73, of Mocksville, died Sunday,
Dec. 30,2012. ^
Bom Precyous Rose Bost on
Sept. 3,1939, in Newton to the jj.
late Sidney A. Bost Jr. and the y
late Dorothy Bumgamer Bost.
she graduated from Newton- deatl
Conover High School in 1957.
She retired from Funder Amer-
ica as director of purchasing g
in 1999. She was a member of
First United Methodist Church
of Mocksville and served on
the parsonage committee. She
was a golfer and loved all gj,jj g
sports. She belonged to a num- ^
berofbridgeclubsandenjoyed gj 2 j
and loved all of her time with geih]
her bridge partners and friends. chUK
Survivors: Ken Sales, whom
she married June 10, 1966; 2 ij,g
sons, Kip Sales (Wendy) of jy^
Wiliiamston and KeUy Sales 28 at
(Katie) of Salisbury; 2 sis- ^
ters, Joyce Huffman (Luke)
of Hickory and Barbara Tor-
res (Manny) of Greensboro: a vaj,gg
brother. Alien Bost (Marsha)
ofTaylorsville; uncle and aunt, haywt
Pete and Fninkie Bost of Huni-
eraville; aunt, Helen Bost of
Newton; 2 sisters-in-law, Doris
Sales Lakey and Oeri M. Sales,
both of Mocksville; 5 grand
children, Hunter, Harrison,
Hannah, Hayes and her new
est grandson, Aiden, bom Nov.
15,2012; numerous nieces and
nephews.
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HoUis Pilcher Smith
Mrs. Hollis Pilcher Smith,
91, of Advance died Sunday,
Dec. 23,2012 at Forsyth Medi
cal Center.
She was bom Nov. 10,1921
in Davie County to John Walter
and Alice Cornelius Pilcher.
Mrs. Smith was preceded in
death by her parents; her hus
band, William Veigtl Smith; 2
sons, Darrell and Larry Smith;
and a grandson. Chris Smith.
Surviving: a daughter, Kay
Foster of Advance; a son. Lane
Smith ofAdvance; 5 grandchil
dren; 14 great-grandchUdren;
and a sister, Polly Wall.
A funeral service was held
at 2 pjK. Saturday, Dec. 29 at
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church with Dr. Barry Lemons
officiating. Burial followed in
the church cemetery. The fami
ly received friends Friday, Dec.
28 at Hayworth-Miller Kinder-
ton Chapel.
Memorials: Bethlehem
UMC, 321 Rediand Rd., Ad
vance.
Online condolences: www,
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Worth Alexander Snipes
Mr. Worth Alexander Snipes,
81, of Prospect Church Road,
Dunn, died Saturday, Dec. 22,
2012 at Rex Hospital in Ra
leigh.
He was bom on Jan. 11,1931
in Hamett County, son of the
late Cecil Worth Snipes and
Thelma TXirlington Johnson.
Mr. Snipes was a retired brick
mason and the former owner
and operator of W&S Citgo in
Erwm.
He was also preceded in
death by a brother, Keith Wayne
Snipes, a sister, Nina S. Athey
and husband Bob, and a son-in-
law. Dewey Elton CranfiU.
The funeral service was held
Thursday, Dec. 27 at 2 pjn. at
Erwin Chapel Church with the
Revs. Jeff Hayes and Jerome
Pope officiating. Burial fol-
'lowed in the church cemetery.
Visitation was at ;he church
prior to the service.
Survivors; his wife, Janice S.
Snipes; daughters, Marquietta
Snipes Gofcvth, Sheila Snipes
Young and husband Kim, Trina
Snipes Cranfill, all of Mocks-
ville, Regina Snipes Allen and
husband Mike of Advance, and
Regina Stone and husband San
dy of Dunn; a son, Chris Webb
and wife Ashley of Dunn;
step-father, George P. Johnson
of Erxin; grandchildren, An
gela Gofonh Potts. Marquietta
Braverman and husband Eu
gene, Jeremy Young and wife
Susan. JomW
Julie Young Thomasson and
Timmy Shinault, Sabrina Nor
man and husband Carlos. Greg
Cranfill. Jody Dillard, Logan
Alien. Jilliag Webb and Abby
Webb; great-grandchildren, Al
exandria, Justin and lyicr Potts,
Gabriel and Mathew Young,
Gavin and Kaleb Gauntt, Alys-
sa, Riley and Braydon Thomas-
son, Adrian and Zachary Cran
fill, Domenyk Wilkcs, Adysen
and Eve Norman; great-great
grandchild, Alaina Madison
Nutting; brothers, Allen Snipes
and wife Diane of Cooleemee
and Terry Lee Snipes and wife
Linda of Spencer; step-sislcr,
Debbie Jones and husband
Donald of Banner Elk; sister-
in-law, Nancy Snipes of Erwin.
Edith Moore Waller
Edith Moore Waller, 90, of
Will Boone Road, Mocksville,
died on Friday, Dec. 28, 2012,
at Autumn Care of Mocksville.
Bom in Cabarrus County
on June 3, 1922, she was the
daughter of the late Luther Da
vid Moore and Birtha Riddlen
Moore. She had been a private
duly nurse and was a member
of the Church of God of Proph
ecy in MocksviDe.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, Melvin
Lee Waller; a son, Johny Cisaro
Waller, and 2 great-grandsons,
Kenneth Aubrey Waller and Ja
son Lee Briscoe.
Survivors: 2 sons. Donnie
K. (Nellie) Waller and Wayne
Manley (Mary) Waller, all of
Mocksville; 8 grandchildren;
14.great-grandchildren; and 6
great-great-grandchildren.
A graveside celebration of
life service was held Monday,
Dec. 31, at 1 p.m. at Rowan
Memorial Park with Sister She-
lia Jonas officiating. The fam
ily received friends Monday at
Davie Funeral Service.
Memorials: Church of
God of Prophecy, US 601 S..
Mocksville.
Online condolences: www.
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V Sandra Lynn Wilson
Miss Sandra Lynn Wilson,
46 of Clemntons, died Wednes
day, Dec. 26, 2012 at Forsyth
Medical Center.
She was bom Sept. 29,1966
in Forsyth County to James and
Sandra McNab Wlson.
Miss Wilson is preceded in
death by a brother, Jimmy Wil
son.
Surviving; her parents; 2
aunts. Anne Oliver and Janet
McNab; 2 uncles, Tommy and
Jimmy McNab; and 5 cousins,
George Wilson Jr., Ellen W.
Watson and husband fl'&ell,
Aiford Wilson and wife Lynn,
Carol Wilson and Russell Wil
son and wife Karen.
A graveside service was
conducted at noon Saturday,
Dec. 29 at Pfafftown Chris
tian Church Cemetery by the
Rev. Kevin Frack. A memorial
service followed at 2 p.m. at
Comeretone Christian Church
in Mocksville. The family re
ceived i'riends following the
service at the church.
Memorials; Cornerstone
Christian, 1585 NC 801 N.,
Mocksville; or NC Disability
Rights, 2626 Glenwood Ave.,
Suite 550, Raleigh, 27608.
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RilU Mae Lowder Athey
Mre. Rilla Mae Lowder
Athey, 76, of Cooleemee died
Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013 at
Forsyth Medical Center in
Winston-Salem.
She was born March 24,
1936 in Cooieemee to the late
Robert Lee and Gladys Milho-
len Lowder. Mrs. Athey was a
graduate of Cooleemee High
School. She retired from AT&T
after 30 years and was a mem
ber of the Telephone Pioneers
ofAmerica.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. Jack C.
Athey on Aug. 4,1999.
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Leann Athey Dodd (Kevin) of
Cooleemee and Amanda Ma
ria Athey (Callie) of Charlotte;
3 grandchildren, Kara Dodd,
Kaitlin Dodd and Jack Aaron
Dodd; and a sister, Susan Lan
caster (D) of Cooleemee.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2:30 pm. Sunday,
Jan. 6 at Eaton Funeral Cha
pel, Mocksville with the Rev.
Shelby Harbour and Pastor
John Oroff officiating. Burial
followed in Rowan Memorial
Park in Sali.sbury. The family
received friends Sunday at the
funeral home.
Memorials: Cooleemee Pres
byterian, PO Box 27, Coolee
mee, 27014.
' Online condolences: www.
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WJD. 'Bud' Booie Jr. ^
W.D. "Bud" Booie Jr.. 88,
of Fork Bixby Road, Advance,
died on Saturday, Dec. 29,
2012, at his home.
Bom in Davie County on
May 20,1924, he was the son
of the late William David Boo
ie Sr. and Lula Kate Brown
Booie. He was a retired furni
ture worker and was a member
ofljames Baptist Church.
He was also preceded in
death by an infant daughter, a
sister, Ruth Hiutt, and an infant
brother, Rodwell Booie.
Survivors: his wife of 53
years, Joan Bamey Booie.
whom he married on Dec. 19,
1959; 4 sons, David Booie of
Advance, Bamey (Talia) Boo
ie of Mocksville, Jeff (Gail)
Booie of Advance and Eric
(Heather) Booie of Fork; a sis
ter, Edna Booie (Bill) Baity of
Mocksville; 11 grandchildren;
and many special friends.
A graveside celebration of
life service was scheduled for
Thursday, Jan. 3 at 2 p.m. at
Ijames Baptist Church Cem
etery with the Rev, Donald
Luffraan officiating. Burial was
to follow in the church ceme
tery. Tlie family was to receive
friends on Wednesday. Jan. 2
from 6-8 p.m. at Davie Funeral
Service.
Online condolences: www.
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James E. Everidge Jr.
Mr. James "Jim" Edgar 1
Everidge Jr., 81. died Wednes- }
day, Jan. 2, 2013. at Forsyth
Medical Center in Winston Sa- «
lem.
Mr. Everidge was bom Sept.
4, 1931, in Yadkin County
to the late James Edgar and
Hazel Wilkins Everidge. Mr.
Everidge graduated from Ap
palachian State Teachers Col
lege and was a member of the
original Duggins Boys' football
team. He graduated from LFNC
Greensboro with a master's de
gree in school administration.
He coached and taught at Yad-
kinvilie High School, was prin
cipal of Charlotte High School
in Punia Gorda. Fla. for five
years, before retuming to Davie
County to become superinten
dent. He served as superinten
dent for 17 yean. 1964-81.the
longest tenure of anyone at the
schools' helm. Mr. Everidge
was a member of First Baptist
Church of Mocksville for 48
years and had served as a dea
con and was a former Rotanan.
He was also preceded in
death by 3 brothers, Sam, Jack
and John Everidge; and a sister,
Margaret Ipock.
Survivors: his wife, Geor
gia Anne Cashion Everidge;
2 daughten, Candy Everidge
Poplin (David) and Anna
Everidge Thrower (Mark); a
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son, Joey Everidge; 7 grand
children, l^uren Poplin Ballew
(Wes), Dave Poplin. Zach Ad-
die and Emma Everidge and
their mother, Maleia Everidge.
Max Cagliesi and Lilianna
Thrower; 4 brothers, Charles,
Joe, Albert and Ovid Everidge;
and 2 sisters, Elaine Ireland and
Judy MauJdin.
A celebration of his life was
held at 3 pm. Sunday, Jan. 6 at
First Baptist Church of Mocks
ville with the Revs. Shane Nix
on, Albert Everidge and Keith
Howell officiating. The family
received friends at the church
following the service.
Memorials; First Baptist
Building Fund, 412 N. Main
St., Mocksville.
Online condolences: www.
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Helen Brown Hoover
Helen Brown Hoover, 80, of
Woodward Road, Mocksville,
died on Friday, Jan. 4.2013, ai
her borne.
Bom in Davie County on
Feb. 14, 1932,. she was the
daughter of Che late George
Washington Brown and Min
nie Mae Houston Summers
Brown. She was a homemaker
and attended Oak Grove United
Methodist Church.
Survivors: her husband of
60 years, Joe R. Hoover of
the home; a son, Carl (Lisa)
Hoover of Mocksville; a
daughter, Lynn Hoover (Dale)
Yokley of Mocksville; and 4
grandchildren, Michael (fianc^
Lisa) Hoover of Mocksville,
Zachaiy (Allison) Yokley of
Blacksbuig, Va., Elizabeth Y.
(Ryan) Krige of Mocksville,
and Heather Hoover (Justin)
Day wait of Mocksville.
She was preceded in death
by an infant brother and sister.
A celebration of life service
was held Sunday. Jan. 6 at 3
ptn. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with the Rev. John
Erwin officiating. The family
received fiiends on Sunday at
the funeral home.
Memorials; Davie County
Public Library Memorial Gift
Fund, 371 N. Main St.,Mocks-
viUe.
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Margaret C. Laaier
Mrs. Margaret Caiherine Ni-
fong Crotts Lanler, 88, NC 801
South, Advance, died Wednes
day, Jan. 2,2013, at her home.
She was bom Oct. 5, 1924,
in Davidson County, to the
late Walter Eugene and Addie
Lcnora Everhart Nifong. Mrs.
Lanier was a member of Fulton
United Methodist Church. She
enjoyed gardening and woiidng
in her flowers.
She was also preceded in
death by a daughter, Kathy
Lenora Lanier; a son, Larry
Hubert Crotts; and 5 siblings,
Albert Nifong, Bill Nifong,
Pauline Head, Edna Mae Head
and Martha Penyman. ^
Survivors: her husband, Joe
Dean Lanier Sr of the home; 4
chiltlreD, Rickey Eugene Crotts
(Okhui) of Le)tington. Linda
Comatzer of Advance, Cindy
Comatzer (Dale) and Joe Lani
er Jr. (Mary), all of Mocksville:
7 grandchildren, Charles Crotts
(Alexis), Chris Comatzer (Sar
ah), Chad Comatzer, Brand!
Pattl (Victor),Derek Comatzer,
Christy Smith and Gene Smith;
S 'great-grandchildren; a sister,
Wilma Cockman; a brother,
Frank Nifong, both of Winston-
Salem; and several nieces and
nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m., Saturday,
Jan. 5 at Eaton Funeral Chapel,
Mocksville with the Rev. Kirk
Ibttcrow officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Fulton Uniled Meth
odist Church Cemetery. The
family received friends at the
funeral home one hour before
the service.
Memorials: Fulton UMC
Omelery Fund, PO Box 87,
Advance,; or Hospicc/Pallia-
tive CarcCenter, 377 Hospital
St,. Suite 103, Mocksville.
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of Winston-Salem; 2 daugh
ters, Patricia McLelland Leon
ard (Tony) and Chrystal Rogers
Thomas, both of Mocksville;
2 brothers, Richard Rogers of
Hickory and Michael Rogers
(Betty) of Mocksville; 1 sister,
Teresa Smoot (Jim) of Mocks
ville; 13 grandchildren: and 1
great-grandchild.
A celebration of life service
was held Saturday, Jan. 5 at 3
p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with the Rev. Scott
Schuyler officiating. The fam
ily received friends Friday, Jan.
4, 2013 at the funeral home.
Burial was in Tuirentine Bap
tist Church Cemetery.
Memorials: Davie Funeral
Serviee, 416 Valley Road.
Mocksville, to help offset the
cost of the funeral expenses.
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y Patrick Clyde Rogers
Patrick Clyde Rogers, 67, of
US 64 West, Mocksville, died
Monday, Dec. 31,2012, at Ire-
dell Memorial Hospital, States-
vilie.
Bom in Hertfordshire, Eng-
lartd on June 1, 1945, he was
the son of the late James Clyde
Rogers and Kathleen Slevin
Rogers. He was retired owner/
operator of Federal Security
Trucking Co. and a member of
Turrentine Baptist Church.
He was also preceded in
death by a daughter, Lorie Mar
lowe in 1987; and a brother.
Danny Rogers in 1996.
Survivors: his wife of 37
years, Kathy Hellard Rogers
of the home; 3 sons. Wayne
McLelland (Angela) of Trinity,
Rusty McLelland (Bobbie) of
Mocksville and Scoitie Rogers
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ViDcksville. NC
J Jean Louise ShafTer
Jean Louise Rieb Shaffer,
88, of US 64 West, Mocksville,
died on Thursday, Dec. 13,
2012, at Gordon Hospice Home
in Statesville.
Bora in Venaga County, Pa,
on May 26, 1924, she was the
daughter of the late Dennie
Rieb and Doris Irene McDow
ell Rieb. She was a nunse for
the Davie County Home Health
and was a member of the Mace
donia Moravian Church in Ad
vance.
Survivors: a son. Gale V.
(Carolyn) Shaffer Jr. of Lex
ington; 4 daughters, Judith Ann
(Bobby) Wall of Hueytown,
Ala., Doris ]. (Peter) Summer
of Westfield, Elaine (Rick) Sty-
eis of Courtney, and Melanie
(Lany) Miller of Mocksville;
II grandchildren; and 9 great
grandchildren.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. Gale V.
Shaffer Sr., in 1987, and a sis
ter, Isabellc Richards.
A celebration of life service
will be held Saturday, Jan. 19,
at 3 p.m. at the Macedonia
Moravian Church in Advance,
with Pastor Jeff Caner officiat
ing. Inurnment will follow in
the church graveyard.
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Stanley Leon Smith
Mr. Stanley Leon "Buster"
Smith. 77. of Advance died
Thursday, Jan. 3, 2013 at the
Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home.
He was bom Feb. 28, 1935
in Forsyth County to George.
Clingman and Ima Stanley
Smith. Mr. Smith worked for
30 years as a brick mason and
went on to retire after 20 years
as chief jailer with the Davie
County Sheriff's Office. He ,
was a member of Yadkin Valley !
Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death
by his wife, Carrie Sue Ellis /
Smith.
Surviving; 4 children, George
Markiand Smith, Michael Ray
Smith, Donna Smith McCraw
and Dianna Smith Stephens
and husband John; 6 grandchil
dren, Cody Stephens and wife
Brandi, Courtney Stephens
Ridenhour and husband Adam,
Michelle Smith, Johnny Smith,
Marlee Smith and Brooke Mc
Craw; a great-granddaughter,
Rhaelyn Leona Stephens; a
brother, Jack Smith and wife
Beth; and 4 sisters, Mittie Woo-
sley, Barbara Dorsett and bus-
band Carlos, Gaynell Pope and
Esther Wooten.
A funeral service was held at
2 pjn. Sunday, Jan. 6 at Hay-
worth-Miiler Kinderton Chapel
with the Rev. Ronnie Craddock
officiating. Burial followed at
Yadkin Valley Baptist Church
Cemetery. The family received
friends Saturday evening at the
funeral home.
Memorials; Hospice/Pallia
tive CareCenter, 101 Hospice
Lane, Winsion-Salem, 27103.
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H.R. Underwood
H.R. "Buddy" Underwood
died early Wednesday morning,
Jan. 2, 2013 at Bon Secours
Memorial Regional Hospital
in Mechanicsville, Va. after a
long illness.
He was preceded in death by
liis mother, father, step mother,
and sister.
Survivors: a daughter, Mel
ody Underwood McBride of
Burlington; a son, Christian
Underwood of Pittsbuigh, Pa.;
5 grandchildren; a great-grand
child, and 9 siblings.
A memorial service to cel
ebrate his life win be held on
Friday, Jan. 1! at 4 pjij. in the
reception hall of Statesville
Masonic Lodge 27. 302 E.
Front St..
Memorials; for fund to be set
up, to learn more email Melody
at FBRMMM@gmail.com.
s! DolHe Mae Wingo
Mrs. Dollie Mac Hardy
Wingo, 59. of US 601 North,
Mocksville. died Saliuday, Jan.
5, 2013. at her home.
She was born June 22,1953,
in Tazewell County, Va. to
the late Floyd and Grade Dot
Brewster Hardy. Mrs. Wingo
WHS employed by VF Jeans-
wear in Mocksville. She was a
sweet, loving person who cared
about others and her dogs.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, James
Thomas Wingo; a son. James
Wesley Wingo; a sister, Katie
Brewster; and a brother, Floyd
Allen Hardy Sr.
Survivors: 2 sons, George
Quinton Wingo and Joshua
Shannon Wingo (isabell), all of
Mocksville; a grandson, Avery
Lee Hardin; and 2 sisters, Rosie
. Toney and Kenneth and Arelia
Riley.
A funeral service was to be
conducted at 11 ajn., Thursday,
Jan. 10 at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Wayne Swisher
officiating. Burial was to follow
in Hanweil Cemetery, Hart-
well. W.Va, 'i'he family was to
receive friends Thursday at the
funeral home one hour prior to
the service.
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John Peter Dubiel
Mr. John Peter Dubiel. for
merly of Wesiford, Mass., died
Monday. Jan. 7. 2013 due to
heart complications.
He was bom Jan. 14, 1947
In Springfield. Mass, (o the late
John and Kaiherine Subjek Du
biel. He was a graduate of Ca
thedral High School (Spring
field). Worchester Polytechnic
Insthute and Renssalaer. Mr.
Dubiel served in the US Army
Signal Corp during the Viet
nam War era and during his
IT career had been employed
with Boston Edison. Gartner
and most recently Tata Consul
tancy. He amused family and
friends with the passion and
dedication to all things birds,
cooking, gardening and golf.
Surviving; his wife. Joyce
(^liarelli Dubiel; daughter,
Stephanie J. Vestal and hus
band Mitch of Winslon-Salera;
granddaughter, Gabriclla Marie
Vestal; a sister, Patricia A. Trela
of Quincy, Mass.; and 11 nieces
and nephews,
A memorial service was con
ducted at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan.
13 at Hayworth-Miller Kinder-
ton Chapel by Pastor Nathan
Parrish. The family received
friends following the service.
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v/stamey Lec Gaither
Stamey Lee Gaither, 55. died
on Jan. 9, 2013 at Wake For
est University Baptist Medical
Center following a short ill
ness.
He was bom in Iredell Coun
ty, March 17, 1957. son of the
late Ernest and Novella Turner
Gaither. He graduated from |
North Iredell High School and
worked at Windcup in Moores-
ville, and was last employed at
lyson Company in Harmony.
He loved the ouidoon.
His funeral service was held
Monday. Jan. 14 at 2 p.m.
at Grahatn Funeral Home in
Mocksville. The Rev. Ronald
Harold officiated and burial
followed in Rocky Creek AME
Zion Church Cemetery. The
family received friends at the
funeral borne 30 minutes be
fore the service.
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James David Garwood / '—
James David "Dave" Gar- v Ronald (
wood, 51, of Sophia died Mr. Rom
Thursday,Jan. 10,2013 atRan- died Tuesd
dolph Hospital. Wake Fore
The family received friends Center in V
Smurday, Jan. 12 at Sawyers- He was 1
ville WesJeyan Cliurch. Ashe- Jn Rowan
boro. where funeral services Challie Cla
followed at noon with the Revs. ton Kirk. \
Darrell Rabon and Rev. Jeff from the D;
Gamer, and Richard Brooks system aft
officiating. Burial was in tlui years. He
church cemetery. cal educatii
Mr. Garwood was a native director an
of Mocksville. He was a mem- of wrestllnj
ber of Sawyersville WesJeyan Kirk was oi
where he was a Sunday School cessful mid(
teacher and sound technician. coaches in f
He worked as a disc jockey a Harley-Da
in radio for 19 years. He was He was
a former county committee death by a si
member for Relay for Life and Kirk,
was known in AshebOro for Survivors
working in the Sawyersville Gentiy Kirk
Scoop Shack for Relay for Life. Lauren, Brt
He enjoyed volunteering at Joy Kirk, all of 1
FM as a disc jockey on Sacur- A funeral
day night. ducted at I
Survivors; his wife, Angela Jan. ]2 at E
Davis Garwood; mother. Dot pel with Di
GarwoodofMocksviilc;fartier- officiating. I
and mother-in-law, Lewis and Westlawn G
Doris Davis of Sophia; brother- jn Clemmor
in-law. Rick Davis and wife ceived frien<
Gail of Asheboro; sister-in- at the funera
law, Tami Gamer and husband Memorial:
Duffy of Demon; nieces, Kayla pics Davie,
Davis and Danielle Gamer; and reallon, 644
faithful pet companion, Sam. Mocksville.
He was preceded in death by Online cc
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Memorials: Sawyersville
Wesleyan Garwood Fund, 157
Sawyersville Rd., Asheboro,
27205.
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Mocksville, NC
Ronald Claude Kirk
Mr. Ronald Claude Kirk. 58,
died Tuesday. Jan. 8, 2013, at
Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center in Winston-Salem.
He was bom April 29, 1954,
in Rowan County, to the late
Challie Claude and Mary Wal
ton Kirk. Mr. Kirk was retired
from the Davie County Scliool
system after more than 35
years. He had been a physi
cal education teacher, athletic
director and the head coach
of wrestling and football. Mr.
Kirk was one of the most suc
cessful middle school wrestling
coaches in NC history. He was
a Harley-Davidson enthusiast.
He was also preceded in
death by a son. Ronald William
Kirk.
Survivors: his wife, Susan
Gently Kirk; and 3 daughters.
Lauren. BrettJy and Madison
Kirk, all of Mocksville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m.. Saturday,
Jan. 12 at Eaton Funeral Cha
pel with Dr. David Gilbreath
officiating. Burial followed in
Westlawn Gardens of Memory
in Clemmons, TTie family re
ceived friends Friday. Jan. II.
at the funeral home.
Memorials: Special Olym
pics Davie. do Parks & Rec
reation, 644 N. Main Street,
Mocksville.
Online condolences: whiv.
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Sandra Kay Lucas
Sandra Kay "Miss Sandy"
Lucas. 59, of Valhalla Trail,
Mocksville, died on Monday,
Jan. 14,2013.
Bom in Charleston, W.Va,
on Jan, 15, 1953, she was the
daughter of the late Thomas
J, Nipps and Pauline Melton
Nipps, She was a member and
staff member at Trinity Baptist
Church for the last 20 years.
Survivors: her husband of 40
years, Larry W. Lucas of the
home; a brother, Gary Nipps of
Dunbar.W.Va.; a sister, Brenda
Norman of Mocksville. and
several nieces, nephews and
great nieces and nephews.
celebration of life ser
vice was held Wednesday. Jan.
16 at U a.m. at Trinity Bap
tist Church with Pastor Dar-
rell Cox officiating. Burial
was in the Preston Cemetery
in Charleston. The family re
ceived friends Tuesday, Jan, 15
at Trinity Baptist Church.
Memorials: Trinity Baptist
Bus Ministry or Trinity Bap
tist .\cademy, 2722 US 601 S.,
McKksville.
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Vestal J. Potts
Mr. Vestal J. Potts, 81, of
Advance died Friday, Jan. 11,
2013 at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter.
Mr. Potts was bom on March
9. 1931 to Solomon Franklin
and Ida Jane Hendrix Potts. He
was an active member of .Ad
vance Baptist Church, partici
pating on committees, teaching
Sunday school, and serving as
the church secretary. Mr, Potts
was inducted into the N.C,
Softball ASA Hall of Fame, as
well as the Davie County High
j School Hall of Fame for coach-
I ing. He was a recreation direc
tor in Davie and Forsyth coun
ties and hosted many soflball
j tournaments. The gymnasium
at Shady Grove was dedicated
to Mr. Potts in 2002. He was
a lifelong teacher, mentor, and
coach. Mr. Potts enjoyed work
ing with flowers, being out
doors. arts aid crafts and was
the owner of Prints-n-Things
in Advance. He enjoyed eating
at Jimmy the Greeks and loved
people and the company of oih-
Jerryiene Vick Kiddle
Mrs. Jerrylenc Vick Riddle,
77. of Spring Street, Mocks
ville. died Monday, Jan. 14,
2013, at Autumn Care of
Mocksville.
She was bom March 16.
1935, in Davie County, to the
late Bert and Allie Nail Vick,
Mrs. Riddle was a member of
Blaise Baptist Church, She
had worked in the 4-5-year-old
Sunday school class at First
Baptist Church, Mocksville.
Mrs. Riddle was a cake decora
tor, enjoyed time in the kitchen
where she loved to cook and
bake and was a seamstress. She *
enjoyed ministering to others.
She was also preceded in
death by a brother. Bill Vick,
Survivors: her husband, Ves
tal Gray Riddle of the home; a
daughter, Vicky Lyday (Rus
sell) of Moeganlon; 2 grand
sons, Stephen Lyday (Jenni
fer) and Robert Lyday, all of
Mocksville; a sister. Vemiece
Howard of Pinevllle; special
Mr. Potts was preceded in friends, Gene Whitaker and
death by his parents; 4 brolliers; Petra Carter: and several nieces
6 sisters; and a special friend of and nephews.
more than 50 years. Lucy Ford ^ funeral service was to be
Phelps; and a devoted friend, conducted at 1 p.m.. Wednes-
Jim Jones, jav Jan. 16 at Eaton Funeral
Survivors: his brother. Rolv ,
ert-Bo Potts of Advance; and Sellers and Jeremy Amiek of-
several meces anc nephews. i ~ . -r^ . . ^
A funeral service was con- Buna! was to follow
ducted at II a.m. Monday, Jan,'"i Rose Cemetery. The family
14 at Advance First Baptist received friends Tuesday, Jan.
Church with the Rev. Rodney 15 at the funeral home.
Hellard officiating. The body Memorials: Davie Home
lie in state one hour prior to Health, PO Box 848, Mocks-
the service. Burial followed in ville; or donor's choice,
the church cemeWry. The fam- Online condolences: WWW.ily received friends Sunday ..a,onJuneraheryice^;m.
evening at Hayvvorlh-Miiler
Kindenon Chapel.
Memorials; Advance First i
Baptist. PO Box 153. Advance.
Online condolences; m'wiv. '
ha\iworlh-irtiller.C(im.
Richard Albert Smith
Richard Albert Smith, 86,
of Center Street, Cooleemee,
died on Monday. Jan. 8, 2013
at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home,
Bom in Davie County on
May 27, 1926, he was the son
of the late Willie Albert Smith
and Nora Mae Spry Smith. He
retired as an accountant in 1986
from Exxon-Mobil Petroleum
Co., served in the US Navy
during World War II, and was
a member of the Cooleemee
I United Methodist Church,
Survivors: a son. Barry
Smith of Austin.Texas; a sister
Sue (Jack) Eudy. and a brother,
Lawrence (Bertie) Smith, both
of Cooleemee: and several
nieces and nephews.
He was also preceded in
death by a sister, Hazel Smith
Ijames.
A celebration of life service
was conducted Friday, Jan. 11
at 2 p.m. at Cooleemee United
Methodist Church, with the
Rev. Patrick Marion officiating.
The family received friends
one hour prior to the service at
the church. A private Jnummem
was in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials: Cooleemee
UMC, PO Box 69, Cooleemee,
27014.
Online condolences: htvw,
dmiefuneralservicfcom.
. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RKCOKU, Thursday. Jan. 17.2013
J William'Ralph'Smilh
Mr, NViliiam "Ralph" Smith,
93, of Advance died Thursday.
Ian, 10,2013 at his residence,
Mr. Smith was bom in Ala
bama on March 27, 19)9 to
Samuel Jones and Ethel Arm
strong Smith,
Sur%'ivors; his wife, Leiia
Mae Smith; a son, William
Glen Smilh; 4 daughters. Glen-
da Wendel, Lori Myers, Lisa
Smith and Vonda Anders; 2
step-daughters, Brenda James
and Sharon Nonis; 12 grand
children; 15 great-grandchil
dren; 3 great-great-grandchil
dren; a brother. Wren Smith;
2 sisters, Maxine Lyle and Sis
Smith; and several nieces and
nephews,
A memorial service was held
at 6 p,m, Tuesday, Jan. 15 at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton
Chapel with Pastor Will Pryor
officiating.
Memorials: American Can
cer Society, 4A Oak Branch
Drive, Greensboro, 27407.
Online condolences: ivn'ir,
hiiyn-orih-milterxom.
/Billy Ray WaU
Mr, Billy Ray WaU, 76. of
' Mocksville, died Thursday,
Jan. 10.2013, at his home.
He was bom Sept, 8,1936, in
Davii County, to the late .A.W,
and Mary Wilkcrson Wall. Mr.
Wall was retired from Burl
ington Mills in Cooleemee.
He was a member of Trinity
Baptist Church, Mr, Wall had ,
sefN'ed as a deacon, Sunday
school teacher and had been
active as a leader of the choir at
' Community Baptist and Edge-
wood Baptist churches.
He was also preceded in
death by a sister, Millie Wall
Blalock,
Survivors: his wife of 58
years, Shelby Jean Carter WaU
of the home; 2 sons, Billy
Wall (Susan) and Bobby WaU
(Kathi), all of Mocksville; a
brother, Donnie Wall (Carol) of
Hickory; a sister, Frances CUck
of Cooleemee; 4 grandchildren.
Brent Wall (Kerri). Beth Cart
er (Justin), all of Mocksville.
Anna Wilson (Jeff) and Lorie
Frye (Ben), all of Advance; 9
great-grandchildren. Spencer,
Mason and Katherine Wilson.
Charlie and SteUa Frye, Cooper
and Carly Wall and Rylea and
Holt Carter; and several special
nieces and nephews,
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 p.m.. Samrday,
Jan, 12 at Eaton Funeral Cha
pel with the Rev, Gary Blalock
and Dr, Darrell Cox officiat
ing, Burial followed in Lib
erty United Methodist Clturch
Cemetery, The family received
friends at the funeral home one
hour before the service.
Online condolences: «^vw.
ealonfuueralxcrvice.com.
The family received friends
Monday at Summersett Funeral
Home, Funeral services were at
2 p.m. Tuesday at Vicioiy Bap
tist Church, Cooleemee with
the Rev, Shelby Harbour offi
ciating, He lie in state 30 min
utes before the service. Burial
followed at Rowan Memorial
Paik with Masonic Graveside
Kites conducted by the Fulton
Masonic Lodge.
Memorials: Victory Baptist
Building Fund, PC Box 686,
Cooleemee, 27014,
Online condolences; www.
summeTsettfunera}homej:om.
Thomas Michael Webb
Thomas Michael Webb, 62,
of Cooleemee died Saturday,
Jan, 12,2013 at Forsyth Medi
cal Center,
Born Jan. 25.1950 in Salis
bury, he was the son of the late
Irene Eagle Webb and Thomas
Harold Webb, He was edu
cated in the Salisbury schools
and graduated from Boyden
High School, Class of 1969
and served in the National
Guard. He was employed for
Bell South for 20 years, owned
Tom's Gun Shop and later
was employed by Shafer Rail
ing before retiring. He was
a member of Victory Baptist
Church. member and Past Mas
ter of Fulton Masonic Lodge
99 AF&AM, Rowan County
Shrine Club, served as a special
deputy with the Rowan County
Sheriff's Department. He won
election to the Rowan County
Board of Commissioners in
1990 and was voted vice chair
of the board in December 1990
and was re-elected in a run-off
in May 1994. He was a people
person and enjoyed talking to
everyone. He also enjoyed trav
eling, especially to the Outer
Banks, lighthouses, and his
dogs. Maddic, Cuner and Spot.
Survivors; his wife, Naomi
Lowder Webb, whom he mar
ried in 1974 and again in 2000;
several nieces and nephews:
and his dogs.
• rrvttnW Put)V\C UQ'S'V
"J Jackie Dandison Wooten
Jacqueline "Jackie" Dandi
son Wooten, 55, of Salisbury,
diedThursday.Jan. 10,2013 at
Rowan Regional Medical Cen
ter.
She is a 1975 graduate of
Salisbury High School, a grad
uate of UNC-Charlone with
graduaie degrees from Greens
boro College and UNC-Chapel
Hill. She worked for many
years as a radiation therapist
in Charlotte and Salisbury. She
was a member of Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. She was a
Cursillista and found solace in
her group reunion when she
was able to make it. She was
an excellent cook, enjoyed her
book club and canasta group,
She was passionate about her
daughter, Anna, substituting
at her school when she was
young. She loved spending
time with little ones of her
family. Bom July 23, 1957 in
Salisbury, she was the daughter
of Sister Susie Dandison, RSM
of Mocksville and the late John
Malcolm Dandison.
Also surviving; her daughter
of Salisbury: Anna's father. Dr.
Wayne Wooten, Salisbury; 2
brothers, Alex Dandison (Phyl
lis) of Greensboro, Alan Dan
dison (Ann) of Salisbury; and
sister Cris Brincefield (John) of
Salisbury; nephews and nieces,
Joel Brincefield (Amy Diirba),
Josh (Meredith) Brincclield.
Liza Phillips (Mike). Ash
ley Purcell (Tom). Elizabeth
(Aaron) Partridge, Erin Mor
ton, John Dandison (Kristen).
Andrew Dandison, Mariann
Dandison, Paul Dandison:
grand-nephews and nieces: Bo.
James, and Vivian Brincefield,
Owen Purcell and Will Phillips.
A Mass of Christian burial
will be held Saturday, Jan. 19.at
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
at 1 p.m. with Father John T.
Putnam, main celebrant, offici
ating. A reception will follow
in Brincefield Hall of Sacred
Heart Catholic School. Burial
will be at City Memorial Park
Cemetery at 3:30 p.m.. where
she will be buried beside her
father.
Memorials: Rowan Re
gional MMC Foundation,130
Mocksville Ave., Salisbury,
28144-3324; Holy Angels. PO
Box 710, Belmont,28012.
Online condolences; vwvu'.
suinmer.fetffnneralhomeMim.
J''rodrick Hugo EmiUon
Fredrick Hugo Bniilson,
85, ot Clemtnotis, died Mon
day. Jan. 14, 2013 at Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winsion-Salem.
He was born June 3. 1927,
the son of Hugo and Genevieve
Pitt Waller Emilson. He retired
iis a design engineer for Ingcr-
.solI-Rand Co. in Mocksviile.
He was a U.S. Navy veteran
of World War 11. He was a
member of Union Hill Baptist
Church in Clemmons. He had
a passion for music and travel
ing.
He married Betty Elliott on
Aug. 28.1948. She survives.
Also surviving: 4 children.
Randy (Rita) Emilson of Clem
mons. Oiiic (Teresa) Emilson of
Dunn, Tern (Steve) HamJin of
Raleigh. Debbi (Mark) Bailey
of Allama; 8 grandchildren:
and 10 great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
.11 2 p.m. Friday. .Ian. 18 at
Union Hill Baptist Church
in Clemmons. Visitation was
iin hour prior to the service at
the church- Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Online eondolences: m'H'K'.
frankyo^leniiidsons.com.
Memorials: Union Hill Bap
tist in Clemmons.
Carolyn Hetlard Lewis
Carolyn llellard Lewis. 60.
of .Stalesville. died Saturday,
•Jan. 12. 2013 at the Gordon
Hospice llou.se.
Mrs, Lewis was bom Feb. 13,
19.52 in Rowan County, daugh
ter of Mabel Hellard Couch and
the late Lcotiard Hellard. She
attended Uavic County Schools
and Milclicll Community Col
lege. She Wiis a member of
Faith Baptist Church and was
employed by the Ircdell Coun
ty Health Depaninent. She was
married to l^c Roy J,ewis, who
died Nov. 4. 2011. She loved
S|rcriding time with her grand
children and loved all animals.
Also surviving; 2 daughters,
Angela Peirea (Mike) of Kan-
iiapttlis and I'ammy Griffin of
Statcsvillc: 7 grandchildren,
Alexandra. Michael and Olivia
Peirea, Jacob, Tanner, Aldan
and Eli Griflin; a brother. Don
Hellard; and 4 sisters. Susan
Head, Joy Scnford iCraig).
Aylisa Grose (Thomas) and
Christy Woods (Ricky).
Hci funerai service was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday,
Jan. I() HI Faith Baptist Church
with Pastor Daniel Crawley
ulTicialing- Burial fallowed in
the church cemetery. The fam
ily received rriencls Tuesday at
Nicholson Funeral Home. Pall
bearers were Jeremy, Joshua.
Jonath.in, Joseph. Jesse Scaford
and Eih.iu Grose. Honorary
pallbearer was Jacob Griffin.
Memorials: Hospice/Pal
liative Care of ircdell, 2347
Simonton Rd., SiaiesviUe,
28625.
Online condolences: univ.
iiicliohvnfiincralxx-tmi.
^Janies Charlie McBride
Mr. James Charlie McBride,
74.of Howardiown Circle,died
Saturday. Jan. 19. 2013, at his
home.
He was bom Nov. 12, 1938,
in Davic County to the late
Grady and Lucy Smith Mc
Bride. He wa.s a friend to his
neighbors. He loved working
outside, cutting wood, farming
and tractors.
He was aiso preceded in
death by 2 sisters, Etmna Jane
Knolt and Belly Foster.
Survivors: 2 sisters. Dorothy
Compuin and Stella McCaro
(Robert), all of ,\dvance: and
a brother. Glenn McBride of
Cameron. Texas.
A graveside service was
conducted at 2 p.m., Tuesday,
Jan. 22 at Smith Grove United
Methodist Cbuicii Cemetery
wjtlt the Rev. Chris Henson of
ficiating. riie iHmily received
friends at Ealon Funeral Home
on Tuesday.
Memorials: Smith Grove
UMC Cemetery fund, 3492 US
158 Mocksviile. 27028.
Online condolences: un'ie.
eaioiifiweroht^rvicex'om.
Davie County Pubi': lil^fsry
Mocksviile. tvC
y Carolyn S. McCanicss
Mrs. Carolyn Sarali Cherry
McCanless, 96, of Salisbury,
died Friday, Jan. 18. 201.^, at
Magnolia Gardens in Spencer.
She was bom Feb. 19. 19)6.
in Philadelphia, Pa. to the laic
Charles Connor and Clyde
Sheek Chcny. Mrs. McCanless
wa.s of the Methodist faith. .She
wa.s educated in the Salisbury
schools and was a graduate
of Marion Junior College and
Salisbury Business College.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. Robert
Lee McCanless; and 4 sisters,
Virginia Hendricks. Gwen
Keyes, Matlie Connor Cherry
and Gay Anger.
Survivors: 2 daughters. Har-
riette Henderson of Ormond
Beach, Fla. and Carol Beaver
of Salisbury: a son. Robert Lee
McCanless 11 (Jan) of China
Grove; 5 grandchildren, includ
ing Lynn Miller of Salisbury
and Michael Grandstaff of
Hickory; 8 great-grandchildren
including Hunter Denhani of
.Salisbuiy; and several nieces
and nephews.
A graveside service was con
ducted at 3 p.m.. Sunday. Jan.
20 at Rose Cemetery in MocLs-
villc with the Rev. Darren
Crotts officiating. The family
received friends at Eaton Fu
neral Home in Mocksville one
hour prior to the service.
Online condolences; www.
catonfitneralservicc.com.
VWilliam G. Summers
Mr. William Geoigc Sum
mers. 88. formerly of Oak
Grove Church Road. Mocks
ville, died Friday. Jan. 18.2013.
Mr. Summers was born in
Davie County to the laic Wil
liam "Buck" and Sallic Mc-
Clamrock Summers. He was a
veteran of the US Anny having
served during World War II and
retired from Ingersoll Rand.
His true vocation however, was
farming. He valued hard work
and coinraunily and never hesi
tated to letid a helping hand to
his family, fellow farmers and
his church.
He was also preceded in
death by his first wife. Frankie
Whitaker Summers in 1990; his
.second wife, Dolly BakcrSum-
mers in 1999; and his brother,
James Summers in 2008.
.Survivors: his third wife,
Margaret Summers of Mock.s-
vilie; a daugliler.Brenda Sum
mers of R;i]eigh; 2 suii.s. Bill
Summers (Marcia) and Bob
Summers (Karen), all of Clem-
moii.s; and grandchildreti, Erika
Summers of Raleigh. Nicholas
Summers of Cary, Jason Sum-
mer-s of New York City. Jeremy
Summers (Megan) of Clcm-
mons and Amber Jatte and Abi-
rose Summers of Clemnions.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m..Monday,Jan.
21 at Oak Grove United Meth
odist Church with the Revs.
Randy Manser and Brian Crady
officiating. Burial follow in the
church cemetery with military
rites by the VFW Memorial
Honor Guard. The family re
ceived friends Sunday, Jan. 20,
at Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: Oak ' Grove
UMC Cemetery fund c/o
Steve Whitaker, 2539 US 158,
Mocksville; or Community
' Hospice of Forsylh, 101 Hos
pice Lane Winslon-Salcm,
27103. "
^ Kathertne Keczor Tatiim
Mrs. Katherinc Feezor
Tatuin, 90. of Tiiluiii Road,
Mocksville, died .Sunday. Jan.
20. 2013 at Autumn Care of
■Mocksville.
She was bom Nov. 9, 1922,
in Davidson County to the
late Albert Waiter and IvOuella
Snider Feezor. She was a mem
ber of First Baptist Church,
Coolcemee wlierc she server]
as a Sunday School teacher for
many years. Mrs. Tatum had
been a teacher in Davidson and
Randolph counties until start
ing her family.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, E.G.
Tatum in 1995: a son Carl Ta
tum 111 in 2011; a sister; and 2
brothers.
Survivors: a daughter. Kathy
Crews (Bob) of Mocksville;
a daughter-in-law, Tina Ta
tum of Salisbuiy; a brother-
in-law, Frank Tatum (Marion)
of Mocksville; a sisler-in-iaw.
Ellen Young (Carlyle) of New
Bern; 2 grandsons. Robert
Crews (Heather) of Cary and
Tatum Crews of Raleigh: and
a granddaughter. Carley Tatum
of Myrtle Beach. S.C.
A memorial service was
conducted at 2 p.m., Wednes
day, Jan. 23 at E.iion Funeral
Chapel. The family received
friends at the funeral home fol
lowing the service.
Memorials: Jcrus.aJem Bap
tist Cemetery fund, 3203 US
601 S., Mocksville.
Online condolcncc.s: rvwic.
eaionftiiuTalserviccjrom.
Davje County Public Libfary^ Viocksville. NC
•>/ Richard L. Whisenhunt
Richard Louis "Ricky"
WhiscnhuiU. 58, of Will Boone
Road, Mocksville, died on Sat
urday. Jan, 19,2013 at Forsyth
Medical Center.
Bom in Forsyth County on
Dec .31,1954. he was the son of
the late Webster L. Whisenhunt
and Faiinic C. Church Whiscn- s
hum. He worked at HBD In
dustrials of Salisbury, attended
Calvary Baptist Church and
was a US Anny veteran.
He was also preceded in
death by 2 brothers and a sister.
Survivors: his wife. Don
na Myers Whisenhunt of the
home; son. Chris (Kristle)
Whisenhunt of Mocksville; a
daughter. Sissy (Jeremy) Efird
of Salisbury; 2 brothers. Roy
(Diane) Whisenhunt and Ray
(Debbie) Whisenhunt, all of
Mocksville; 3 grandchildren,
Jaxon Whisenhunt, and Brad
ley and Lucas Efird.
A celebration of life service
was held on Wednesday. Jan.
23 at I p-m. in the Davie Fu
neral Service Chapel with the
Rev. Jim Gryder officiating
The family received friends
Tuesday at the funeral home.
Burial was in Rose Cemetery.
Memorials; Davie Hospice/
Palliative CareCentcr. 377
Hospital St., Mocksville.
i Online condolences;
daviefivieratsen'icejjoni.
Paul Nicholson While
Paul Nicholson White died
on his ')9tli birthday on Jan. 20,
2013 at Wiliowbrook Rehabili
tation and Care Center. Yadkin-
villc.
Mr. White was bom Jan. 20.
1914 in Davie County to the
late B.F White and Clementine
Boyd White. He received his
education at the former Noah s
Ark .School in Davie County.
On Sept. 13. 1941 he married
the love of his life. Doris Wal
lace. They were married 65-5
years. He retired from Cannon
Mills after about 38 yeais of
employment as a weaver. He
was u member of the First Bap
tist Church, Kannapolis until
declining health prevented bis
attending.
Me was preceded in death
by his wife in April 2007; 4
brothers. Bracy. Lemuel, Roy,
and Juri White; a sister, Ari
zona White Hayes; 2 nephews.
Alien While aiid Carl While:
u niece, Bdith White Keaton:
greal-nephcw, Samuel L. While
Jr.: great-niece, Rebecca Jane
Carter: sIej^great-niece Marie
Marrs.
Survivors: nieces. Betty Sue
Smith, Mocksville; caregiver.
Jane White Carter (Jack) of Ad
vance; 3 nephews, Leon White
(Nancy). Grady White (Ann),
and John Frank White, all of
Mocksville; and numerous
great niece? and nephews, and
other extended family.
His funeral service wa.s to be
conducted Wednesday. Jan. 23.
at 2:30 p.m. at Whiiley's Fti-
neral Home Chapel. Kannapo
lis with the Rev. Dr. Tom Ca-
baniss olficiating. Tlic family
was to receive friends prior to
the service. Burial was to fol
low at Carolina MemorialPaik,
Kannapolis..
Memorials; Hospice/Pal •
liulive Care of Winston Salem,
101 Hospice Lane, Winslnn-
Saiem, 27103 in memory of
Paul N. While; or to the charily
of the donor's choice.
Online condolences: nwir.
wliiileysftiiivntlhonu-.com.
\/ Tony Major Barney Sr.
Mr. Ton)' Miijor Barney Sr..
79. of Dogwowi Lane, Mocks-
viile. died Saiiirday, Jan. 26.
2013,at Kale B. Reynolds Hos
pice Home in Winsion-Saleni.
He was born Feb. 7, 1933,
in Davic Couiily to the late Jim
and Bculflh Boijer Barney. Mr.
Barney wa.s a member of Firsi
Baptisi Ctiurcli, Mocksville
and was retired from Hanes/
Sara Lee Hosiery. In bis retire
ment years, he wa-S a carpnins-
ter. a iishemian and managcil
Gene's Carp Lake. He loved
playing card.s wilh family.
He was also preceded in
death by a son, Richard Barney.
Survivors: his wife of 61
years. Jo Ann Allen Barney of
the home; 3 ehildien, Marthn
Johnson (Jim) of Montgom
ery, Ala., Tony Baniey Jr. and
Diane Vngli-r (Jc.Ty Bodcu-
heimer), all of .Advana-. a
sister. Allie Richardson of
Winsion-Siiium; ^ brothers,
Levi Barney (\nipinia) of Lex
ington, Bobby Barney (Jessie)
of Advance, Jimmy Barney
(Shirley) of Midway and Grady
Barney (Ciiris) of .Adxance; 9
grandchildren; and 12 great
grandchildren.
A fiiiierid service was' con
ducted at I p.m., Monday, Jan.
28 at Eaion Funeral Oiapci
with the Rev, Jimmy Lancaster
ofiidnting. A private burial wiil
follow at a later time. The fam
ily receiveti friends on Mondiiy
at the funeral home.
Memorials; Kate B. Reyn
olds Hospice Honte. 101 Hos
pice Lane, Winston-.Snlem.
27103: or National Kidney
Fcundalioii of NC, 4819 Park
Road, Suite C. Chaxioiic,
28209-3274.
Online condolences; mne.
eatonfunerahervice.com.
Dorolh.v Foust HalJ
IToroihy Foust Hall, 73. of
.Adiance.dicd at her home,sur
rounded by I'amily. on Thurs
day,Jan.24,20].l"
She wa.s bom on Dee. 5.
19.39. In Cullman, Ala. to Ralph
Stevens and filoise Murphrcr
Fou.st. Her hunii) moved to
Winston-Sak-fu when she was
a child and site attended local
schiwls, gr.-Kliialing from Gray
High School. She manned her
high school sweetheart. Paul H.
Hall, on April 9. I960 and they
had 52 years of marriage. She
was a stay at home mother. She
was active in church activities
such as youth leader. EMW
president. Sunday School
teacher and Vacation Bible
School leader at Old Rich
mond Evangelical Methodist
Church where she was a mem
ber years ago and was cumsntly
.I member of Mi. Tabor 1 Inited
Methodist Church. When her
daughters were older she went
back lo sihiKil and br-caine a
real esl.ite bioker. <i career slit-
enjoyed for 25 years.
She was preceded in death
by hec'pHfenis. and her stepfa
ther. Fred Haire.
Survivois. her luisbiitul. i'mil
B. Hall of the home; daugh
ters. Kinrberley Harvey (Sethi
of Advance and Jennifer "Jcn-
ner" Lee (Keinl of Lewisville;
3 grandchildren,' Kara Harvey
and Sam Harvey of Advance,
and Alexandra I-ee of Lewis
ville: siblings.Linda .Matthews,
Renea Clifluu (Curt). Ttn-y
Foust (Jenny) and Bevcrl)- Col
lins (Ralph) of Winston-Salem.
Red Foust (Carol) aiul Bill
Foust iBccky) of Mocksvillc;
sister-in-l.avi, Beiry Hall Wc\
gandi iHric) of Winston-Snlcm;
and nicccs, nephews and greiii-
nieccs and nephews.
Visitation was Sunday. Jiin.
27 at Hayworth-Miller Funeral
Home on -Silas Creek Parkway
and ,a private graveside sen'icc
for family was held on Mon
day, Jan . 28 at Oaklawn Memo
rial Giirdciis, olficiated by Dr.
Mark Key.
Memoriuls: Mt. Tabor L'MC,
3542 Kobinhood Road. Win
sion-Salem.27106.
Online condolences; u-vi'ir.
hawi/ilh-inilli-rxom.
DAVIE COUNTY KNTERPKLSE RECORD.Tlmrsday, Jan, 31.2013
Cojnty HuUiu;^ ubiaiy
Kiocksville, NC
J Anne White Livengood
Anne White Livengood. 89,
of Harmony Lane, Mocksvillc.
died on Tuesday, Jan. 22,2013,
at her home.
Born in Suiry County on
June 3, 1923. she was the
daughter of the late Colie A.
and Mozclle Dockery White.
She was a member of Mocks
villc Seventh Day AdvcnrisT
Church where she taught the
Sabbath School; was liead of
Red Cross of Mocksvillc, and
conducted cooking classes
throiighoiii Davie Coiiiuy.
Survivors: her husband oi
73 years, the Rev. Archer D.
Livengood Sr.; 2 sons, Archei
D. (Shirley) Livengood Ji. of
Roanoke, Va., Dr. Melvin S.
(Judith) Livengood of Mocks
villc; a sister, Estlene White
(Grady) Hutchens of Bermuda
Run; 3 step-grandchildren; iind
II slcp-greai grandchildren.
A celebration of life service
was held Saliuday, Jan. 26 at 3
p.m in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chape! with Pastor Tin!
Cove offinating.The family te-
ceivcd friends prior to tlic ser
vice. Inurnment was in Snlcra
Cemdery.
Memorials; in her memory
to Mocksvillc Seventh Day
Advcniist.c/o Carolyn Carrick.
398 Morse St., Mocksvillc.
Online condolences: mw.
davw/uiicralservicv .com.
V
fA
J PhUlip O. Newman
Col. Phillip O. Newman.
g9, a U.S. Arniy Air Corps pi
lot who flew a B-17 in more
than 50 mi-ssions during World
War II, died Saturday, Jan. 6,in
Winsion-Salem.
Newman, who was bom
March 27, 1923, in Greens
boro, flew most of his missions
out of a base in Foggia, Italy,
as the push against Germany
iiitensificd in the last years of
the war. His unit was the 15"'
Air Force. OO"" Bomb Group,
347 Bomb Squadron. After
the war, he went to work for
Western Auto Supply, rising to
wholesale sales manager. He
then created another career as
owner of Cascade Communi
cations, a distributor of elec
tronic equipmeiit. He remained
in the Air Force Reseiwe until
1955. He continued visiting
high schools in North Caro
lina and Florida, where he de
scribed the war, but lamented
the lack of knowledge Ameri
can youngsters have of World
War'n histoo'. He was married
for 59 years to Blanche Triska
Newman, who died in 2003.
Tlieir son, Charles Timothy,
died of complications result
ing from multiple sclerosis in
2008. In 2008, he married Au-
rclia "Chick" Wallace, whom
he had known since childhood.
She died in 2010. Newman's
later years were filled with in
terviewing World War II vet
erans for oral histoiy projects,
attending air .shows, speaking
on radio talk shows, and. es
pecially. telling young people
about the war. As a founding
member of Combat Airmen of
WWII, Reidsvillc. he could be
found, .11 one lime or another.
in classrooms and cafeterias,
explaining the effort that led to
victory in the war. He first flew
a B-17 when he was "17 and a
half." He told his family that
he never cottoned to the "fuss
made about officers" in the
Armed Forces. "TTie best man
I had was my waist gunner." he
said, "and he was a sergeant."
It suited his crusty sense of hu
mor that he was a member of
the Decrepit Birdmen of World
War II in Gainesville, Fla. Oth
er organizations included Mili
tary Support Group of Alachua
County, Fla.: Experimental
Aircraft Assn.; Univ. of Florida
Oral History Program; VFW
Post 2811, Gainesville, Fla..
and, more recently, VFW Post
8297, Midway-Monroeton;
American Legion: Disabled
America!! Veicnins: Mariiie
Corps League; Alachua Coun
ty (Fla.) Veterans .Advisory
Board; Pilot Class 194-1 Assoc.
Newman was a member of Dii-
lin United Methodist Church In
Moeksvlllc.
He is survived by his daugh
ter. Phyllis Ann Newman, who
was beside him as he battled
through his last year, fighting
cancer and associated medical
problems.
A graveside service wjis
held at Guilford- Memorial
Park, Greensboro, at 2 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 9. Rocking-
ham County Honor Guard pro
vided military honors.
Memorials; in nicnioiy of
Col. Phil Ncwuian to Wings of
Dreams Aviation Musctim, PO
Box ,357071. Gainesville. FI.
32635.
J
Clyde Mitchell Settle
Hie Rev. Clyde Mitchell
Seillc, 88, of Cleveland, N.C.,
died Monday. Jan. 28,2013, at
his home.
Scn iccs arc with Eaton Fu
neral .Service of Moeksvlllc.
Esther G!a.sscoc Reed r-
Mrs. Esther Glasscoe Mc-
Cuislon Reed of Advance died
Friday, Jan. 25, 2013 at Wake
Forest Biiptlsl Health.
She was born Jan. 12, 1923
in Fonsyth County to the late
John Harvey Glasscoe and
Fannie Bell Linville Glasscoe.
Mrs. Reed was a member of
Clcrnmons Moravian Church
and was the owner and opera
tor of McCuision Nursery.
She is preceded In death by
her first husband, Jackson H.
McCuiston in 1983; her second
husband, Eugene Alexander
Reed in 2000; a son Richard
McCuiston in 1969; 3 sisters;
and 3 brothers.
Surviving: 3 children, Trcva
K.iy Fuller and husband Stan.
Ronnie McCuiston and wife
Gail and Jackie Furches and
husband John; a special daugh
ter. Vickie Stillivan and hus
band Chris; 13 grandchildren;
17 great-grandchildren; 2 step
children, Tommy Reed and
wife Taimny and Linda Lynch;
several nieces and nephews:
special friends, Linda and Jim
my Zimmerman and Jcaniicttc
Cook; and a God-child, Sonja
Comatzer and husband Billy.
A funeral service wits con
ducted at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan.
28 at Hayworth-Millcr Kinder-
ton Chapel by the Rev. Q.
R,iy Burke. Burial followed at
Clcmnions Moravian Church
Graveyard. The family tc-
ceivcd friends on Monday ill
the funeral home.
Memorials: Clcmmon.s
Moravian, PO Box 730. Clcni-
mons, 27012.
Online condolences: it'iiie.
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DAVUi COUN l Y ENTERPRISE RPX'ORD.TIiursday, Jan. 3!. 2013
Davie County Public Libiaiy
Mocksville, NC
4- '
Mary Lee Slawtcr
Mary Lcc Slawier.died on
She was described as beint'
strong, wiilfnl. wiili a passion
for life who found joy from be-
irjg surrounded by family ami
friends.
She was bom in Davie (boun
ty to Biek Howard and Kaiiii-
Plott Howard. .At an early agi'
she was saved at a Big Tent Re
vival and was a charter mem
ber at BLxby Church (where
she grew up). Her faith helped
her overcome challenges, in
cluding the death of her mother
when she vsas 2. She and her
sister were taken can: of by
their grandparents. She icamed
to take carc of hmclf.mid took
joy in taking caieof others. .Shc
workcd sitting with and nursing
others until tier late dO.s. .She
continued to drive, until iici late
90s. Miuiy were iKwildcred by
her strength and passion for lilV.
and the light she had in her thai
allowed her to live lor 90 ycats,
She enjoyed trnvcling whU hci
DhfA's tDon'i Mciilioii Agei
and being with bet .Salem Uap
list Chiitch family, In her linal
hours she was able to say good
bye to her loved ones and fam
ily. Her final woirfs were "i'm
going to sleep now- and waking
up in heaven tomorrow".
.She ^vas preceded in death
by first luisband, Robert Hil
ton; second liusband, Chester
Slawter: daughter in iaw. Nellie
Hilton; parents, Bick and Kartie
Ploit Howard; stepmother, Hes
ter Bowmens Howard; grand-
piirenis. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley
Howard; sister, Ethel Hilton
Bcnfield; infant brother. Floyd
Howard; brother. Glenn How
ard; sister, Barbara Howard.
Survivors: a son, Eugene
Hilton; grandson, Ron Hilton
and wife Bonnie; granddaugh
tcr. Donna iugnian and hus
band (ilcTii.; ? greai-graridchil
drcn. Holly Tugnwn. Aaron and
.Addy Hilton: siblings. Linda
Sccit and husband Ronnie; and
a host of lllelong friends.
The funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Monday, Jan. 28 at
Haywonh Milier Chapel with
Dr. Howard L, Wilbum and the
Rev, Floyd Boles officiating.
Burin) followed at Bixby Pres
byterian Church in Advance.
The family received friends
Sunday at the fiineiai home, S
Memorials; Salem Bapti.st,
429 S. Broad St„ Winstoii-Sa-
Icm,27101.
Online condolences; inmi-,
luty>vorili-milhT.ctm).
V Cora Ellen Stroiid
Miss Cora Hllen Siroiid, 73.
of Hannony.dicd tincxpccledjy
Thursday. Jan. 24. 2013, at her
home.
She was born May 22,1939.
in Davie County, to the late J.
G. "Snni" and Blanch York
Siroiid. She was n graduate of
Cool Spring.? Higli School, Ca-
lawbn College and did graduate
work at the University of Dela
ware. .She taught high school
English briefly, but was a sign
anisCgraphic designer for more
than .'sO years. She semi-retired
and closed .Stroud Signs in
Pennsylvania in 2007, but did
some sign work in the local
.trcti ill rccein >r;u.s. She wjis
liic owner of Sticiidipiiy Shops
in MocksvlDc and currently
owned Taproot Artisans in Har
mony. ,Shc was insirumemal in
developing and expanding the
"QuiliTmilsoflrcdeUCounty."
She wa.v also preceded in
death by 2 sisters, Jeancttc and
Eloise: and a brother, Glenn.
Survivors: 2 hnnliers. Amos
"Bud" and DeWliiii; ,3 nieces;
2 nephews; several grcat-nicces
and great-iicjiliews; and several
friends.
A funeral service wa.s con
ducted at 3 p.m., Sunday. Jan.
27 at Eaton Funeral Chape]
with the Rev David Childless
of/iciiitiiig, Burial followed in
Society Baptist Chiirdt Ceiri-
ctciy ill Siatcsvillc. Tile family
received riiiTuis nn Saiurtlay,
Jan. 20 ai tiie funeral home.
Memorials; donor's choice.
Online condolences: wmv.
eii:i»ifimcralsi'n'icej-om.
UAVli: CC.VSTV VNTE«PR.SV RECORD. 11,ur...,, l-n. M.VOO
Davie County Publw Libiaiy
Mocksvtlle, NC
J Oliver J. >Vashingt()ii Sr.
Oliver Jiixmie Washing-
ion Sr.. 5J. ol Fitlinn -Strcei,
Moeksville. dicJ oii Smiii'diiy.
Jmi. 2(), 2ill3 ai hi.s home.
Bom 111 Queens, N Y. on iune
1958; he was ihe son of Eiise
Richard Thomas of Queens and
the late Oliver Edgiir 'ITionias
Washington. Before becoming
(fisabled, he was a CNA.
Survivors: his wife, Subrinu
A. Gill Wa.shington. whom
lie married on June 18. 1978;
a- son. Travail Washington of
Slocksville; a daughter. Akilah
(Alaric) Osorio of New ^drk; 2
Iffothws, Ronald (Tina) Wash
ington of Alabama and Mal-
chew Hall of New York; a sis
ter. De.siray (Terrciice) Martin
of New York; and 10 grandchil
dren.
He was .also jirroedci! in
death by a son. Oliver J. Wash
ington Jr.
A celebralioii of life seiAlce
will be held on f-ridav. Feb. I
ai 7 p ni in The Davic Fiincriil
Service Chapel with Ptt.sliir
Charlene Jones olftciaimg. The
family will receive Iriends on
Friday from 5-7 pjn. al the fu
neral home.
Online condolences: ii'ieiv.
J Miirgie Taylor Wrighl
Margie Taylor Wright, 91 ofMocksville, died on Monday-Ian. 28, 2013. at Brookridge
Health Care in Winston-Salem,
Bom in Roclcingham County
on Dec, I. 1921. she was the
daughter of the late l^lia Fran
cis and Henry Herman TavJoi
She grew up in Winsion-Siilem
with 4 broihers and fc sisters.
She Wii.v a!s(, preceded in
dcaiii by her husband, Joseph
Wrighi;3broHiei-s;asisier; and
a finiiideliild. Kimbevly Dawn
Smiih.I ^ Si'tvivors; her children. Boh
-Smith of WiimingiOD. Rodney
fCarol-Ann) Smith ofThomas-
ville, Sharon K. Hoe) Murphy
of Advance and Jeff Smith of
i-iimberron; 6 grandchildren;
Jind numerous ereat-gTandcluJ-
dren.
A memorial service will be
hefd later.
Memorials: charity of do-
nor's choice.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTKKI'RISE RKCOKl).Thursday. Jan. 3I,201J
Davie County Pubbo L:;.,u,y
Mocksville, NO
Vii^inia Marie Adams
Virginia Marie Adams. 78. of
Milling Rofld.Mocksville. died
on Friday, Feb. 1,2013, at For-
syth Medicid Center.
Bom in Bruno, W.Vu. on
April 12. 1934, she was the
daughter of the late William
Bowens and Healer Blanken-
ship Bowcns- She operated a
nursery' with her husband. Eu
gene Adams, whom she mar
ried on April 17, 1952 and was
of the Pentecostal faith.
Survivors: her husband, Eu
gene Adams of the home; 2
SODS. James Eugene (Cathy)
Adams of Harmony and Todd :
Eugene (Karen) Adams of
Stuan. Fla.; 2 daughters. Inez.
Marie Adams of Mocksville
and Theresa Rose Adams of
Lexington; 6 grandchildren;
8 great-grandchildren; and 2
great-great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in
death by a brother, Walter
Bowens. and a sister. Bertha
Mae Dean.
A celebration of life service
was Herd SundayrFeb." 3 »i
2:30 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with Pastot
Randy Martin of the Orcaier
^Covenant Church in Lexington
officiating. Burial was in Rose
Cemetery. The family received
friends prior to the service.
Memorials: Hospiec/Pallia-
tivc CarcCenter. 101 Hospice
Lane. Winston-Salem, 27103.
Online condolences: ivww'.
davicfiineralscrvicexom.
Don Gray Angeli Sr. ,
Don Gray Angeli Sr. died 1
Thutsdjiy, Jan. 31. 2013 at ^
Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center-
He was bom Aug. 2,1939 in
Yadkin County to the late Con
rad and Deha Williaras Angeli.
He graduated from Campbell
College and the Dallas School
of Mortuary Science. He al
ways said he would have never
graduated without the support
of his true love, Vera Dixon
Carter- They were married in
I960 and spent 52 years to
gether. Mr. Angeli was a lover
of life. He enjoyed spending
time with friends and family
and was a devoted community
volunteer. He was a dedicated
member of the Rotary Club of
Clemmons for 19 years, serv
ing as president. He received a
distinguished award during this
time. He combined his love of
politics and of older citizens by
serving the American Health
Care Association as vice pres
ident and the N.C. Health Care
Associalion as president. He
was an entrepreneur and a vi
sionary. In 1967 he co-founded
Angell-l-ong Funeral Home in
Boonville. He was the found
ing partner of AngeU Care
Long Temi Health Care and m
1984, opened Betmuda Village
Retirement Community. Lat
er in his career, he developed
City Hall South and the Win-
I gate Inn as well as other hotel
1 properties. He often expressed
his gratitude and amazement
that he was surrounded by ded
icated and talented people who
supported h«n in the creaticm
of his business visions.
Survivois: tis vvife, Vera
AngeU; daughter, Shawn An
geU; son Gray AngeU anddaughter-in-law ChrisUe An
geli; granddaughter, Nicole
Angeli and grandson Stephen
AngeU; cousins and extended
family members-
A funeral service was held
Saturday, Feb. 2 at Calv^
Baptist Church, 5Wmston-Sa-
lem at 11 aun. with the Rev.jB. Whitfield officiatmg.
Visitatioo with the family fol
lowed. A ^vcside service was
conducted at 2 pjn. Saturday
at Friendship Baptist Church,4720 SUoam Road, East Bend.^
Memorials; Jim "Catfish'
Hunter Chapter of the ALS As
sociation. Raleigh, the Clemmons Rotary Club or to Calva
ry Baptist Church.
/ Margaret Aiieo Beck
'• Margaret Allen Beck. 85. of
"Comatzer Road. MoclsvlUe,
died on Ttiesday, Feb. 4. 2013,
at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home.
Bom in Davie County on
: Dec. 11, 1927, she was the
daughter of flie late Joseph E.
and Mary Wintas Allen. She
retired from Fiber Industries in
1978.
She was also preceded in
death by 3 brothers, James,
Roy, and Paul Allen; and a sis
ter, Dorothy Honeycutt.
Survivors: 3 sons. Ricky
Hicks of Lexmglon. Ronald
fficts of Greensboro. Don
(Donna) Beck of Lexington;
3 brotiiws, Hmhan .Allen of
Mocksville. Daniel Allen of
AsheviUe. Jerry-AUen of Salis
bury; 4 sisters. Edna McClurry
of Rockwell, Hazel Reynolds
of Salisbury, NeUie Cooper of
Winston-Salem, Marie Shoaf
of StatesvUle; 9 grandchildren;
19 great-grandchildren; and 4
great-great-grandchildren.
A celebration of life ser
vice will be held on Thursday,
Feb. 7 nl 6 p.m. in the Davie
Funeral Service Chapel with
Pastor Danny Pope officiating.
The family will receive friends
from 4-6 pun. on Thursday.
Memorials: to the funeral
hoine to help offset funeral ex
penses.
Online condolences: ivHra',
daviefijiierulservice.com.
• DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Hinrsday, Feb. 7,2013
DoVlS 1
Ronald Lc Roy Denison
Ronald "Rocky" Le Roy Denison, 63, of Mocksville, died on
Jan. 29,2013 nt his residence.
He was bom March 26,1949 in Geneva, N.Y. to the late Gen-
evieve Emerson.AfierSOyears, Mr. Denison retired from Goulds
Pumps in Seneca Falls. N.Y. before moving to North Carolina
where he worked for VF Jcanswear for 13 years in the shipping
department before retiring in 2011. Mr. Denison was a member
of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Mocksville. He
loved trains, caittping, being ouldixtrs, volun^rlng as a firefight
er. and spending time with famiiy. Mr. Denison will bo remem
bered as a people person who never met a stranger. He loved his
two dogs. JoJo and lyier.
Sarvivors: his wife of 19 years. Judy Aime Denison; 2 step
sons. Michael Vetgason and wife Bonnie and Okcy Ingram and
wife Sbaniel of Mocksville; 2 granddaughters. Dy.nniia and Car
olina Vergasoii.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday. Feb. 9 at 4 p jd . at
the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses at i 3(14 C«uat>' Home
Road, Mocksville.
Memorials: Dnvie Rescue Squad or the Kingdom Hall ofJeho
vah's Witnesses in Mocksville.
Online condolences: mewxarvilnaiTenuitlon^oin.
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DOTeCo.nlvPf^f-"^^
Ruth Wyatt Foster
Mrs. Ruth Evangcline Wyatt
Foster, 74. of NC 801 S.. Ad
vance, died Tuesday, Jan. 29.
2013, at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter in Winston-Salem.
She was born May 10.1938.
in Wiikes County to the late
Mary Myers Ora Marvin Wy
att. Mrs. Foster was a itiwnber
of Fork Baptist Church. She
Sjient many ycais of dedicated
service as a military wile. Mrs.
Foster enjoyed crafts, baking,
and cam)3ing. Her family was
always most important.
She was also preceded in
death by 2 sisters, Jonnn How
ard and Josephine Wynii; and a
brother, John Wyatt.
Survivors: her husband of
51 years, Wilson Blake Foster
St. of the home; 2 sons, Wilson
Blake Foster Jr. (Chrisann) of
Minneapolis, Minn, and Kevin
G. Foster (Christy) of Wood
bine, Ga.; 9 grandchildren; 15
great-grandchildren; brother,
Bill Wyatt of Mtwk.sviile; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m.. Saturday,
Feb. 2 at Eaton Hiiiterai Chapel
with the Revs. Julius Blevlits
and Daniel Gamble officiating.
The family received friends at
the funeral home one hour be
fore the service. A graveside
service was conducted at 2
pjn.. Mwiday, Feb. 4 at Salis
bury Naliotial Cemetery.
Memorials: DAV, 1958 US
601 S..Mocksville.
Online condolences: wmv.
calaiifuneralservicexoin.
s{Golda Elaine 'Tiny' Frye
Mrs. Cioida Elaine Page
-liny" Fiye, 72. of Wne Ridge
Road. Mocksville, died Thurs
day. Jan. 31, 2013, at Wake
Fore.st Baptist Medical Centei
in Winston-Sftlcin.
She was bom Oct. 13, 1940,
in Davie Ctmnty. to the late
Jiidsou Esmark and Earienc
iiiizabelh Aliiey Page. Mrs.
Frye was a jiiciubci of Cooiee-
niee Presbyterian Church. .She
enjoyed spending time with
he- graudchildren and herluynl
companion. "F'lankic ftye."
She was also preceded in
dciiih by her husband. Wiliiam
Thoma-s Frye.
Survivors; 3 daughteni.Trina
Irye Hudson. .McUsm Fjyc
Waijgh (Toiuray Gardner) and
Kciri Fiyc Ireland (Fred), all of
Mocksville; 6 grandchildreii;
and 5 great-grandchildren.
A fujteral service was con
ducted at IJ ajii., Monday.
.Feb. 4 ai Oaion Fancnd Chapel
withlhcRev John OroffnrTici-
aiing. Burial followed in Row-
mi Memorial Park in .Salisbiiiy.
Ihc family teccived friends at
the funeral home one hour prior
to the service.
MemcriaJs: Cooicorace ftes-
, byterian, PO Box 27, (2oolee-
mee. 27014.
Online condolences: mww.
i'titniifiineralst'rvici!£om.
•f Mary Proclor Heiidrix
Mrs. Mjj>- Protio! Hcndm.
J J, of Mock-uvilli;. died Kridiiy
1-eb. I. 2013. at Wake Foresi
Bapiisi Medical Ct-nier in Win-
sion-Salcni.
She was born M.-iy 19. ]%]
in Foit Worth. Texas to Drs.'
Uuniia Eye PrcKtor and Dan
W, Prociw, She moved to Shel
by in 1969 with fanijlv. where
she attended Pt)plar Springs-
Baptist Church. She graduated
valedictorian from Crest High
Scltool in 1979. She attended
the University nf Noith Caioli-
naat Qiaptr] Hill and graduated
from Gardner-Webb Universitj'
in 1983. She taught high stliixil
biology in Conovei. tnarking
4e beginning of her passion
'or teaching. In 1984. she mar- .icd Chris Hendiix. moved to •
vlocltsvilio, and si.iricd a f'iuii- I|y. As a ioiig-iiiiic im inber of (
'itst United Mcihodisi Clinteh. t
he wjiK iiivolveil in diildrvivs ^
ndyoiiiliiniiiisiries.l'orycais. tiie taught .Sunday Sciu>nl. (.
Inycd in the handbell choir, c
sd assisted with children's S
)Oir. She taught prcseliool at P
isi Methodist. After more si
an n decade of teaching pre- in
hool. she decided to continue H
r educatioj) at Apjtalachiiui H
Btc University, taking classes Jc
: hw master's tlegrcc while m
Tking at Cooieemee Ele-
miary School in 2tt00. where r-
i taught Title I reading. In
52. she received .n master's
reading education. She wasopized as n National Board [
lified Teacher, a member '
Alpha Delta Kapjia (intcr-
Bnal honoiaiy so.-oritv fc;
Men educators), the inter-
onal Reading Association,
erican Reading Imntui.
Society for the Scientific
lies of Reading. In 2009,
was inducted into Gard-
Wcbb University's Gallery
of Distinguished Griidualc!.
L\. When Appalacltian created a
ly, doctoral program in reading
:si education, her professors iiivii.
n- ed her to enroll. She accepted
the challeogc. end her rc.sfarcli
], focused oil fluency, a ciiicial
s. area of reading developmcm in
n duldreii. After a few ycar.s, she
I- begait leaching tmdergraduaic
e and graduate students at Appa-
s lachian. She loved this phase
i of her career because she and
j her students shared the same
1 passion for teaching. She was
- heavily involved in a reading
i clinic that Appalachian con-
' each summer in Davic
County. She directed this cBnlc
from 2008-20)1.
Survivore; her biisband.
Robert Chrisfopher "Chris"
Hendrix of the home: 2 daugli-
Icrs, Maggie Hendrix Fo.ster
(Derrick) of PJectwmxl and i
Mary Rtliccea Hendrix of i
Mocksvillc: iier parents of I
Shelby: a sister, fleck) Greene 'I
(John)of Milford. Pa.; 2 broth- r
crs. Dr. Steve Pioctor (Riti I:
.Smhh) of Concord and Dan a
Proctor (Kim) of acnyville; fi
several nieces and nephews; F
her tnother-in-l.-iw. Paulctic If
Hendrix; father-in-law, Jeny
Hcndri.x; sisler-in-latv. Ajigiv K:
Jordan of Mocksville; and mi- in
meroos friends and formcrsiu- fli
ic dents.
A ntemorial service was
1. couductcd at 2 pmt. Sunday.
" Feb. 3, at First United Method-
- ist -aiuiclt of Mocksville. Tie
r Rev. .loc Collins, D. Min., of-
1 ticiiiled. Darrelj Morris, Ed.D.
I dclivcied licr eulogy, and Shir-
n le>' Coitlc .shared a message.
I'lic choir, directed by Barba
ra fla.sham and accompanieti
by loramy Dunn, sane three
anthems she had chosen. The
family received friends at frte
Family Ufe Center following
the service.
MeraoriaLs: Marv HendrLx
Memorial Fund: ASU Read
ing Educaiiou. PO Box 32014.
floonc, 2860S; Cooieemee El
ementary. 1.36 Marginal St..
Cooieemee, 27014; or Neu-
rosurgcry Research Fund for
Brain 'nrmors.oto Wake Forest
Baptist Medie.Tj.Center, Office
of Development and Alumni
Aifiiira.F.O. Box 371021. Win-
stoii-.Salcin.27157-1021.
Online condoienccs; nnnv.
ea/o'i/hrifra/xcnJa'.rmj.
^/' David Wayoe Holbrook
Mr. David Wayne Holtnook,
57. of Junction Road. Mocks
ville. died Wednesday, Jan. 30,
2013, at his home.
Mr. Holbrook ivas bora Feb.
20. 1955, in Wise County, Va.
to the iiiie Marie Hash and John
Junioi Holbrook.
He was also preceded in
death by 2 brothers, Jimmy and
Johnny Holbrook.
Survivors: u daughter, Jessie
McCraiy (Tm) of Mocksville;
2 gr8nd.sons, Blake and Chase
MeCrary: 2 sisters, Sheila Cas
tle and Vickie Grcear, both of
Viiginia; 2 brothers, Charlie
and Bobby Holbrook; and 2
sisters-in-law. Ciysial Parsons
of High Point and Carol Moore
of South Carolina.
A memorial service will be
held at a later date.
Online condolences: ivnw.
edhiii/iMfra/sfn'ice.rnm.
TJiurs,3ay,Feb.7,2013
Davis County Public Liuiaiy
Mocksville, NC
A fiiiienil MM vicc \v,->s i.oii
•Juctecl ot II ii.iti.. Friiiiiy. f'cb.
i at Eiiioi) himeral Chape! witli
the Rev. Lymi Cash officiat
ing. Burial followed m Hartii-
son United Methodist C!hurch
Cemetery with military grave
side rites coitducied by the
VFW Menioriiil Honor (itiard.
The family received friends
Thursday, Jan. 3i althefunemi
home,
Memoriiils; .VSiiling Manor.
253 Milling Road, Mocksviilc,
Onihie condolences: u'U'it'.
eatoitfiim-ral.tfn'icc.coiii.
Robert Eugene r.^le
Mr. Robert Eugene Lagte.
75, of Fcczor Road, Mocks-
vUie, died Wednesday. Jim. 30,
2013, at Witkc Forest Bapitfil
Medical Center in Winston-
Saleni.
He WHS Utm Dec. 2(1, IWV.
in Dnvio County, to Ihe late
Thonui.s JclTcrson and ttrai'f
Stroud Ijiglf. Mr. 1-agle was a
veteran of the U.S. Navy hav
ing served during tjie (hjban
Missile Crisis. Me retired from
Stroh's Brcweiy and was a
member of Piedmont Atitique
Power Association.
He was ai.sc preceded in
death by a brother. Bill Lagle.
Survivor.>:: his wife of -18
years, Linda Sherril! l^gte of
the home; 2 daughters, Dnrlene
Lagle anti Deborah Lagle Jones
(Vann), all of Mocksville; 3
siblmgs. Paul Lagle, Jack Ijiglc
(Teeny) and Ijiuni Lagle Bam-
hanll (Gray); a sister-in-law,
Sylvia I-vgIc, id] of Mocksville;
and 4 gmnclchildrcn. Oiivin
Russell of Chapel Hill. Collii.
Russell. I.iiiidon Rtissell and
.Savanisali Jones, all of Mo-.ks-
vjlic.
J Joel Keith Moonce
Jtrel Keith Mounce. 8.^. of
Walnut Cove, died Sunday
morahtg. Feb. 3, 2013 al his
home.
, Hewasb<)monFeb,6.i92'J
in Stokes County to James .M.
and Anna Maiule Hill Mounce.
He retired from Hancs Hosiery
I after more than 40 years. Mr.
I Mounce lovctl aiqiianes, flj-ing
, and was a history buff. He W'as
II member of Piiikvicw Primi
tive Baptist Church.
An II a.m. funeral service
was held Wednesday, Feb. 6
at Parkview Primitive Bap
tist Church with Elder E.W.
Hooven officiating. Bnria! fol
lowed at .Saints Delight Primi-
live Baptist CTiiirch Cemcievy
in Kemcrsvillc.
He was prccetlcd in death
by (lis parents, 2 sisters, Eris
F.tizabeth Mounce and Eileen
(.Spooley) Willie,
Survivors; Ids wife of 37
yc.nrs. Edith King Mounce of
the home; 3 children. Dean
Beck and wife Rhonda and
Karen Copplcy, both of Win-
ston-Salem and Ibdd Beck and
wife Mioliclic of Walburg; 9
grandchildren. Josh Coe and
wife Shaiia, Doug Beck, laura
Beck, (Taodiee Beck, Sara!)
Coppley. Brittany Beck. Chas-
ily Beck, 'Jbyior Beck, Ashton
Beck: I grcai-grandchild. Ri-
tey Coe; and i brother, James
Faxon Momicc.
Memorials: Paikvicw Primi
tive Baptist, 3209 Kidgewood
Road, Winsion-Siilem, 27107;
or Hospice/Piiiliativc Care-
Center of Stokes. PO Bos 863.
Walnut Cove. 270.52.
Online condolences: len-i"
/Madolyn Gore Putnam
Madoiyn Gore Putnam. 87,
of Joe Road. Mocksville. died
on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 26,
2013 at Wake l-'orest University
Bnpiisl Hosjtilal i'rom cotnpli-
caiioas of a fall in December.
Ms. Putnam moved to
Mocksvil!-r in 1993 with her
dHUghler Linda and was ac
tive in tiie Mociisville Wom-
uns Club and the Firat Baptist
Church. She loved traveling
with the senior center and en
joyed a special friendship with
Luther Campbell.
.Survivora: her cliildrcn, Lin
da Garland (Gene) of Mocks
ville, Pa: Putnam of Charlotte,
the Res; Grove Putnam (Deb-
hie) of Greenville, S.C-. Mi
chael PiiUiaxti of Greenville.
Dciiise Doiigliis (Stan) of Ly-
wnn, S.C.. Lisa Harris (Fred)
of Greenville, and Ginger Pop
(Steve) of Pawleys Island,
S.C.; 11 grandchildren; and 12
great-grandcliildrcn, including
Hunter, Harrison. Hannah and
Hayes Sales of Mifcksville.
She was preceded in deatii by
a SOP., Billy Eugene, in infancy,
and her brother, Jennings Gore.
Private graveside services
were held Wednesday. Jan.
30 in Greenville. A meino-
rial service will be held later in
Mocksville.
-Memorials; .Mocksville
Womans Club, c/o .Sidniee
Suggs. 293 Jame.s Way, Ad
vance; or Fijsl BiiplUl (Church.
412 N, Main St..Mocksville.
OiUiiio condolences; ivu-b'.
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DAVm COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, I htirsilis.V'Feb. 7,2013
Davie County Public Litiioiy
Mocksville, UC
J Rev. Clyde M. Setlic
The Rev. Qyde Mitchell
Settle, 88. of Cleveland. N.C..
died on Monday. Jan. 28,^1-!.
at his hojnc.
He was bora June 19. 1924,
in Wilkes County, to the late
Clifttsn Ernest and Flossie Jar.c
Lyons Settle. He tvas .n grtidii-
aie of f'niilland Bible College.
He osiiibli.slicd fiibisidt' Bii[jiisi
Chureli in Slatesville, pastored
at No«h Cooleemee BaptLst
Churcii in Cooiecmcc, Kayhant
Baptist Church, Hvc Forks
Baptist Cliurch and Sandhill
Baptist Citurch. td! in Rolicson
County and had been the pastor
of Cornnmnity Baptisr Chtirch
on Gladstone Risid foi the last
26 ytaiis, Serving fiod was his
piioricy, but he epjoycd spend
ing lime with family, hunting
and fishing. He had a charisma
for people and wanted to tell
them about the Lord Jesus.
He was Jdso preceded in
death by 2 si.siers. Ester Hol-
IjTOok ahd Virgic Settle: hiid 6
brolhew. Clarence, Ray. Har-
vcy. Mack, [.awTcncc and Htir-
Icy Settle.
Survivors; his witc of 46
years. Kay Click Settle of the
home: 5 children. iJiny Settle
iVivian) of Mocksviilt. Ronnie
.Settle (Shclia) of Dillon. S.C.,
RcncB While of Wilson, l-'clecia
.Seiilc McSwain and Stephanie
Settle McCiannon (Johnny),
ail of Cleveland; 1 1 giandchil-
drc:!. Tim Settle (.Sar.ciy). Jeff
Settle (Marsha), Ronnie Settle
Jr., Sharon Settle, 'iony Settle.
Doivk imd Shannon, Olivia
Mc.Sv.iiiri (Matthew Morgan),
Brandon and Joshua McSw air.
and Zoe Hager; several great-
gratidchildren; a daughter ad
opted in love, Julie Mcintyre
and her daughter. Liili; a sis
ter. 2cola Holbrook; ^ brolli-
er;.. Jack. David Lci- and Avery
.Settle: raoiliei-in-Iaw, Frajiccs
Click of Cooleemce; and stcp-
molhcr-in-law, Betty Click of
Cleveland.
A cclebraliou nl lift ser
vice W8S condiicitd at 2 p.m..
Siiturdny, Feb. 2 iil Ftlgewood
Baptist Church iti Conleeraee
with various speakers. Burial
followed in Clevclnnd Town
Cemetery with railiUKy grave
side rites. Tlic family received
fiicnds Pch, 1 at Halon Funeral
Home.Mocksville.
Memorials; Community
Baptist. PO Box 66. Cleveland.
2701?.
Online condolences; inw.
, (■ali'nfunerid\cn'lci-.<om.
J Donald Lindsay Snyder
J!)onald Lindsay Snyder died
Jan. 24. 2013. He was a resi-
dcm of English Manor Assisted
Living, in Christlarburg, Va.
for the past four ycare.
He was born in Arcliciale to
the late Edward Lindsay Sny
der and Be.ss Morgan Snyder
on April 25,1927. Upoa gradu
ating ftomTrinity High School,
he served in the l.'.S. Army,
wliurc lie earned a Bronze Slat
ti.s a miiitiiry iwiiceman dur
ing the Korc.m War, Following
his discharge ftxini service, he
spent the rest of his life in thehorse bosiQe.ss. He operated the
stable at Tanglcwood Park, in
Clcmjnons fi?r several years.
In 1961 he moved the business
to Fanningfon. and csiablisbcd
Troiwood Stables. For morethan 35 years, he maiketed
many breedsof horses to clients
all over the southeast. He had n
talent for finding good horsesand matching them with peopleto form harmonious paitaer-
sliips. He was active in equine
organizations and was a founding tncmber ol the ForsyCii
Saddle Club. Known to be feejokcster, he often entered ponv
harness classes w-iib hL noniiigmule, "Trotwood Kate". The
coniaer and freedom offered by
a gentle horse to a special needschild is something he champi
oned, He always believed inWinston Churchill's saying,"Tlicre is something about theoutside of a horse Aat is good
for the inside of a man."
Preceding iiim in death arci hiswife.BcrniccShircySnydci
I of CuinmiUB. Ga.; his brother,
Richard Snyder of High Pmiit,
and a sister. Evelyn Travis of
New Orleans. Iji.
Survivors: 2 ehiidicn. Julia
l.ynne Snyder McCann and
husband Mark of Nev.'pon, Va,
and Donald Lindaiiy Snyder Jr.
of Mocksvillc; 2 grandsons.
Joshua Clay McCanti and wife
Jennifer of Biyiin, Tbxas and
Zachaiy Morgan McCann olNewport- a sister. Jimct Dog
ger of High Point; a brother,
Charles Ray Snyder of College
Grove,Tcnn., and several niec
es and nephews,
A graveside service was held
' Sunday, Jan. 27 at Floral Gar
den Memorial Park in High
Point.
Tax-deductible donations
may be sent to ilic RiverwoodTlierapeulic Riding Center,
6825 Rollingview Drive, To-
baccovlHe. 27050.
DAVIE tlOUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Tbatst lay. Feb. 7.2013
Davis County Public Library
Mocksville, NC
Katherine Ftezor i^tiun
Mt>. Kaiheriiii' l-ce7i3r
Iniiiiii, 90. of Tatum Rnad,
MiKrksvillc, died Sunday. J.nti-
20, 2()i3 at Autumn Care of
MocksviJJe.
.She was bom Nov. 9, 1922.
in Davidson County to the
late Albert Walter and Lxniella
Sittdcr Feczor. She was a mem
ber of First Baptist Church.
Coolcetnec wherf she served
as a Suuday School tcachci for
years. Mrs. Tatum had been a
teacher in Davidson and Ran
dolph counties until stantiig
her famiiy.
She was also preceded in
death by her hitsbnnd. E.G.
Tatum in 1995; b son. Car! Ta
tum in in 20JI; a sister: and 2
brothers.
Survivors: a daiigiiiur. Kalhy
Crews (Bob) of Mocksville;
a daughtcr-iti-iaw, Tina Ta
tum of SnJisbtiiy; a brotlicr-
in-law. Firank Taltiiii (Marion)
of Mocksville; a sisii-r-in-law.
tiicB Young iCarlyle) of New
Bern; 2 grandsoiis. Robert
Cictts (iieaihvt) of Ciuy ;iml
Tatuui CYews of Rolcigii; .and
a granddaughter. Cariey Tatum
of Myrtle Beach. S.C.
A memorial .service was
conducted at 2 p.m.. Wcdncs-
dBv, Jan. 23 at Eaton Funeral
Qiapcl. The family received
friends Bt the funeral home fol
lowing the service.
Memorials; Jcntsalem Bap
tist cemetery fund. .3203 US
601 S.. Mocksviije,
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JiinniiH Smith Watd, 92, of
I CIctnmons. died Wednesday,
Jan. 30. 2013 at Wake Forc.st '
Baptist Medical Ccrtsriii Wiii-
slOit-Salcftt.
She was bom 5iept.23.1920in Dnvie County, a daughter
of Charles Edward and Josie
1 SwKHritigcn .Siniih. She mar-] lied CitarlM ntomas Ward Sr.
i She was n liouicmn-Ver. a mem
ber of Clcminuns First H.aiiiist
: Chu'cii. C!c!ntni)7!S (inrdcii
, t'liib, am! Clemtnnns Civic
I Club Auailinry.She la preceded in de-ath by
her hiisbnnd. her parents, and ii
son, CiirisTopher Douglas,
.Surviving; a son. Tommy
(MaiHise) Ward of Lewisville;a siep-graiiddaughtcr, Angela
M. DaSilvfl of CJcmmons; ami
niiuicious nieces and neplietvs.
A fimcral service was held at
3 p.m. Monday. Feb. 4- at FrankjVogler and .Sons Clemmons
Chapel. Visitation was Stmday
at the funeral home. Burial was
in Wesllawn ClardeDs of Mem
ory in Clciiunons.
Online coitdolcnces:
Memnriiils: Cletnmons First
Biiptisl Church.
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Mrs. I-oreiia Black West, 94,
of Advance died Sunday. Feb.
3, 2013 at Forsyth Medical
Center.
She was bom Aug. 24.1918
in Buncombe County to Arthur
Jerome and Crowell Garrison
Black. Mrs. West w.^s a faithful
member of Yadkin Valley Bap
tist Church for 65 years where
she taught Sunday school and
sang in the choir. She also at
tended Green Meadows Baptist
Church. Mrs. West had u pas
sion for quilting, baking bread
and site loved her family.
She was preceded in dc.ath
by her husband, John Clint
West; and a sister, Kathleen
Black.
Surviving: 2 daughters.
Christine Ward (Maurice)
of Mocksville and Ernestine
Parker (Larry) of Advance:
6 grandchildren. Brent Ward
(Rachel) of Clemmons, Antho
ny Ward (Stacy) of Advance,
Tracy Slater (Gray) of Wilkcs-
boro, Paul Parker (l-eigh Anne)
of Winslon-Salcm. Ryan Partcer
(Jamie) of Kiallings and Kevin
Parker (Jessica) of Clemmons;
13 gretrt-grandchildrcn. Clint
Slalei and fianc^ Ashley. Col
by and Cicr.i .Slater. Caleb and
Aaron Parker. Madison and
Chandler Parker, Alexandra.
Lillian and West Parker and
Reese, Carter and Jftnna Ward;
and a great-great-grandchild,
Kararyn Slater,
A Funeral service was in be
held at 2 pan. Wednesday, Feb.
6 at Hayworth-Miller Kinder-
ton Ctmpel with the Revs.Leon
Wood and Maivin Garrison
officiating. Burial was to fol
low in Yadkin Valley Baptist
Church Cemetery. The fami
ly was to receive friends from
noon-2 p.m. prior to the service
at the funeral home.
Memorials: Green Mead
ows Baptist. 1646 NC 801 N.,
Mocksville: or Locust Grove
Missionary Baptist, 305 Lo
cust Grove Rd„ Weaverville,
28787.
Online coodoiences: unnv.
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Henry Diet/- Danner
Mr. Henr>' Diciz Daniicr, 90,
of MocksvUlc, died Thursday,
Feb. 7,2013, ai his home.
He was bom .iuly 6,1922, in
Davie County, to the late Rob
ert Lee and Mary Ella Harris
Danner. Mr. Danner was a vel-
enin of the U.S. Army having
served as one of the honorabJc
Merrill's Marauders during
World War 11. He was awarded
the Bronze Star among several
other awards for distinguished
scA'ice in Soulli-East Asia. Mr.
Danner was retired from the
NC DOT Davidson Co. Divi
sion.
He was also preceded in
death by a brother; and 5 sis
ters.
Survivors: his wife of 68
years, Tcbitha "Toby" .Ander
son D.tnner of the home; .3
children, Merlie Danner Al
len (Ronald), Patsy Danner
Smith (David) and Dietz Alan
"Chuck" Danner; 4 grandchil
dren, Bryan Smith, Brad Smith,
Jennifer Allen Isgett and Jef
frey AUen: and 4 great-grand
children, Ian Danner Smith,
Ethan Isgett, Nolan Allen and
Bryson Allen.
A funeral scr\'ice was con
ducted at 3 p.m., Sunday, Feb.
10 at Eaton Pnnei-al Chapel,
Mocksville with the Revs.
Hoyd McVeigh and Ray
Thomtis ofSciating. Burial fol
lowed in Bear Creek Baptist
Church Cemetery with military
graveside honors. The family
received friend.s .at the fiineral
home one hour before the ser
vice.
Memorials; Beat Creek
Baptist Cemetery Fund, c/o
Billy Shelton. 3190 US 601 N,
Mocksville.
Online condolences; uanv.
eatoiifimeralservice .com.
I
J Timothy Monroe Davis
Timothy Monroe Davis. 69,
of US 601 South, Mocksville,
tlied on Thursday, Jan. 31,2013
at Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center.
Born in Ctilifomia on Feb.
26,1943, he was the son of the
late Dwisht Davis. He was an
insurance claims adjuster and
was of the Lutheran faith, at
tending Gloria Dei LuthcrBU
Cluircb in Salisbury. He was
al.so a member of the l.akc Nor
man Shag Club.
Survivors: a son, Daniel
Davis of Winston-Salem: a
nephew, Morgan Josephson;
a niece, Marlcy Josephson; a
brother-in-law, Joe Josephson:
and many friends.
A celebration of life service
will be held on Sunday, Feb.
17 at 2 p.m. at Gloria Dei Lu
theran Church, 1908 Statesville
Blvd., Salisbtiry, with the Rev.
Don Phillips officiating. The
family will receive friends at
the churcli from 1-2 p.m. at
the cjiurch. Inurnment will fol
low in tlie Fork Baptist Church
Cemetery at 3:30 pjcn.
Online condolcncc.s; v.wu.
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John Lom'c Furchas
Mr. John Lowe Fiirches, 67,
of Advance died Monday, Feb.
4,2013 fit his home.
He was born August 12,
1945 in Cana to Robert Earl
and Naomi Rollins Furehes.
Mr. Furehes was an automotive
mechanic who began his career
ill Mocksville, then moved to
Jacksonville, Fla. and later to
Riciimond, Va.; reluming to
Mocksville where he retired
from E&L Motors. He enjoyed
hunting, (ishing, racing, com
puters and music.
Preceding him in death were
his pfuciils; a daughter, Tamara
Furehes: find a brother. Earl C.
Furehes. n
Surviving: his wife, Jackie
McCuiston Furehes, whom he
married Jftn. 9. 1998; a son,
j Matt Lurches of Greenwood,
i Fla.; a daughter, Vicki Furehes
Richardson of Walkciiown; a
stepson, Greg Nelson of Knox-
ville, Tcnn.: 4 grandsons; a
granddaughter; a stcp-grand-
daiighler: and 2 .sisters, Gail
Boger of Ft. Pierce. Fla. and
Cora .Nfiylor of Voungsville.
A memorial service was held
fit 2 p.jn. Sunday, Feb. 10 at
Hayworth-Miller Kindenon
Chapel wiih Minister Charles
Alexander officiating. Tlie
ffiiniiy received friends follow
ing the seivicc.
I .Vlemoriais: Hospice/Pftllja-
live CfircCentcr, 101 Hospice
1 -ane. Win.ston-Salein, 27103.
Online condolences: innr.
imy\vonJi'Htilfcr.com.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Feb. 14,2013
Oavie County Public ll. .
Mocksvilla. NC
Mary Wilson Lassiter
Mory Wilson 1-assiter. 69, of
Salisbury, dial Feb. 8, 2013 in
Rowan Regional Hospital.
She was born in Rowan
County, daughter of the laic
Glenn and Matlie Necly Wil
son. She gradiinied from R..A.
Clement High School, and was
a member of Rock Hill Church
of Christ. She loved poetiy.
fishing, crafl.s, |)U7zJes, niid
family games. She was ihe au
thor of two btxiks and sevenil
poems. Site loved bovviing.and
was last emplov ed at Woodleaf
Lanes in Salisbury.
Survivors; a son, James
(Beaniice) Lassiter of Topeka,
Kan.; 2 daughlem. Pamela
T. Lassiter of Charlotte and
Shari Heaggins of Salisbury; 7
grtindehildicn; 2 great-grand
children; 2 brothers. Richard
iKclly) Wilson of Mocksvilk.
and James I'Dcborafa) Wilson
of Salisbury: A sisters, Glennie
l-aiten and Patricia Copeland,
both of Cliarloilc, Claudinc
(Larry) Clark of Chester. Va..
njid Vonnie (Edward) Cunning
ham of Rock Hill. S.C.
She was preceded in deaih
by a bro(her. George Wilson,
and a sister. Mildred Bares.
Funetal service will be Satur
day. Feb. 16 at I I a.m. at Gia-
ham Funeral Home. Brolliei
David E. Wilson will officiate
and burial will follow in Rock
Hill Church of Christ Cem
etery. The family will receive
friends at the funeral home 30
lumuies before the service.
Online condolences; ivnnv.
GruhamFuneralHomejiei.
J Betty Evans Smith
Etiziibeih "Betty" Evans
Smith. 78. of Duke Street,
Mocksvillc, died on Tuesday.
Feb. 5, 2013, at Kate B. Reyn
olds Hospice Home-
Bom in Davie County on
Aug. 28. 1934 she was the
daughter of (lie laie Jiunes L.
and Mac Whitley Evans. Be
fore her retirement in 2007. she
was assi.siani manager of the
Ben Franklin Store in Mocks
villc, She was a faithful and
active member of Mocksvillc
Firsi Prcsbyierian Cliurch.
Her husband. Frank Smith,
preceded her in death in 1997.
She was also preceded in death
by a brother. Bill Evans, and a
sister, Jerry Sue Evans.
Survivors: 3 sous. Harold
Eugene (Julie) Smith of Mary
land, Thomas Henry (JoAnn)
Smith of Ihylorsville and Wil
liam Fraiikliti Smith of Mocks-
ville; 2 daughters, Jane Smith
(Butch) Russell of Roaring
River and Nancy Smith Keller
of California; a brother, Har
old Ray (Fran) Evans of Elkin;
and 2 sistere, Martha Evans
(Charle.s) McLeod of Sanford,
and Edna Evans (Bill) Cope of
Lynchburi!, Va.; 4 grandchll-
dien; 4 grcat-graiidchLIdivii: 5
step-grandchildren: and 4 slep-
greai-grandchildren..
A celebmiion of life service
j was held Saturday, Feb. 9 at 2
' pjn. at Mocksville First Pres
byterian Church with the Rev,
Dana Fruits officiating. Buri
al was at Salisbury National
Cemetery. 'Ilic family received
friends on Friday. Feb. 8 at Da-
' vie Funcrai Service.
Online condolences: wmv.
(iavUfiineralsen'ice.com.'
/ William D. Fesperman
Mr. William "Dub" DeBerry
Fesperman, 79. of Advance
died Monday, Feb. 4. 2013 at
the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home.
Mr. Fesperman was bom
on Dec. 21, 1933 in Forsyth
County to Clarence Linville
and Mary Earline Hilison Fes
perman. Mr. Fesperman was a
member of Bethlehem United
Methodist Church. He loved
working in his yard, spend
ing summers at the New River
mountuin cabin, and every
momem with his grandchil
dren. He had a long career in
sports. He played football and
ba.scbal! at Gray High School
until he graduated in 1952. He
graduated in 19.56 from Duke
! University where Ite excelled
in football and baseball. After
graduating, he began his career
as a high school football coach,
coaching throughout North
Carolina, He moved up quickly
and soon began coaching at the
college level. He was on the
coaching staff at Wake Forest
University, Tulunc University,
Georgia Tech University, the
University of Massachusetts,
and Danmouili College. He
relumed to his ixiots in North
.'Carolina and began liis career
as a professional scout, primar
ily for the Houston Oilers/ Ten
nessee 'ncans, where he worited
for more than 20 years. He will
J be remembered as a humble
I and loving husband, father,
I grandfather, friend, and coach.
j Mr. Fesperman was preceded
j in death by his parents; and a
' sister, Norma Lee.
Survivors: liis wife, Ma
rie Pettyjohn Fesperman: 2
daughters. Sandra Honeycutt of
Salisbury and Aime Foster and
husband Oany of Advance; 4
grandsons. Josh Honeycutt of
. Salisbury, and Sam, Will, and
Clayloa Foster, all of Advance:
a sister. Jean BuUin; a broth
er. Boh Fes-pcrmaii and wife
Sarah; and several nieces and
neplicw.s.
A memorial service was
held at 3 pun. Friday, Feb. 8 at
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Dr. Barry
Lemons officiating.The family
received friends following the
service at the church.
Memorials; Bethlehem UMC
Youlh Ministry Fund, 321 Red-
land Road, Advance; or Col
lege Park Baptist Youth Min
istry Fund, 1701 Polo Road.
Winsion-Salem. 27106.
Online condolences; uaviv.
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Davie County Public Library
Mocksviile, NC
^ (j^eim Alfred Bailey >
tilenn Alfred Bailey, 94,
of'Charlotte, died on Feb, 16,
2013.
He was born in Davie Coun
ty, the son of the late Bonson
L,eon and JosieTucker Baiicy-
V)e was preceded in death by
2 sisters. Peggy B Chandler and
.M'tanie B, Hartman,
Jiiirviving: his brother, Leon
Biiley of hdocksvillc; his wife
of"2l years, Betty Oliver Bai-
lej; 2 children; 3 grandchil
dren; 6 great-grandchildren;
artd many nieces and nephews.
IHe will be buried in a private
f^ily graveside senice with
military honors.
•Online condolences:
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Mary 'Kathy' BormaDn
Mary Katherine "Kathy"
Bormanni9, of Mocksvilte.
died Friday, Feb. 8, 2013 at
the Kale B Reynolds Hospice
House.
Hubert Samuel Boger
Mr. Hubert Samuel Bo
ger, 77, of Farniingtun, died
Wednesday, Feb. 13. 2013,
at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Win.ston-Salem.
He was bom Feb- 15, 1935,
in Forsyth County, to the late
David Carl and Mary Up-
ish Boger. Mr. Boget attended
Fanningtt)n I'niied Methodist
Church. He retired fnim Hanes
Hosiery after 39 years and en
joyed golling and iKiwling.
He was also preceded in
death by his wife, Ozell Mill
er Boger; a sister, Mary Ruth
Sears; and 2 brothers, David
and Joe Bocer.
Survivors; 2 daughters,
Debora Boger Tucker (.Joe)
of Mocksville and Kathy Bo
ger Allen (Rick) of Advance;
2 grandchildren, Jason Allen
(Marie) and Diana Rogers (An
drew); 6 great-grandchildren,
Aidan Rogers. Alc.v; Rogers,
Chioe -Mien, Chiinel Allen,
Dwayne Hunter and Biyson Al
len; and a sister. Virginia Boger
Lanier (Kenneth) of Mocks
ville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 4 p.m., Friday, Feb.
15 at Eaton Funeral Chapel.
Burial followed in Rose Cem
etery in Mocksville. The family
received friends at the ftinera!
home one hour before the ser-
vice.
Memorials; Kate B, Reyn
olds Hospice Home, 10! Ijos-
g>ice Lane, Winston-Saiem,
27103.
Online condolences; www.
eatonfunerahemce^om.
'Wilma Louise Booc Cole
Ms, Wilina Louise Booe
Cole. 1^. of Wagner Road,
Mocksville. died Monday. Feb.
18, 2013. at Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home in Winsion-
SaJem.
Ms. Cole was bom Aug. 4,
1937, in Davie County to the
late Jack and Nannie Jordan
Booe. .She was retired from
Eastman Kodak in Rochester.
N.Y. and Ingersoll-Rand. Ms.
Cole was a \ eleran of the U.S.
Navy. She was a member of
Nonh Main Street Church of
Chrisf-
Shc was preceded in death
by a son. Ronald Dwaync
"Skecier"Coie.
Sun'ivors: a daughter. Susan
Cole (Bulldog), a son. Rob
ert Cole, all of Mocksville; a
grandson, Sgi- Jonathan Cole
(Emilie) of Camp Lejeune;
2 great-grandchildren, Sarah
Cole ;md Jaxson Cole: 5 sib
lings. Penrline Reavis. Mar
garet Allison. Nancy Bailey.
Vernon Booe, all of Mocksville
and Lewis Booe (Bonnie) of
Winston-Salcm; and several
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was to
be conducted at 11 a.m., Thurs-
day,Feb.21 at Bear Creek Bap
tist Church Cemetery with the
Rev. Charles Burner and Greg
McEweii officiating. The fam
ily was to leccivc friends from
fi-9 p.m. Wednesday,Feb.20 at
Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: Bear Creek Bap
tist Cemetery Fund, do Stacy
Beck, 1131 Wagner Road,
Mocksville; or Kate B. Reyn
olds Hospice Home, 101 Hos
pice Lane, WInsion-Saiem,
27103,
Online condolences: wii'if.
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Margaret Foster Dunn
Mrs. Margaret Foster Dunn,
96, fomierly of Mocksville.
died Sunday morning, Feb. 17,
2013.
She loved God and family.
Mrs. Dunn showed kindness
and encouragement to every
one she touched. Mrs. Dunn '
was bom June 25. 1917 In Da
vie County to the late Charlie
Monroe and Lena Smith Foster.
Mrs. Dunn was a member of
Redlaiid Pentecostal Holiness
Church.
She was also preceded in
deatli by her husband, Vance
C. Dunn; 3 sisters. Nan Cor-
nalzer, Stella Armsworihy and
Vera Spry; and 2 brothers, CJ.
"Hoss" Foster ajid Willie Ray
"Buck" Foster.
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Jean Dunn Patrick (Donald)
of Greenville, S.C. and Tanya
Dunn TTiomas of Sherrills
Ford; 4 grandchildren. Brock
Patrick of Augusta , Ga., Karl
'ITiomas Oaks of Mooresville,
l-osier Patrick Kanian of Al-
phuretta, Ga. and Kyle Thomas
of Mocksville; and 5 great
grandchildren.
A memorial celebration will
be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday,
Feb. 22 at Redland Pentecos
tal Holiness Church, 137 Bal
timore Road, Advance. The
family will receive friends at
the church one hour prior to the
service.
Memorials: Redland Pente
costal Holiness Building Fund.
Online condolences: u'Hnv.
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OAVIE COUNJ V ENTKKPRiSE RECORD
Feb. 21.2013
Davie Count/ Public Library
Mocksville, NO
KatherineM.Mayhew
Katherine Marie Fletcher
Mayhew. 75. of Siaiesville.
died on Tuesday. Feb. 12.201.^.
at the Gordon Hospice House.
Bom in Hcndcrsonviile, on
June 23. 1937, she was the
daughter of the late Albert
M Fletcher and Dorothy 1-cc
Biirnwei! Flctclicr. She had
worked at Millers Restaurant
and was of the Baptist faith, at
tending Society and Command
Baptist churches.
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17 years, John Wayne May-
hew of the liome". a son, Hor
ace Bameilc of Statesvillc; 4daughters. I'cicSa Evans, Knthy
Bamette. Sharon Barneltc, and
Gail (Kevin) Johnson, all ofStatesvillc; a sister, Joanne Bell
of Flat Rock; 3 brothers. Jerry(Brenda) Fletcher of Zirconia,
, Ted Relchet of Rat Rock, and
Jack Retcher of Hendcrson-ville; 10 grandchildren; and 7
. great-grandchildren.
She was also precedetl indeath by 2 brothers, David and
Alvb Retcher.
A celebration of life serviceI was held Friday. Feb. 15 at 3; pjn. at Society Baptist Church
with Pastor David Childress of-ficiating. Burial followed in the
' church cemetery, 'rhc familyreceived friends on Friday at
the church.
Memorials: Gordon Hospice
House, 2341 Simonton Drive,Siaiesville, 2S625; or SocietyBaptist, 879 Garden ValleyRoad, Statesville. 28625.
Online condolences: wtnv.daviefuiieralservice.cnm.
Leroy Nivcns Jr.
Mr. Leroy Nivcns Jr., 69. of
Howardiown Road, Mocks-
ville, died Sunday. Feb. 17.
2013. at his home.
•He was bom Gel. I, 1943.
in Davie County to ihc laic Le-
loy ami Sallic Myers Nivcns.
Mr. Nivcns was a retired truck
driver and member of Bi.\hy
Presbyterian Church. A retired
volunteer lirelighler, he was a
recipient of the Firelighter of
the Year Award in 1994 and the
Hall of Fame Retiree Award
from the Comatzer-Dulin Fire
Dept. He was frequently seen
in tlie Bixby Community riding
his red golf cart and was known
for his banana puddings and
fried apple pies. Mr. Nivens en
joyed visiting with family and
friends and NASCAR
He was also preceded in
death by 2 brothers, Kenneth
Nivens and William Thomas
Nivens Sr.; and a sister-in-law.
Frances Billings Nivens.
Survivors; hi.s wife, Jane
Rumple Nivcns; a daughter,
Kimberly L. Nivens; a sister.
Frances Watson (Danny) of
King; a brother, Jerry Nivens of
San Antonio, Texas; a brotlicr-
in-law,Dwight Rumple(Kalhy)
of Mocksville; a sister-in-law,
Diane R, Kelly of R, Worth,
Texas; a nephew, Thomas Niv
ens of Souihport; and several
other nieces and nephews.
A visitation will be held from
6-8 p.m. on Thursday. Feb. 21
at Eaton Funeral Home. A cel
ebration of his life will be con
ducted at 2 p.m.. Friday, Feb. 22
at Bixby Presbyterian Church.
1806 Fork-Bixby Road, Ad
vance with the Revs, Peter Pe
terson and Dancn Crotts offici
ating. The body will be placed
in the church 30 minutes prior
to the service. The family will
receive friettds in the church
fellowship hall following burial
in the church cemetery.
Memorials; Bixby Presbyte
rian. PC Box 2227, Advance;
or charity ofthe donor's choice.
Online condolences: wwiv.
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Sadie Bell Earnhardt
Mrs. Sadie Bell Shoaf Bam-
bardi. ?K). of Mocksville, died
i-cb-22.'2013.
She was boiTi March 31,
1922, to the Intc Gerome and
Lydia Shoaf. She was a lifetime
member' of Jcnisalem Bap-
lisi Church, where she served
as church secretary for many
years. It was her desire to sec
the new building paid for. She
was an active member of the
Women's Support Group and
the Prayers and Squares minis
try, where sire used her seam
stress skills to moke numerous
prayer quills. She loved crafts
of all kinds and made Santas
and angels from Reader's Di
gests. Raggedy Ann and Andy
dulls, sock monkeys and baby
quilts for friends and fam
ily. She loved her collection of
dolls and had a bedroom des
ignated for their display. She
made many unusual costumes
for her grandson, Tommy. She
and "T" loved to spend lime
fishing at Kurc Beach each fall.
She was a master weaver at Er-
win/Burlinglon Industries Cot-
ion Mill, where she worked and
taught weaving until it closed.
She later worked at the Ameri
can Cafe In Mocksviile, serving
as manager for years. She made
countless friends there, espe
cially the coffee bunch, as she
called them, who came in each
morning to catch up and* tell
stories before slartiirg their day.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. James
Turner Bamhanit; an infant
daughter, Riyllis Elaine Bam-
hardt; a sister. Alcnc Jones; and
2 brothers. Samuel Shoaf and
Harold Shoaf.
Survivors; ii daughter and
son-in-law. Carolyn and Tom
Beaver of Mocksville; grand
son and graiiddanghicr-in-law.
Tommy and Kellie Beaver; a
great-grandson. Jake Beaver,
ali of Greensboro; a sister.
Ruby Motley; and brothers
James (Helen) Shoaf. Kermii
(Marie) Shoaf and Theodrrre
(Bobble) Shoaf.
A celebration t)f her life was
conducted at 3 pm.. Sunday.
Feb. 24 at Jenisalem Baptist
Church. The family received
family and friends at tlie church
one hour prior to the service.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery.
Memorials; Jerusalem Bap
tist Building Fund, c/o Mela-
nic Hunter. 3203 US 601 S..
Mocksville.
On^ne condolences: mvrv.
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V Kathy Bormann
Kathy Bormann, 59, of
Mocksville, died on Friday.
Feb. S, 2013 at Kate B Reyn
olds Hospice House after a
battle with liver disease.
She was the soul mate of
Monte Whitaker of Mocks
ville. She was bom in Lyn-
nwood.Calif.onAug. 16,1953
and grew up in Springfield,
III. before moving to Florida
in 1981 and North Carolina
in 1995. She was the daugh
ter of the late Victor and Mary
Francis Cummings. She was a
homeinakcr and cnrcgiver. She
loved gardening, baking and
spending time with her fncnds
and family. She enjoyed local
chili eook-offs and her own
"Kathy's Kitchen " She loved
being outdoors, fishing and
camping. She had nn enormous
heart iind found no stranger.
Survivors; her son. Stephen
H, Watkins (Renita) of Morris-
ton. Ma.; daughters. Mary Kris-
lina Wilson of Dcland, Fla., and
Jciuiifcr M. Bomiann of Jack
sonville; Fla.; grandchildren.
Heather and Steve lllbiiry, and
Kaytlin N. Wilson; a.s well as
raimeious friends like family.
At her request, the service
was small and imimaie amongst
the outdoors and friends and
family.
Memorials: Kate B. Reyn-
'■ olds Hospice House. 101 Hos-1 pice Winston- SaJcm.
2710.1.
VPenny Church Gassett
Penny Ann Cliurch Gassett.
44. of Batons Church Road.
Mocksville, died on Wednes
day, Feb. 20. 2013 at Forsyth-
Medical Center. :
She was born in Montgom-.cry County. Md, on Oct. 25,
1968. She was a waitress at the
Pizza inn in High Point and
was a member of St. Francis
of Assisi Qilholic Church of
Mocksville.
Survivors: her mother, Joan
Church; her father and step
mother, Donald and Phyllis
Church; 2 sons, Richard 1..
Gassett of San Diego, Calif,
and Robert J. (Lcanna Selfj
Gas.sctt of Mocksville; 2 broth
ers. Brian D. (Heather) Church
of J-enoir and Keith M. (Rose)
Clutreli of Kwajalcin Atoll. Re
public of the Marshall Islands:
her nieces, Kassidy, Alisha
and Kalynn Church; nephew,
Stcphan Church; and many
"adopted" sons and daughters.
'["be Mass of Christian Buri
al was celebrated on Monday,
Feb. 25 at 11 a.m. at St Fran
cis of Assisi Catholic Church
of Mocksville with the Rev,
Father John Starczewski officiating. The family received
' friends on Sunday, Feb. 24 at
Davie Funeral Service.
Online condolences; wnw
daviefunemlteiyice.com.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thureday, Feb. 2«, 20U -
Oav^e County Public LioiuyMocksville, NO
J William Robert Mitchell
WilHam Roben "Bobby" '
Mitchell. 64, of MocksvUle,
died on Monday. Feb. 25,2013.
fU his home.
He was bom in Mecklenburg
County on Nov. 30. 1948; son
of the late Emesi Carlos Mitch
ell and Faye Caroline Garris
Mitchell. He was a veteran of
the U.S. Army, a member of
Coolecmce Church of God andwas a truck driver. Hcloved his
God. family, counuy and the
Washington Redskins.
Survivors: his wife, Pattie
Wreiin Mitchell of the home.
2 sons. ChrislophcT Mitchell
and wile Christina of Walnut
Cove and Tommy Mitchell and
wife Brittany of Mocksville;
a daughter, Thmmy Green of
WasbiiigtoD Stale; 2 sisters.
Kathy Scercy and husband
Dennis of Huntcrsville and
Sandra Mellon of Huntersville;
5 grandchiidien. special grand
children Emery and Kellan.
also. Nelson. Logan and Dd-
lon; and a gieal-pranddaughier.
lAicy Bee.
A celebration of life service
was to be conducted Timrsday.
Feb. 28 at 4 p.m. in Davic Fu
neral Service Chapel with the
Rev. Tommy Wrenn and Pas
tor Alan Miller officiating.The
family was to receive friwids
one hour prior to service and
other times at their home. Burial wiU be held in Salisbury Na-
nional Ccmciciy-
Meniorials-. Hospicc/Pallia-
tive CareCenier, 327 Hospital
St., Mocksville; or Coolcemee
Church of God. PO Bos 357,
Coolecmce.
Online condolences: wtw.
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Brown Snyder
/ . . j I Mrs. Ruby Brown Snyder.V Fearlie Mae Richardson Pinnacle, died Monday.
Mrs. Pearlie Mae ^""P-\ cgj, 25.2013.
isb Richardson. 81. of Sunsci 5. 1923.ITrivc. Mocksville. died Tburs- County to the laic
day. Feb. 21, 2013. at Kate B. LiUic Isen-
Reynolds Hospice Home in grown. Mrs-Snyder was
Win-slon-Salem. ^ homcmakcr and was a mem-
Mrs. Richardson was bom I ^fpinnacle Baptist Church.
Sept. 14.1931 in Davie County husband was serving
to the late Ruben and Maty War II. she comribut-Johnsic Trivette Lapish. cd to the war effort by working
She was also preceded in gj,ipyards at Wilmington and
death by a son. David S. Rich- Jacksonville, Fla.ardsoD;2brothcrs,Garfieldand was preceded
Harold Lapish; and a sister, ^p^gathbyhcrhusband,Wayne
Dorothy Peacoch. Snyderin 1990; a sister, Minnie
Survivors: her husband. Wil- 4 hrotheis. Harvey,
liam Lester Richardson Sr. of p^d. Glenn and Paul Brown.
the home; her children, Libby sur^.jvors; 2 daughters and a
Coircli (Jerry) of Mocksville, j^j,.in.]aw. Marilyn and Steve
Rftn K. Stevenson of Slates- Morcf Snyder. alt
ville. William 1- Richardson, ij(/jj,ston-Salem; a son and
Jr. (Kccly) of Tobaccovillc and jg^htcr-in-law. Donald and
Diaxina Fi^er (John) of Mesa, ggjjju, Snyder of Mocksville;
Ariz.; a Iwother, Uster Upish 3 gnmdchUdren, Renea Reed,of Pennsylvania; 8 grandchtl- y^y Myers and David Snyder;
drcn; 10 great-grandchildren; 2 ^ grcat-granddiildren; a ^ih-grfeat-great-grandchildren; sev- Lawrence Brown of Siloam;
eral nieces and nephews; and asisicr.i£-law. Kathleen Brown
a flosc family friend. Lynnette pinnacle; and a brother-in-VtiwtcrofKing. jaw. George Jones of Pinnacle.
•A celebration of her life was Furveral services were to be
hdd from 1-2:30 pjn. Salur- ^^nductedThursday,Feb. 28 at
day, Feb. 23 at Eaton Funeral ^ Cox-Necdham Clia-Hproc.Agravesideservicefol- p^j pijot Mountain with the
lowed in Rose Cemetery with 5,^^^ Hedgecock and Jeffthe Rev. Frank Blankenship of- ^y^^ officiating. Burial was
ficiating. to follow at Pinnacle Baptist
Memoiials; Kate B. Reyn- Qjurch cemetery. Tl'c family
o)'^ Hospice Home, 101 Hos- receive friends from 1 -2
[)it» Lane. Winslon-Salcni. pjn. prior to the service.
27103- Memorials; Pinnacle Baptist
Online condoience.s; lovov. pefpgtual Cemetery Rmd. c/ocaio>ifi'ncralsemce.com. viokna Hill- 1487 Coon Road.
Pinnacle. 2704.V
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. Thursday, Feb. 28,2013 •
tavle County Public Libfary
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y Willa Marie Aiulerson
Mrs. Willa Marie Haiiuiioiid
Anderson. SO. of Mi>cKsville
died Sunday. Mareli 3, 2UI.3 iil
Fnrsyih Medieal Ceiiier
She was born Sopi. 10. 1^32
in Jefferson I'oimly. Nel). lo
Ralph and Evelyn Hardy Ham
mond. -Mrs Anderson wa-s a
member of CIcmmons L'niicd
Mcihodist Church
Sun'ivors: hot iius^iid.Diek
Anderson of ihe hnn\e; a dnnph-
ur. Jackie Whiilcy and Inisband
David; 4 sons. Bob Anderson
ami wife Cinily. Tom Ander
son. Ronn Andeison and Mike
Anderson and wife Julianne; b
grandchililnMi. Stephanie, Oun-
nar. Kara. Jake. TVevor. I'oige
and Reagan; and 2 brothers.
Bob and Ron Hanunond.
A memorial service was lu
lie held at 2 p.m. nmrsday.
March 7 iii CIcmmons United
Mcihodist Church with Drs. J.
Matthew Buiion Jr. and Dr. Hill
Mcdlin officiating The family
was to receive Ificnds follow-
ing the service.
Memorials; Clenimoiis
UMC, 37(10 Clemmoiis Rd..
Clemroons. 27012; or Pai-
kinson's Disease Foundation
1359 Bniadway. Suite 1509
New York. NY 10018.
Online condolences; nmm
haworih-millfrxoin.
Howard 'Pttc' Colbert
Howard Junior •"Fete" Cnl-
bcrl.77.died Feb. 26.2013 al
Fnrsyili Medical Center.
He was bom Dec. 19. 1^3.3
111 Yadkin Cuiiniy to Howard
Andrew and Sndic Frye Col
bert. He retired from RJR Tu-
liaixo Co- after 36 years He
was a member of Farmiiigion
United Methodist Church. He
served in the Honor Guard for
the VFW and as the athieiic di-
teelor lorihe Aiiicricun Ixgion.
He was also preceded in
deaili by his wife. Nancy
Siriiiid Colbert.
Survivors: 2 children. "!c-
rcMi Colbert ot Lewisville and
Phillip Colbert and wife Zeld.i
ol East Bend. 2 grandchildmn.
Sluiniion Nicole and Andrew
Phillip CiillKn; 3 siblings.
l>ouiilJ Colbefi of Winston-
Salcni. Fmncos Matthews ol
Pfalfiown and Ethel Mnric
Griffin of Duluih. Ga., a broth-
er-in law. Harry "Bud" Strinid
ami wife Irene ol Mneksvilk;
uiid a s|>eciu) friend. Karlcnc
Cope of Famiingcon.
The family received friends
Ibursday. 1-eb 28 from '<>-8
p.m. at Fanningion United
Mcihodist Church. Funeral
services foliowwl at 8 pJii. at
the church A graveside service
wa'shcid at 11 a.m allheFurai-
irtgion Comnumily Cemetery
on Friday. March 1
• Memorinls: • FaiTningion
Community Cemetery Fund or
Farmtngton UMC.
Online cnnd<ilence.s; ti'nnv.
havwvnh-iniUi'rxiim.
^ Robert Lec Dickens
Robert Lee Dickens. 70,
of Yadkinviljc died Saturday
morning. March 2.2013 aftern
short illness,
j He was bom in iredell Coun
ty Aug. 27. 1942. the son of
Raymond and Vivian Dickens
of Hnrmony. He was a mem
ber of Rock Springs Bnpli.st
Church. He served in ihe U.S.
Army with the 5fi5ih Medical
Company Group, stationed in
Germany.
Surviving: his wife, Di
ane Everidge Dickens; a son.
Christian Dickens (Lori) and J
a daqgliier. Robin Beck (Da
vid); 5 grandchildren, Haigeii
(Devinj, Ixjndon. Savannah.
Suiiuncr. Colton: n gicai-gnmd-
d.-ipghter. Peightcn; a sislcr,
Sheila Campbell (Perry); broth
er. Jerry Dickens (Lisa): and his
mother. Vivjan Dickens.
He W.1S preceded in death
by his first wife. Sue FJIen, his
father Raymond Dickens, ami a
brother Jason Dickens.
His funeral service was
conducted at 2 p.m. Mon
day, March 4 at Holly Springs
Baptist Church by the Rev.
Ciiff GwaJiney. the Rev. Jerry
Gwaiiney and Brandon Gwail-
ncy. He lie in stale 30 mimites
prior to the service. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery
wilh full military honors by tlie
North Iredell American Legion
Post 113.
Memorials-: Holly .Springs
Baplisi BttiJding Fund. 355 W.
Houstonvilje Road. Harmony,
28634,
Online condolcncc.s; mvw.
genirxfiwtrahervicexiim.
Billy Wiley Edwards Sr.
Billy Wiley Etlwards Sr.. 39.
of Casa Bella Drive. Advance,
died on Wednesday. Feb. 27.
2013. al his home.
Born in Fancy Gap. Va. on
Jan. 29, 19.34. he wns the son
of the hie Willie Franklin Ed-
waid.s and IJIiian Mac Baycs
Edwards. He was a self-cm-
pioyed niechanlc and wa.s of
Ihe Baptist faith.
Survivors; his wife of 35
ycanv. Brenda Lee Fender Ed
wards. a .son, Billy Wiley Ed
wards Jr.. 3 daughters. Ann
Marie Edwards, Angclia Dawn
Edwards. Sara Jane Edwards,
all ofAdvance; 3 broihers, Jolin
Wesley (Betty) Edwards of
Austinvillc, Va., Howard (Lin
da) Etlvvarils of Barren Spring.
Va., Jack (Betly) Edwards of
Ausiinville. Va.; a sislcr. Joyce
iCharjcs) Hayes of Coolee-
mee; and 6 grandchildren, Jes
sie. Davidson. Sievie. Lillian.
Allissa. and Monlann.
A private service was held.
Online condolences: kh-h-.
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.lean Marilyn Gleason
. Mrs. Je;in M;uiiyn Lewis
Gleason. 74. of Summit Drive.
Nkieksvillc. died Wednesday,
Feb.27.201.^.11 Kate B. Reyn
olds Hospice Home in Win-
slon-Saiem,
She was born May 18, 1938.
in Kings County, N.Y. to the
late William S|)encer and Jean
Drane Lewis Ktrs Gleason
enjoyed c.tmping, drives to no
where and spending time with
l^cr grandchildren.
' She wa.s also preceded in
death by a sister, Bcttyann
Lewis; and a brother. James
iiewis.
, Survivois: her husband of
52 years, James Gcoige Glen-
spn Sr. of the home; 4 children.
James G. Glca.son Jr. (Lisii),
Scott E. Gleason iTmaJ, all of
iliew Jersey. l-inrie Jean Tritto
(Danny) of Florida and David
W. Gleason (Yolanda) of New
York; 8 grandchildren; agrciil-
grandson; a brother. William
Lewis {Sandra) of Durham:
many nieces and nephews; and
special friends, Roseann and
Jim Katsera, Bill and Ann Mier
fjnd Bill and l-'ran Bartlett.
[ A funeral service was held at
J;30 p.m., Sunday. March 3 at
^lon Funeral Chapel with the
ftev. James (i. Gleason Jr. of-
^cialuig. The family received
^iemls Saliitday anil Siindity at
funeral home,
i Memorials; Kale B. Rcyn-
dlds Hospice Home, 101 Hos-
jice Italic. Wiiision-Salem.
17103.
j Online condolences; innr.
iftionfiinenilxeryici'x-am.
J Anita Wagner Hauscr
Mrs. .Anita l.ortl Wagner
Mauser. .Sfc. of Advance died
Monday, March 4. 2013 at her
home.
Shu WHS boin June 23. 19.14
111 Forsyiii County to John and
Glennic llollemau Lord. Mrs.
Hauser was the office manager
for Piedmont Gastroemerology
Sijecialisl? loi 14 years. She
loved animals, traveling and
spoiling luT gi'aiidcliildivn.
She was (ircuoded in death
by her t'ailicr and a brothei,
Johnny i.otxl.
Surviving: lici husband. Ken
Hauser; a daughier, Tommi Ro
ger and husband Brian; a son.
Zach Wagner; 3 grandchildren,
Olivia. Onrretl and Ian: iicr
mother n sister, Bonnie Ciiilcr:
a brother,Tom Lord: 3 stepchil
dren. Steven Hauser and wife
Grctchcn, Casey Hauser iiiid
wife Tbra and Sarah Hauser:
and a stcp-grandtlitughter. Art-
ana.
A funeral service was to lie
held at 11 a.m.TJiurtiday,March
7 at Hayworfh-Miller Kinder-
ton Chapel with the Rev, Joel
Boyles offieijiiing. Burial w.is
• to follow in Forsyih Metnonal
• Park.The. family was to receive
fiiends ftom 6-8 p.m. Wednes-
day at the funeral home.
Memorials; AARF of Win-
ston-Salem. .311 Harvey St..IWinston-SaJent, 27103; or
Hospice/Pnlliniive CareCcnter.
10! Hospice Lane, Winsloii-
Saiem. 27103.
Online condolences: mwu'.
hayworih-niillencom.
'Lois Brown Hauser
Lois Elizabeth Brown Maus
er died on Feb. 20. 2013 at
Silas Creek Manor in Winston-
Saleni.
She wa.s bom July 17, 1918
in Winsion-Salem. the daugh
ter of Gladys Mac Brown and
Butler Nesby. She mamcd
Charlie Brady Hauser and they
iiad 2 dauglitcrs, Fay Elizabelli
Hauser-Price and Lois Patri
cia 'Peaches" Hauser Golding.
She attended Winston-Salem
Schools and grodiiaied from
Winsion-Salem Teachers Col
lege with a bachelor's degree
in 1940. .She camed a roaster's
degree from NC A&T Slate
University in 1961 and stud
ied at Duqiiesne University in
Pitisburg. Pa. .She taught for
, 31 years in Virginia and North
Carolina elementary schools.
Her organizations included:
secretary of Supdity School and
Sarah Missionary Circle and
charter member of the Himd-
bcll Choir at Mt Zion Baptist
Church in Winsion-Salem,
Pfafftown Chapter of the Na
tional Women of Achievement;
Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society
in Education: Rho Zeta Chap
ter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
as cct-chtiir itf the Blue Revnc
Committee and graphic aitisi
and member of the serapbook
committee. With the Winston-
Salem Mnlcs she was a secre
tary and member of The Cour-
i lesy Committee. She was a'
1 mepiber of jliu Wipstun-Salem
Needle Point Guild, and the
Winstnn-Salem State Univer
sity Aiuinni Assoc. She ^as u
Ijfe inember of the NAACPand
the Sir Walter Cabinet, wives
I of menthen of ihe .NC Gen
eral Assembly and other state
rruiXTY ENTERPR«SE
officials. She was a member
of; K Court Community Club,
Fiower Niche Garden Club, the
D.Nj; Pinochle Club, drawing,
painting, doll making activities
She was a volunteer at the Di
xie Classic Fair Rower Show-
She often welcomed foreign
guests and college students as
guests in her home. She helped
provide funds for her husband's
school-agc brothers and sis-
ter.s, one of whom lived with
the family and graduated from
high school in Hcndersonville.
Many focal couples and friends
have camped and boated wjih
the family at the beach, in Can
ada and at campgrounds eLse-
where.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, Dr. C.B. Haus
er on Nov. 11, 2007; a brother,
Robert Lec; an aunt. Carol
(Odell) Mayo; an uncle, Will
(Clara) Nesby.
Survivors: her daughters.
Fay Hauser-Price (Utuis Price)
of Van Nuys,Cii!if.,iind Peach
es Golding (Robert Golding) of
Bristol. England; 2 grandchil
dren. Charles Guiding and Si
erra Elizabeth; 3 sislers-in-iaw,
Beulalt Hoover. Doris Elliott,
and Olena (Junior) Page; and a
host of nieces, nephews, cous
ins, and friends.
A wake wa.s held on Friday.
Miuch I. from 6-8 p.m. at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church in Win
ston-Salem. Her service was
Saturday, March 2 at Ml. Zion
with a family visit,nion from
12:30-1 p.m. and funeral at 1.
Dr. Screnus T. Chum Sr.. of
ficiated and buriiil followed In
Eveigreen Ceineitry.
Memorials: WSSU Founda
tion, 311 Blair Hnll.Winston-
Salem-State University. W-S,
NC 27110 - Charlie Brady and
Ixns Hauser Scholarshm.
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CalUe Burton Hudson
CalliclilizaK-lh Bunoii Hud
son, 9?. of Casn lidla Drive.
Advanec. died on I'uesday.
March 05.201.at her home.
Bom in Davidson Couniv
on April 2<>, 1919. she was
ihe daughter of Ihc late Roy
Bunoii and Hniiie Wliisenhunt
Burton. She was a honieraaker
and was a jneiiibcr of the Bixby
Church of ilie l.iviiig Ciod. Her
children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and great greai
grandchildren were die loves of
her life
Her husband of 47 yeurs,
John Henry Hudson, preceded
her in death. She was also pre
ceded in death by a son. John L.
Hiid.son. 2 grandchildren. Joyce
Ann Smith and John Richard
Smith. 4 brothers, and 4 sisters.
Survivors; 2 daughters. Ruby
James of Advance and Helen
Beamon of Mocksviile; lU
grandchildren; 20 great-grand
children. and 10 grMt-greai-
grandchildrcn.
A ceiebralioii of life service
will be held on Friday. March
8 at 2 p.m. at Ihc Bixby Church
of the Living God with the Rev.
Linda Hiitchins officiating.
Burial will follow in the church
cemetco'. 'llic family will re
ceive friends Thursday, March
7 from 6:30-8:30 pjn. at Davic
Funeral Service.
Online condalenccs; tnnv.
doviefuneraJservicc.
y Jo Ann Johnson
Jo Ann Elizabeth Munday
Johnson, 72, of Comatzcr
Road. Advance, died Sunday,
March 3.2013. at her home.
Bom in Iredell County on
May 30, 1940. she was the
daughter of the late Robert
Munday .md Beiilah Childcrs
Munday. She was retired from
Cannon Mills and a member of
I-andis Baptist Church.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. Wayne
Norman Johnson in 2003;
brothers, Bobby, Leonard.
Maurice, and Benny Munday;
and 2 greai-gnmdchildren.
Surviiors: 5 daughters.
Kimberi) Dawn (Ed) Forrest
of Siaiesvillf. Brigilte Wainc
Johnson of Salisbury, Nancy
Caroline (.lohniiy) Black-
welder of Mocksviile, Melody
Bemadeitc Johnson Smith of
Advance, Huldah Noima Jo
Johnson of Mocksviile; si.'ter.
Lucille (Bob) Roland of Spar-
lanburg, S.C,; brother, Kenneth
(Edith) Munday of Kannapolis;
14 grandchildren; and 5 gteat-
giandchildren.
A private graveside service
was held on Monday, March 4
at WestJawn Memorial Park in
China Grove.
Online condolences: wh'ic.
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Everette Richards
Bverette Richards, 65. of
Joy Trail, Mocksviile, died on
Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2013. at
Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center.
He WHS born in Roekingham
County on Dec. 17, 1947 to
the laic General George Rich
ards and Roxic Annie Bailey
Richards. He .served in the U.S.
Army, worked as a property
manager for a mobile home
p^rk, and was of the Baptist
faith.
Survivors: his wife of 37
yeare. Pamela Smilii Richards;
2 sous. JcIT (Sarah) Richards
of Mocksviile. Jonathan Rich-
.nrds of Ihc home: a daughter.
Natoshii Richards (Gray) Faw.
of Moravian Falls; 2 broth
ers. Duiinid Richards. Russell
Richards and a sister. Jo Aime
Collins, all of Reidsvilic; and 4
grandchildren. Kellan Angell.
CJ Angell. Counnic Richard.s.
and J.T. Ritliaids.
A celebration of life .sej--
vicc was conducted Saturday,
March 2 at I pmi. in Davie Fu
neral Service Chapel with the
Rev. Jonah Parker officiating.
The ftujjlly received friends
one hour prior to service at the
funeral iiorac. Inurnment wa.s
in Salisbury National Cem
etery.
Online ccndoleoces: ivvvtv.
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Editii Baiie)' Slaj^Ic
Ediih Biiiley Slagle, K8, of
Decaliir. Ua.. ffinncily of Ad-
vaiit-e, died on Marth 3, 2(11?,
Siie was bom Kcb 18, 1925.
llie daiighier of Taylor R Bailey
and Clara Crovisc Bailey. She
was raised on the family farm
in Advunce and aliended High
Point College, became an'ac
complished piiinlsi and gradu
ated with a degree in music
in 1945. After gradoaiioa she
took a bu.s to New Ynik City m
study ballet as well as lap danc
ing with teacher Jack Slanly.
Foi several ycais, she shared
an apartment in New York with
four girlfriends, danced, and
worked III Norcruss cards. In
1950. she married J. Ralph Sin
gle and moved to Marietta. Ua..
where they raised two cliildicn
-md she •.vorked part time as a
piano teacher and continued to
practice ballet for many year*
at the Marietta School of Bal
let. She v-ai admired lier forhci
energy and unique outlook on
life. She was an animal lover,
bird-watcher, and enjoyed long
walks in the woods.
She was preceded m death
by her parent.i. her husband,
her 2 brothers and llicir wives.
W.A. Bailey (Mabel Hartman
Bailey) and Hubert I- Bailey
(Sally Hartman Bailey).
Survivors; a son. Jeff B. Sla
gle (Nora M. Tocups); daugh
ter. Jennifer "Jenny" S. Rota
(Paul A. Rotu); gmiiddaughler.
Bailey bei-Ya Tocups: niece
Oilllc B. Teiry; nephews Wil
liam Bailey and T. Fred Bailey;
and many additional genera-
lions of nieces and nephew.s.
Memorials; Our Udy of
Perpetual Help Home.760 Pol-
Inid Blvd.. SW, Ailantii. GA
.51)315.
A celebration of life is
planned temalively for May 26
in Advance.
Joey Lynn Spry
Mr. Joey Lynn Spry. 56,
formerly of Cooleemee. died
Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013. at
Carolina's Medical Center,
North-Easl in Concord.
He was born Aug. 23. 19.56.
in Davie County. Mr. Spry was
of the lYesbyterian faith. He
enjoyed fishing, country music
and especially sitting outside
watching bird.s.
Mr. Spry was preceded in
death by his mother and stepfa
ther, Wanda and Clarence Gar-
man; a sister. Kimbetly Spry
WilJjams. a brother, Jackie Eu
gene Spiy; and 2 nephews, Mi
chael B. Click and Terry Lynn
Kinuoer.
Survivors: a sister. Vickie
Nail (Sid); a brother, Ray Sprj
Jr. (Donna);' 2 siepbiutheis;
3 nieces; 4 nephews; 2 gieat-
nicces; 4 gteai-nephews; 2
stepnephcws; several aums, un
cles and cousins; and a brother-
in-law. Larry Williams.
A vrsitaiion will be held from
2-5 p.m. on Saturday. March 9
at the home of his sister at 174
Swicegood St.. Cooleemee.
Ooibe condolences; miof.
eaionfuneruUervice£om.
Oa^eCounty PuDiic uoid,
Wocksville, NC
s/ Larry Ivan Thies
Mr. Larry Ivan 'I'hics. 68. of
GJadslonc Road. Mocksville.
died Sunday. Marcli ,•?. 2013. a,'
his home.
He *v:ii boni April 12, 1944
in Davidson County, Tenn.. to'
the iuic Robert Fay and Ruby
Mtardy Tliie.s. Mr. Tl„cs was a
veteran of the U.S.Amiy hav
ing scn-ed during the \'joinani
War, He enjoyed playing soft-
ball, camping and bo.iiiiig. His
favorite pastimes wcie watch
ing Wosiems and spendiiii; time
with his grandsons.
Hf was also preceded in
death by a brotlicr. Roben
Hiies,
Survivors: his wife of 48
years. Betty Sue Reavi.s Thies
of the home; 2 sons. Larry Ivan
Thies II (Michele) and Robbie
TTiics (l-;fi/iibcth).all of Mocks-
ville; 2 grandsons. Aaron and
Austin Tliies: special godchild,
Taylur Hawks; a brother. Kcn-
iieili 'ITiics (Rachel) of .Salis
bury; ncpliew.s and niece. Malt
and hlnrk 'I'hics and James and
Cindy Thies; and his special
dog. Rocky.
A funeral service was to be
conducted at 2 pjri.. Wednes
day, March 6 at i.iberty United
Methodist Church vvjth lite
Rev. Brad Cunnirigli.-un and
Richard Caid officiating, Ttie
body was to be placed in the
church 30 minutes prior to (he
service. Burial was to follow m
Ihe church cemetery with mili
tary graveside riles conducted
by the VFW Memorial Honor
Guard. Tiie family received
fficniLs T\ic.sdny. March 5 at
Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia-
tivc CareCenier, 377 Hospiul
St.. Suite 103. Mocksvilie; or
Davic Home Health, PO Box
848. Mocksvilie,
Online condolences: unvw.
cuio'tfimfrali'ervicfroin.
GwgerindemoodllMr George Dan UnderwcxxJ
. • b-r of Advance died on
niursdayFeb. 28.2013,Mr, Underwood was bom on
f"-JO,I950 u,Fo„Benmng
Underwood,He served his t-ouniiy as a ser-
««n.m.heU.S, Marine CoSSumvors: i,i, 5^'y Kcaion and her dauehLAngela Sc.irbra-and her 3 chil
dren Jordan Maraiai, Cunig
Milehcm..-md Sarah Marfinez-
ndnughter.Kyra Victoria Ellis-n «in. George Daniel Underwood III; a brother, Ttm Under
woodofBoonvilleiandasSrJnnie Wiimoth 0/Ronda; and a
e«^fnend.Dwayne SmithFuneral .services were con
^ Wh.tehend Union Baptist
Dan Edwards- officiatingThe fanjily njccivcd fe'ends
i^i^r to the service. Burial «;?hmibiao' ntes followed in the
clmrchcemeieo'.Online condolences: www
^'/^"'icra//,nme.cum.
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v/ Betty J. Church Brown
Betty Jane Church Brown. .
72. of 900 NO 64 \V., Mocks- \J
ville, died Monday, March 4,
2013 at her residence.
She was bom in AsheI County Nov. 2.1940 to the late
j James. Walter and Viola Estep
s Church.
She was also preceded in
death by her first husband,
Lowell Clark Sentcr Sr.; a
stepson. Brandon Brown: a
sister, Margaret Higgins; an
infant brother, a nephew, John
Church.
Survivors: her husband.
Wilson Brown of the home; 2
sons, Samuel Paul Senter and
wife Melanie of Elkin, Lowell
Clark Senler Jr. and wife Ded-
rie of Gastonia; a daughter, Lisa
Senter Anderson and husband
Donald of Madison; a stepson,
Shawn Brown of Wisconsin;
7 grandchildren, Sarah Paige
Senter, Samuel Aaron Senter,
Anna Grace Senter, Heather
Nicole Senter. Amber Noclle
Senter, Lauren Michelle Ander
son. Meredith Brooke Ander
son: a great-grandcliild, Don
ald Wayne Hicks; 3 brothers,
Pete Church and wife JoAnn of
Laurel Springs; Harold Church
and \vife Judy of Sparta. Don-
nic Church and wife Sharon
of Laurel Springs; and several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 3 ,p.m. Saturday,
March 9, at the Grandview Me
morial Chapel. Burial followed
in the Double Springs Cem
etery in Laurel Springs. The
family received friends from 1
pan. untU time of the service at
the funeral home.
Claude H. Foster
Mr. Claude Hendcreon Fos
ter. 88. of Mocksvillc, diet! Fri
day. March 8,2013. at Autumn
Care of Mocksvillc.
He was bom Jan. 29. 1925,
in Rowan (bounty, to the late
Boonc Henderson and Sally
Hege Foster. Mr. Foster was a
retired nurseryman and busi
ness trader. He was a veteran of
the U.S. Aimy having served
during World War U. Mr. Foster
was a lifelong resident of Davjc
County. He accepted Christ as
his Savior at age 40. Mr. Foster
was hard working, honest and
loved family.
He was silso preceded in
death by his wife, Carienc
Brown Foster in 2005; and a
sister, Edith Eudy.
Survivors: 2 sons. Jimmy
Foster and Fridie Foster, both
of MccksviUe; a brother, Paul
Foster of MccksviUe; 2 sisters,
Anna Lou Brown of Mocks
villc and Margaret Collins of
Charlotte; 2 grandsons. Brad
Foster and Matt Foster; and 4
great-grandchildren.
The family received friends
Sunday at the funeral home. A
funeral service was conducted
at 2:30 pju., Sunday. March 10
at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
Dr. Darrell Cox officiating.
Burial followed in Union Cha
pel United Methodist Church
Cemetery.
Online condolences: www.
eawn/wieralsi-rvicf.com.
Alfred Bradford Hale
Brigadeer General Alfred
Bradford Hale, 85, of Bermuda
Run, died Tbosday, March 5,
2013 at Wake Forest Baptist
; Medical Center,
j He was born Dec. 17, 1927
in Now York to WUlinm Lud-
wig and Maiguerite Foster
; Hale. He retired from the U.
S. Army after 32 yciirs which
included two tours in Germany,
one ill Korea, one in Vietnam
and four in the Pentagon and
had received the Distinguished
Service Medal. Hale gradu
ated from West Point and was
the first of his class to receive
a star. He earned bis graduate
degree from the University of
Miami (Fioridn).
He was preceded in death by
his wife, Joanna Petty Hale.
Surviving: 3 children, Jona-
iliaii Hale and wife Caminie.
Alfred B. Hale Jr. and wife
Nora and Paula Hale Stevens
and husband Ward; 8 gnuid-
children, Andrew, Marguerite,
Bradford, ElizabciJi, Samuel,
Kate, Joanna and Kathleen;
2 great-grandchildren; and a
brother, William Hale and wife
Pat.
A funeral service was held
ar 11 ajn. .Saturday, March 9
at Hayworth-MiUer Kindcnon
Chapel. Tlie family received
friends following the service.
Hale will be buried In Arling
ton .National Cemetery.
Memorials: Wounded War
rior'project. po Box y-sssn.
Topeka, KS 66675. .
Online condolchce.s: icww.
}uiy\\orih-miUer.com.
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Jean Audrey Hamilton
Jean Audrev Ccntingham
Hamilton. 75. of MocksviUc. i
died on Tuesday. March 5. ^
2053 at Kate B. Reynolds Hos- -
pice Home.
Bom in Marion. S.C. on Aug- -
27. 1937. she was the daughter
of the late Benny and RubyCottinghatn. She was a member
of Jerusalem Baptist Church
and had woiked at HeriUge,Uxingion.and Baker Fumi^
companies and at Jockey'- She
loved making tables, lamps,pamting. crafts. cn)chei_ md
flowers. She sewed some m her
early days. She also loved to
sing and dance.
She W'as also preceded sn
death by her husbands. L.B.
Hamilton and Fams Bai.ey.
a son. Roger D. Hamiltom a
brother. Buddy Cotdng^y.and a sister. Opal Nichols Gnf-
(in.
Survivors; 3 sons, Ronald L.
(Vickie) Hamilloii, Ricky 0.
HainUion.Bnil Rocky J. Hamil
ton, all of Mocksville; 2 daugh
ters, Rcgina H. (Randy) Miller
of Mocksville and Renee Ham
ilton of Clemmons; 3 sisters,
Geoa May Cox of Kaiinaitolis.
Lots (Fred) CTSither of Virginia,
and Christine Cloer of Tennes
see; 14 grandchildren; and 26
great-grandchildren.
Her celebration of life ser
vice was Thunday, March 7
11 2 pm at Jerusalem BnpiiKi
Church with the Rev, Jimmy
^caster and Pastor Darrell
Cox ofiieiating. Burial fol-
.owed in the church cemetery.
The family revived frieuds on
Thursday at the church-
Memorials: Kale B. Reyn
olds Hospice Home. 10! Hos
pice Une, Winslon-Salero.
• 27103.
; Online condolences; www.daviefimvralservice^-um.
if .
JSicUa Odolczyk KeUey
Mis. Stella Josephine Odol
czyk Keliey. 95, died Saturday.
March 9,201.'!-
Shc was born on April 13,
1917, iii The Bronx. N.Y.. to
the late Stanley and Mary Ann
Ostraska Odolczyk. Stella
was active as a volunteer in
Mocksville. She was secretary
for AARP Davic Chapter 4405
where she receivetl the Volun
teer of the Year award in 1996.
Her volunteering ranged from
helping with the National Se
nior Health and Fitness Day
Program, delivering Meals on
Wheels for Davie Senior Ser
vices and assisting wilh the
Davic Senior .Services helping
other seniors with the NC Stale
Health Insurance Program
where she received on May 22.
2000 an Appreciation Award.
She was a member of St. Fran
cis of Assist Catholic Cliurch of
Mocksville
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of more
|than 50 years, John Edward
Kclley Jr.: and 5 sisters, Pau-
n line Burke of Florida, F.ugcnia
Odolczyk of Mocksville. Alice
Leinhart of New York, Frances
Brengel of New York and Jidia
Baity of Mocksville.
' Survivors; a daughter and
her husband, Lorraine and Ma-
I rio Danninio of Mocksville; 4
gmndcbildren, Laura Flanagan
of Mocksville. Michael Man
ning of New Hampshire. Nao
mi Manning of Yndkinville and
(Carolyn Crookham of Georgia;
6 grent-grandchildrcn; and 5
grcai-great-grandchildrcn-
The family received friends
'Hiesday. March 12 at Eaton Fu
neral Home. A memorial Mass
was said at ) 1 ajtt- Wednesday.
March 13 at St. Frnnci.' of As
sisi Catholic Church with Ihe
Key. Father John Starczewski.
inumraL-nl was in Rowan Mc
inorial Park in Salisbury.
Memorials: St. Francis
Building Fund, 862 YadkinvilJe
Road, Mocksville.
Online condolences: nnni'.
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s/ Michael T. Lanning Sr.
Mr. Michael Todd Lan
ning Sr., 44. of Elraore Road,
Mocksvillc, died Saturday,
March9,20]3.
He was bom Dec. 19, 196R,
in Davie County. Mr. Lanning
was a veteran of the U.S. Navy
having served during Desen
Storm. He had been employed
at Gravely Tractor, CTTl and
Freightliner. Recently he luid
been a true]; driver ami had
been a part-tune mechanic for
20 years. Mr. Lanning had been
a firefighter who seived Dii-
vie dcpartmcnUi for more than
25 years. He was a sports fan
and outdoorsman who loved
hunting, fishing and looking
for artifacts. Mr. Lanning vvas
an easy going, friendly person
who never met a stranger and
had a smile j ou couldn't forget.
Survivors: his father, Harold
i-anning Sr.; his mother, Shir
ley Lanning Webb (Jerry); 2
sons, Michael Todd Lanning Jr.
(Kristin) and Justin Seth lan
ning. 2 grandchildren, Kami
and Hunter Ijinning. all of
Mocksvillu; 3 brothers, David
Lanning of Mocksville, Dennis
Lanning (Johnna) of Advance
and Marty Lanning (Daphne)
of WiJkes County; ant! nieces
and nephews, Spencer end
Shcllon Laiming, fiva and Luke
Lanning, Christy Boles and
AnthonvWade.
A funeral service was con-
diictetl at 2 p.n,.. Wednesday;
March 13 at Clicsinut Grove
United Methodist Clmrch with
the Rev. Darren Crotts and Dr.
Darrell Cox officiating. Tltc
body was placed in die cimrch
30 minutes prior to the service,
Burial was to follow in the
cimrch cemetery with military
gravcsitlf riie.s, The family le-
ccivcd friends Tuesday, March
12 at Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: National Fall
en Rrefightcrs Foundation,
Drawer 498, Emtnitsburg. MD
21727; or Davie Fire and Res
cue Assoc., c/o Jim Dwiggins,
4554 US 64 W.. Mocksville.
Online condolences: invn'.
eanmfimeral service j.oin.
^ Doris Hilton Mock
Mrs, Doris Hilton Mock.
82 of Advance, died Sunday,
March 10. 2013 at Bermuda
Commons.
She was bom April 2, 1930
in Forsyth County to the late
Pliillip and Ellen Hilton. She
was a member of Mocks Unit
ed Methodist Church and the
Jolly 60's.
Mrs. Mock i.s also preceded
in death by her husband, Roger
Brown Mock.
Surviving: 3 sons, Rogei
B. Mock Jr. and wife Caiol,
Thomas E. Mock and wife Car
ol and William C. Mock and
wife Jackie, all of Advance;
7 grandchildren, C3iad, Gina.
Crystal, Pam, Mike, Brad and
Amauda; 11 great-graiidchil-
dren; a brodier, Eddie Hilton;
and 2 sisters. Mary Myers and
Jessie Muilis,
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 pun. Diesday.
March 12 at Mocks United
Methodist Church by the Rev,
William Taylor. Burial fol
lowed in the church ceraetery,
The family received fnends
Monday at Haywonh-Millei
Kinderton Chapel.
Memorials: hfocks Building
Fund. PO Box 2122.Advafl«.
Online condolences; whw.
hnyworth-mUerrom.
Harold Conway Shough
Mr. Harold Conway Shough.
66, died Rfiday, .March 8.2013
at Ills home in Mocksville.
He was bom July 29,1940 in
Stuart, Va. to Dewey and Em
ily Shough. Mr. Shough bad
retired from Wachovia Bank
' after 33 years, was co-owner
of NuCo Construction Co.
I and was the administrator for
1 Center Grove Bapti.st Church.
' where he was a rncinber.
Surviving; his wife. Pal
Shough of tlie home; a son.
Jonatlian Shough and wife,Mi-
chele of Durham; a daughter,
Kebccca Shough of Winsion-
Salcm; 5 grandchildren,Logan,
|Jackson, Julia,Robert Conway
land Sarah Rayne; his mother,
1 Emily Rogers of Mocksville;
his father, Dewey Shough and
wife Helen of Patrick Springs,
Va.; and a brother, Ronoie
Shough ofRuffin.
'Hie family received friends
Monday at Haywotth-MiUer
Klndcfion Chapel. A funeral
service was conducted at noon,
'Dtesday, March 12 at Center
Grove Baptist Church by Dr.
Steve CoTts. Burial followed
at Providence United Method
ist Church Cemeteiy in Patrick
Springs, Va. vrith immediate
family.
Memorials: Center Grove
Baptist,, 8750 Lasaler Rd.
Cleramons.27012.
Ordine condolences: www.
'layivonh-miller.com.
, davie COENTV enterprise record, Thur^la,, Mm-ch 14, m3
Oavie County
Mocksville I
Alton 'Dude' Angell |
Alton "Dude" Eugene An-
geU, 71, of Angell Road,
Mocksville. died on Friday.
March 15.2013 at his home.
Bom in 13avic County on
Sept. 7,1941, he was the son of
the late John Henry Angell and
Clara Sain Angei). He was a
charter member ot Blaise Bap
tist Church and was a cattle and
dairy fenner. and worked in the
fumimce industries. x/
Surx'ivors; a son. Jeff T. An
gell, and daughter, Kitnbcrly A.
(Deneil) Burgess, and brother.
Marshall "Mult" Angell. all
of Mocksville; granddaughter,
Ashley Burgess; special niece,
Glenda(Todd) Angell-Sherrill;
special nephew, Alan Angell:
special great-niece. Kristin
Richardson: and best friend,
l.indaH. Angell.
A celebration of life service
was held Monday. March 18 at
1 pjn. at Blaise Baptist Church
with the Rev. Ken Furches of
ficiating. Burial followed in the
church cemetery. The family
received friends on Sunday at
Davie Funeral Service.
Memorials: Blaise Baptist
Cemetery or Church Building
Fund, 134 Blaise Church Road.
Mocksville.
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Paul Gray Boger
Paul Gray Boger, 89. of J
Charlotte, died on Match 14,
2013 at Decrfield Assisted Liv
ing in Boone.
He was bora in Mocksville
on July 3. 1923 to the late Ru-
jjcn and Laura Wall Boger. He
Wiu. a graduate of Catawba
College and served his coun-
uy as ft Marine during World
War 11. He lived in Chiirlotle
and worked as a regional sales
manager until lus retirement.
He was a member of First Bap-
list Church of Charlotte..
He is also preceded in death
by his wife of 54 years. Eunice
, "Dink" Davis Boger.
i Survivois: his son. Rob-
' en Paul Boger of Charlotte;
' daughter, Karen Boger Holder
' and husband Don of Boone;
granddaughter, Lindsey Marie
Boger of CharioBe; and grand
son. Heath Mo^an Holder of
Voile Ctucis.
The family received friends
on Monday, March 18 at McE-
' wen Funeral Service PinoviUe
Chapel, Charlotte, followed by
a 2 pjn. funeral seri.'icc. Burial
foUoweri at Sharon Memorial
I'atk.
Memorials: Hebron Colony
Ministries. 356 Old Turnpike
Road, Bocae, 28607; or l^di
Home Hospice. 35! W. Mitch
ell Si. (PC Box 13571. New-
land. 28657.
Online condolences: >vww.
McEweiiPiii£villeChapel.com,
Dorothy Irene Cheek
Mrs. Dorothy Irene Shore
Cheek, 80, of Pine Valley
Road. Mocksville. died Sun-
day.March 17,2013.atFoisylh
Medical Center in Winstoa-Sa-
lem.
She was bora on June 3,
1932, in Iredell County to the
late Dec Glenn and Evelyn An
derson Sliore. She was an ac
tive member of Jerusalem Bap
tist Church since 1950 where
she had been a Sunday school
teacher, sang in the choir and
had been a part of the Women's
Support Group. Mrs. Cheek
was a loving Christian wonwn
who loved her friends and fam
ily, was a vital part of her com
munity.
She was also preceded m
death by her husband of 47
years. Thlmadge Qingman
Cheek Sr. and a brother. Glenn
Shore.
Survivors: 2 daughters, Cin
dy Foster (David) of Littleton
und Sherry Cheek (Charles
Redman) of Banner Elk; a son.
Rev. Thlmadge C. Cheek Jr.
(Jennie) of Hickory; 6 grand
children, Jarrett Check (Les
lie). Jason Cheek (Klihy),
Eddie Dyer (Libby), Michael
Dyer (Jennifer). Hollie Klehn
(Rob) and Mitchell Roberts; 8
great-grandchildren and 2 on
the way: 3 siblings, the Rev.
John D. Shore (Nancy), Louise
Correll (Teny) and Lois Lytle
(Rev. Jim) all of Mocksville.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 pjn.lbesday, March
19 at Jerusalem Baptist Church
with the Rev. Doonie Chapman
officiating. Burial foUowed in
the church cemetery. The fam
ily received friends from 1-3
p.m. at the church.
Memorials: Jerusalem Bap
tist buDding fiind, 3203 US 60!
S. Mocksville.
Online condolences: "'Hav.
ciuoiifiineralservice.com.
IE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 21.2013
County Public Ubraiy
Mocksville, NC
Judith Bowles Cohen
Mrs. Judilh Bowies Cohen.
70. of Advance, died Sunday
March 17.2013.
She was bom Sepi, 28, J942,
ill Davie County lo the late John
Lee and Pauline McCuIiougb
Bowles. Mrs. Cohen was a
lifelong member of Oak Grove
United Methodist Church and a
I960 graduate of Davie County
High School. She married her
school sweetheart, Juan Wal
lace Cohen on June 24. 1961,
They ran M&S Sunoco and
Cohen's Citgo for 20 plus years
serving the community and
mtdcing many friends. Mrs.
Cohen loved tti read and send
cards. She was quiet and .soft
spoken and always made you
feel special and loved.
Surviving; 2 children, Rich
ard Dean Cohen and wife Tam-
m)- and Melissa Cohen TTiur-
mond and husband Vemon. ail
of Mocksville; 3 grandchildren.
Seth Cohen of Advance and
Summer Scardino and Brooke
Thurmond, both of Mocksville.
She was also preceded in
death by a brother. Ronald Da
vid Bowles in 1982.
A funeral service Wis con
ducted at 2 pjn., Wednesday,
March 20 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Revs. David
Gilbreath and Greg McEwen
ofScialing, Burial followed in
Oak Grove United Melbodist
Church Cemetery in Mocks
ville. The family received
Enends Tuesday, March 19 at
Eaton Funeral Home in Mocks
ville.
Online condolences; uvvnj-,
iaionfHncralservice.com.
• William Oscar Hicks Jr.
Mr. William Oscar Hicks
Jr.. 89, formerly of Howeli
Road, Mocksville, died Tues
day. March 12.2013, at Walnut
Cove Health and Rehabilitation
Center.
He WHS bom on Feb. 17,
1924 in D.nvidson County to
the late William Oscar Hicks
Sr. and Bertha Mne Jellrey
Hicks. Mr. Hicks retired from
Thompson Crown Wood Prod
ucts and wa.s a faithful member
of Bear Creek Baptist Church
as long as his health ftermitted.
He loved family, friends and
neighbors.
He was also preceded in
death by his wife, Edith Mae
"Peggy" Beck Hicks: 4 sisters,
Mildred Michael, Nellie War
ner Hcgc. Ruby Temple and
Gladys Walser; and a brother.
Grady Hicks.
Survivors: a sister, Mary
Dean Foltz of Gcnunons: a
brother, Billy Gray Hicks (Ra
chel) of Walnut Cove: and sev
eral nieces, nephews and cous
ins.
A funeral service was con-
' ducted at 11 ajn., Friday.
March IS at Bear Creek Baptist
Church with the Rev. Charles
BucknerofEclating. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
TTte family received friends at
the cbtirch one hour prior to the
service.
Memorials: Bear Creek Bap
tist, c/o Mr. Billy Shelton,3190
US Hwy 601 N, Mocksville.
Online condolences: Htru',
euionfimcroL^eTviccrinn.
Randy Lee Jones Sr.
Randy Lee Jones Sr.. 47, of
Carter Lane, Mocksville, died
on Sunday, March 17, at his
residence.
Bom in Davie County on
April It. 1965, he was the son
of Shirley Wall Jones, who sur
vives, and the late Willi.im B.
Jones Sr. He was the owner of
Jones Siding and Conslniction
and was of the Baptist faith.
Also surviving; his wife, Lisa
Solomon Jones of the home; a
son. Randy Lee "Duck" Jones
Jr. (Hannah Reavis) of Mocks
ville; 2 daughters, Sharon Solo
mon (Ronnie niompson) of
Michigan and Sara Elizabeth
Jones of the home; 3 broth
ers, William (Sam) Jones Jr.
of Foibush. Kelvin Ray Jones
and Keith Eric Jones, both of
Mocksville: 4 sisters. Mary
Hatley of Mocksville, Pamela
Jones of High Point, Ellic Bob-
bia andAngela Jones Ttan, both
of Mocksville; 3 grtod^ildren.
AnneMarie Gene Thompson,
TanLynne Fayc. Thompson,
aoi^^^andy Lee JOhes III; and
: seveW nieces and neptews.
I A'oflcbratioo of life service
I wUl be'held on Friday, Match
22 at 2 pm. in the-Davie Fu-
nerri Service Ch^l. Burial
will follow in the Union Chapel
United Methodist Church Cem-
'i eiery. The family will receive
friends on Thursday, Match
21, from 6-8 pjn. at the funeral
home.
Online condolences: www.
dayiejuneralservkejcom.
x/'Frances Wesley Jordan
Mrs. Frances Wesley Jordan,
88, fbrtnerly of Clinton, died
Wednesday. March 13, 2013 at
Bennuda Village.
She was bom Nov. 20. 1924
in Marion, S C. to Ronald D.
and Clyde Beveriy Wesley.
Mis. Jordan was preceded
in death by her husband, John
Dickson Jordan.
Surviving: 2 daughters.
Cheryl Maishbanks and hus
band John of Boone and Ju-
lee Rose and husband Bill of
WinstOD-Saiem; 2 sons. Jc4m
Jortian and wife Gloria of Car-
rboro and Hurt Jordan and wnfe
Karen of Winston-Snlera; 12
grandchildren: and 14 great
grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
; at 1 pjit. Friday, March 15 at
Hayworth-Miller Kinderton
Chapel. Entombment followed
at Wesilawn Gardens of Mera-
'ory.
Memorials: Hospice of Da-
vie.377 Hospital St.. Suite 103.
Mocksville: or Davie EMS, 114
Doctor Slate Dr.. Mocksville.
Online condolences; ivvw.
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. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 21,2013
Davie County Public Libfaiyi
Mocksville, NC
Dorothy Goble Miller
Dorolhy Goble MiUer, iOl,
fonnerly of Mocksville, died
Tuesday. March 19. 2013 at
Abemeihy Laurels in Newton.
She was bom Feb. 12,1912,
in Iredell County and was the
widow of the late Rev. Gilbert
S. Miller.
Funeral senices celebrating
her life will be held at 11 ajti.
Saturday, March 23 at Bethel
United Methodist Church in
Statesvillc with the Rev. Naomi
King officiating. Burial will
follow in the church cemetery.
The family will receive friends
in the church fellowship hall
from 10-11 ajn.Saturday.
Online condolences; unn'.
bunchjolinsonfuneralhome.
J 'Bill'Lee jPilchcr
Mr. Willie "Bill" Lee Pilchcr,
82, of Yadkin Valley Road. Ad
vance, died Wcdiiejtday, March
13. 2013. at Forsyih Medical
Center in Winstoij-Salem.
He was boru May 7,1930. in
Davie County. Mr. Richer was
a veteran of the U.S. Air Force
having served during the Ko
rean Conflict. He was a truck
driver for more than 50 years
and was the owner/operator of
W&L Express. .Mr. Pilchcr en
joyed fishing and hunting. He
wns a NASCAR fan and loved
Braves baseball.
Is addition to bis parents.
Glenn and Sallie lane Pilcher
Rumple, he was preceded in
death by his first wife, Ger-
aldine Howard Pilcher: his
second wife. Florence Brown
Merrill Pilcher a sister, Helen
Boyles; and a brother, Terry
Rumple.
Survivors; 2 daughters. Ju
lia Pilchcr Myers and Ixireita
Boger (Jeff), all of Adxance;
!i sister, Peggy Josey of South
Carolina; 2 brothers, Roger
Rumple (Randy) and 'I'ommy
Rumple (Brcnda), all of Slates-
ville; 4 stepsons, Tbminy Mer
rill (Cathy), Jeff Merrill (Sha
ron), Lawrence Merrill and
Danny Merrill, all of Asheville;
4 grandchildren, Ryan Cor-
natzer, Adam Comatzer (Caria
Greer).Ashlee BogerBurcheite
(Lee) and Jake Boger; 2 great
grandchildren. Kolby Lowe
and Viktor Comatzer; 7 step-
grandchildren; and 4 stepgreal-
grandchildren.
A fiineral service was con
ducted at 3 pjn.. Saturday,
March 16 at Bixby Presbyterian
Church. Burial followed in the
church cemetery with military
honors conducted by the Vet
erans of f'orcign War Memo-
rial Honor Guard. The family
received friends at the chufch
one hour prior to the service.
Memorials; BLxby Presbyte
rian Cemetciy Fund, PO Box
2227, Advance.
Online condolences; ivmv,
eaionfiineruLtervice.com.
Lena C. Spry
Mrs. Lena Male Champion
Spiy, 83. of Mocksville, died
Friiy, March 15, 2013 at
Rownn Regional Medical Cen
ter.
She was bom June 26.1929
in Rowan County, the daughter
of Wiliiath ami Bessie Allen
Champion. She was a charter
member of the Mocksville Sev
enth Day Adventist Church and
enjoyed yard saie.s, scrapbook-
ing, animals and shopping. She
was devoted to family, remem
bering them on important days.
She is preceded in death
by her parents; her husband,
Charles David Spry; 2 sons.
Randy and Eddie Spry; and a
brother, Wayne Champion.
Survivors; 2 daughters,
Phyllis James and husband
Bruce of Mocksville and Kristy
Swink and husband Calvin
of Connelly Springs: a son,
Monty Spry and wife Anita of
Linct^ton; 10 grandchildren;
22 grwt-gnindchildren; and her
dog, BenjI.
.A fiineral service was held
at6 pjs.March ISatCatawba
Funerals and CrematioDS by
Pastor Tun Cove. Burial was at
10 ajn. Tuesday. March 19 In
Catawba Memorial Park. On
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n DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, March 21,2013
Davle County Public LiticaOfMocksville, NC
i ErnionB.BlackweldiT
Mrs- Ertnon Beauchamp
Blflckweider, 74. of Advance
died Moiid.iy. March 25, 201?
at her home.
.She was bom April 1. 193^
in Davie County to Fordie
Richntond and 1-ila Wall Bcau-
eharop.
Surviving: her husband, Car!
Bryce Blackwelder; a daugh
ter. Carolene Doaghertj' and
husband Joseph: and a grand
daughter. Jennifer Dougherty.
A graveside service will be
held 2 p.m. Saturday. March
I 30 at Westlawn Gardens of
Memory in Clemmons witli
the Rev. Jeff Carter officiating.
The family will receive friends
from 6-8 p.m. on Friday. March
29 at Hawvorth-Miller Kinder-
ton Chapel.
Online condolences: mi-u'.
bai-worlh-millfr.rom.
J CurJls Wsiyue Eiibaoks
Mr. Curtis Wayne Eubanks,
83, of Hepicr Road. Mocks-
\ille. died Tuesday. March 19.
2013. at Forsyih Medical Cen
ter in Winston-Salem,
He was bom Oct. 4, 1929. in
Gnton County to the late Clay
ton and Ada Fincher Eubanks.
Mr. Eubanks was a veteran of
the U.S. Army.
He \v3.s also preceded in
death by his wife, Margaret
Elizabeth Hortoii Eubanks; and
a sister. Knthryn Rhodes.
.Survivor a daughter, Stisan
Eubanks Pierce of Mocksville;
!i granddaughter, Elizabeth
Hope Pierce; a brother, a.ayion
Eubanks; and severs] nieces
ami nephews.
-v graveside service was
icmriiicicd ai 2 p.m.. .Saturday.
March 23. at Marshviile City
Cemetery in Marshvilic.
Online condolences: innv.
ft'XJitftinei alservice.com.
l4)rciie C. (Jlafscock
•Mrs. I^irciie Caiiner Gia.v.s-
ci>ek. St. of the Ijamcs Church
cominunily in Davii- County,
died March 23.2013.
She was bom Dec. 9, 1923,
to the lute 1..V. and Ethei Th.nr-
pe Ciirtiier. Mrs. Glasscock was
ii member of Ijames .Baptist
Church in Mocksville. She wa.s
a retired gamieiii plant man
ager for Monleigh Garmenl.
Carolina Manufacturing, and
Piedmont Garment.
Site wa.s also preceded in
dealh by her htisband, Raleigh
Allen Glasscock; youngest
datighter. Barbara G. Southard;
2 sister.s. l.ouisc (Duke) Tot
Ici-ow and Lois (Clyde) Glass
cock; and a brother. Gilbert
CartiiL-i
Survivors: 3 children. Anne
(Lloyd) Midlinax of States-
villc'. Joyce (Tommy) Mann
of Sanford and Jim (Karen)
Glasscock of Mocksville; 5
gnmdcliildven, Chci Mann.Jefl
Mimn, Erin G. L-ayell, John
Glasscock and Brian Southard;
4 great-grandchildren; and 7. •
sisters, Bonnie Cherry of Ruth-
erfordtort and Linda (George)
McAuiey of .Statcsville.
A funeral scn'ice was con
ducted lit. 2 p.m. Tuesday,
March 26 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Franklin
Myers ofliciaiing- The family
icceiv«<l friends at the funcrai
home one hour prior to the ser
vice. Biiviiil will be private.
Memorials: Ijames Baptist,
1038 Ijames Church Road.
Mocksvillt.
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davie COUNTV ENTER KECOKD. Thursday. March 28. 201.3 -
Jerry W. HoLshouser
Mr. Jerry Wayne HoJshous-
er. 65. of Met.-i Breeze Lane,
Mocksville, died March 23,
2013. at Foreyth Medical Cen
ter in Winston-.Salem.
He was bom Feb. 27. 1948,
in Rowan Coiiniy. to the late
Mauris and Huzc! Rozetta
Johnson HoLshouser. Mr. Jlol-
shoiiser loved his family very
much. He never met a stranger
and will greatly be missed.
In addition to his parents,
he was preceded in death by a
brother. Gene Holshouser.
Survivors; his lifelong part
ner. Jean Leonard of the home;
a daughter. Jcancttc Ijames of
Mocksville; a grandson. Joey
Ijames; a sister. Fredricka Hol
shouser of King; a brother.
Howard Holshouser of Ohio;
several nieces and nephews;
and Jean'.s siblings, Vance and
Debbie l.eonard. Gary and
Amy Leonard, Vemon Leonard
and Karen and Ron Master.
A funeral service was cou-
ducicd at, 2 p.m. Wednesday.
March 27 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel. Btiiial followed In
Rose Cemetery. Tin family re
ceived friends Tuesday. March
26, at (he funeral home.
Memorials; American Heart
Assoc., PO Box 5216 Glen Al
ien. VA23U58-52I6.
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Davie County Public Libiary
Mocksvilie, NC
' Carl'Ted'McCuDofa
Caii Delano "Ted" Mc-
Ciilioh, 76, of EtiECwoocI Cir
cle. Mocksville, died on Mon
day, March 18. ?0L'?. ai his
home.
Born in Davie Conniy on
Aue 11. 1936, he w.as ihe son
of the liite Franklin Monroe
McCulloh and Manic F, Bean
McCulioh, He was iTiiirricd to
Joyce Ann Brooks McCulloh
for 53 years, who survives.
He was retired ftoin liigersoli-
Rand Co., where he hung sheet
metni and worked in tlic sheet
metal piiini shop. He was a
member and Elder at Coul-
eeraee Presbrterian Church,
a charter member of the Da-
vie County Rescue Squad and
Cooleemce Fire Department,
and a member of the Salisbury
Hanlmg Club. He graduated
from Ihe last graduating class
ofCnotctmee High School.
He was also preceded in
death 2 brothers. Cj.irrnce and
l.W. McCulloh; and a sister.
Margie Spry.
Also surviving: several iiiec-
C5 ano nephews: and several
great niecc.s and nephews.
A celebrulion of life service -was held 'Ihursday. March 21
at 2 pun.ai Davie Funeral Ser- /r\ • u* x xavice Chapel with the Rev John L. Mycrs
Geoff offkiaiing. Burial fol 1- M
lowed in Gay-s Chapel UMC ^
Cemetery in Wocdleaf The Monday. March :
family received fnend.s on
Wednesday, March 20 at Davic
Funeral .Service, *^0 was bom April
Memorials: (.'ooleemeelhes- Gr.stoii .libyteriaii. ft; Box 27. Cotil- Brniri? Johnson Mj
eeraee; Davie Fescue Souad
I7J8 US M E., Mocksville' Windsor Cros
Hospice of Davie. .^77 Hosnital" Coimiy - fi
-St., Suite 10.3, Mocksville Union On
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yers, 82.
of US 64 West, Mocksville,
died Monday. March 25,2013,
at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winstcn-Salem.
He was bom April 15. 193(1.
to the late Gr.stoii .lands anri
Briiiri? Johnson Myers and
grew up in a sniulJ community
called Windsor Cross Roads
in Yadkin Coimiy - five miles
north of Union Grove, Mr.
Myers finished high school at
Union Grove in tlircc years and
went oti to Wake Forest Col
lege. Hecanic to Davie County
when he was 20 years old. and
has nuide Davic his home ever
since. At the age of 22. he did
a lour of duty in the U.S. Const
Guard, then vvoiked for the
U.S. Defense E)eparlment for
approxintately 20 years. Mr.
Myers had traveled the world
intensively, bringing back ideas
vvhicii he incorijoraied in his
ventures. He has been awardedtwo t:.S. Patents. .Mr. Myers
has been involved in nuinei-
ou-s business ventures, such as
developing Lake Myers Fam
ily Campground, creating the
first water park, which bas now
spread around the world, and
oilier ventures. He was a mem
ber of Zion Baptist Church in
Yadkinville and was a member
of Mocksville Masonic Lodge
AF&AM 134.
Survivors; a son. Jam"-Jim- D, Myers (Sharon); ^wife, Beairir. Myers vvho isoriginally from Neiva, Colurn-bia South America; a grand-daugHu-r. Amanda Myers; agrct-graudson. Seth; anddose friend. Gary Ooforih.
A funeral service was eonducted 1 P^-Match 30 at EatonCliapcl. Hank Van Hoy dehvered the eulogy. He was laito rest, with military ntes.mamausoleum fland at the north end of LakeMvers- The family receiv^friends Friday, March 29 at the
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'Gabby' Perdue
Gahriella "Gabby" Lucinda
Perdue. 6, died on Thursday.
March 2i. 2013. pi Bicniier
Children's Hospital.
Bom in Forsyih Couniy
on July 1.5. 2006, she was the
daujihlcr of Sieven Dnayne
Penluc and Maiidy Liicinda
BIcdsix; I'eiduc of Advance.
She was an Apostolic and at
tended Place of Praise Church
in Lc.^mg1on,
Also surviving; a brother.
Amhony 3Villiani Perdue; 2 sis-
ict^. Destiny Angel Perdue and
Sainantlia Nicole Perdue, all of
the home; grandparents Tammy
Louise (Doisop. KLig/ Perdue.
Frank C. Bied.«oe. Biiiie G.
(Barry) Allen, ail of Mocks-
vllle. and Chailes C. Perdue of
Ohio; great-grandparents. Bud
dy Bledsoe^aad Patty J. (Bill)
Coates of Moclcsvilie. and
Deanna (Jim) Doak of Ohio.
A celebration of life scn ice
was held Monday. March 25
at i p.m. in the Dnvie Funeral
Service Cha|>tl with Bishop
Michaei Lane ofltciaiing. The
family received friends Sunday.
March 24 at the funeral home.
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4 Mary Sbuler Stroud
Mrs. Mary Ruth Shuler
.Stroud. died Friday, March 22,
2013 at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter.
She was bom Aug. 2.1947 in
Iredell County to the late David
and Kate Foster Shuier,. Mrs.
Stroud was a graduate ofMitch
ell and Catavvba College with a
major in Christian Education.
She was active ii.« a teacher
at Center liiiited hicthodist
Church and coniimted through
her adult life. She taught at
Foresi Hill United Methodist
Church as Christian F.dncatii)n
Director. She became a mem
ber at Mocks United Methodist
Church. She dedicated her life
to serving God. family and the
community.
She is also preceded in death
by a granddaughter. Biitteny.
Surviving: her husband,
Jerry W. Stroud of the home;
a son. Jeny W. Stroud Jr. and
wife Ginger of Mocksvillc; a
daughter. Melissa Bailsieper
and husband Mike of Winston-
Salcm; 4 grandchildren. De-
.turr.c 'ibri, Maddic atid l..rvi;
and a brother, Davjd Eugene
Shuler and wife Jan of Mocks-
vilic-
A ftuteral service vhs held
I at II a.ni. Tuesday. March 26
I at Mocks United Methodist
Church by the Rev. Bill Taylor.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends hionday nl Hayvvorth-
Milier Kindcrion Chapci.
Memorials: Mocks Missions
Fund. PO Box 2122, Advance.
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J Kay Kintz Williams;
Ms. Kay Riniz Williams,
69. of Aubrey Merrell Road.
Mocksvillc. died Wednesday.
March 20,2013, at her home.
She was bom May 8. 1943.
in Crisfield. Md. to the late
John Franklin and Hilda Wro-
ten Rimz. Ms. Willianw was
retired from Western Electric
(AT & T) and was a graduate of
Gardner-Webb L'niversity,
Survivors; a daughicr.Tonlia
Miller of Winston-Salem; and a
brother. Billy Rintz (Mcki) of
High Point.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 p.m.. Saturday,
March 23 at Eaton Funeral
Chapci with the Rev. Joe Col
lins, D.Miit. Burial followed
in Rose Cemetery. The family
received friends at the funeral
home one hour before the ser
vice.
Memorials: Covenant
Chuich. 1.526 Skcct Club Road.
High Point.NC 27265.
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Irene ChiJton
Mrs. Irene Chiiton, 90. of
Pilot Mountain, died Friday,
March 29,2013.
She was bom April 1,1922,
in Surry County to the late
Brady Inman and Tracy Ili-
atl Inman. Mrs, Chiiton was
a homemaker and member
of Simmons Grove Baptist
Church.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, John Benford
Chiiton: her parents, Brady In
man and Tracy Hiati Inman;
and a brother, J£. Inman.
Survivors: 2 sons, Dean
Chiiton (Deborah), Larry Chii
ton ( Betty): a daughter, Kar
en Chiiton Co.^ (Kenneth); 2
brothers. Taylor Inman (Polly),
Douglas Inman (Pal): 4 sisters.
Etta Chiiton, Lois Stone. Do
ris Dawson, Janice Nichols;
6 grandchildren, Laura Blosc,
David Chiiton, Kevin Co.t.
Kory Cox. Kelly Cox, Jonathan
Chiiton; and 7 great-grandchil
dren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday, April 2 at 2
p.m. at Simroons Grove Baptist
Church with the Rev. Jimmy
Cain ofhciatiDg. Burial fol
lowed at Simmons Grove Bap
tist Church cemetery for imme
diate fonuly.
Memorials: to Gideons.
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J Madaiyn Swishcr Davis
Madalyn Clara Swisher Da
vis, 70. ofRaven Road. Harmo
ny, died on Friday, March 29.
2013, at Wake Forest Baptist
Medical Center,
Bom in Davie County on
Oct. 30, 1942, she was the
daughter of the late Johnnie
Marshall Swisher and Betty
Belle Smith Swisher. She was
of the Baptist faith.
She was preceded in death
by her husband. Rev Davis, in
1999.
.Survivore: 3 sons, Rodney
L. Davis, Dwigin (Brcnda) Da
vis, and Sterliig Davis, ail of
Harmony: 3 stepsons, Sonny
(Debbie) Davis, Rocky Davis,
and Terry (Sandra) Davis, all
of Yadkinville; brother, Pas
tor .lohn Wayne (Mao' Ann)
Swisher of Mocksville; 3 sis
ters, Annie Lois (Clyde) Hoff
man of Lexington, Margie S.
(William) Blackwclder and
Maty Holland, both of Mocks
ville: 6 grandchildren, Saman-
iha, Sydnee, Cody. Christy,
Ryan Davis, and Sunni Lynn
Davis (Jeff) Collins; 4 step-
grandchildren. Shelby Esles.
Jay Ann Hepicr, Brittany Hep-
Icr, Jonnnah Pierce; and 2 great
grandchildren, Aliynh Mashore
.md Davis Charles CoUins.
A celebration of life service
was held Monday. April I at
2 pjn. at Libeny Wesjcyan
Church with Pastors Wayne
Swishcr and Kevin Hobson of
ficiating. Burial followetl in the
church cemetery. The family
received friends Sunday. March
31 at Davie Funeral Service.
Online condolences; www.
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Onter Ralph Graley
Mr. Omer Ralph Graley, 84,
of Jesse King Road, Advance,
died Saturday.March 30,2013,
at Autumn Care of Mocksville,
He was bom Jan. 28. 1929,
in Hewen, W.Va. to the late
Omer Alfred and Matiie Mar
tha Lyons Graley. Mr. Graley
was a member of Yadkin Valley
Baptist Church and Fannington
Masonic Lodge AF&AM 265.
He was also preceded in
death by his first wife, Evelyn
K. Suiphin Graley: a son,Terry
Graley; 5 sisters, Peari Lee,
Bessie Roberts. Stella Atm-
scrong, Pauline Brown and
Joanne Ewing; and 2 brothers,
Ernest and Cecil Graley.
Survivors: his wife, Nel
lie James Graley of the home;
a daughter. Debbie Dean of
Belews Creek; a son, David
Graley of Lexington, 6 grand
children; 9 great-grandchil
dren; and a sister, Opal Daily.
ofSt.Albans.W.Va.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m., Wednesday.
April 3 at Yadkin Valley Baptist
Church, will) tlic Revs. Ronnie
Craddock and I.con Wood offi
ciating. The body was placed in
the church 30 minutes prior to
the service. Burial followed in
the church cemetery. The fam
ily received friends "Ihesday,
April 2 at Eaton Rineral Home.
Memorials: charity of do
nor's choice.
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Onle Eva'Polly'Harbin L" *Mrs, Onie Eva Marlow "Pol-Jtlaude 'Jeff' McNeUl
ly" Harbin, 94. of YadkinvUIe Mr. Claude Hampton "JefT'
Road. Mocks\ illc. died Thure- McNedl. 89, formerly of MiU-
day.March28,20l3,atForsyth jng Road, Mocksville, died
Medical Center in Winsion-Sa- Monday, April 1. 2013, at Au-
turan Care of Mocksville.She was bom Dec, 3. 1918. He was born Feb. 6,1924. in
in Ircdeil Count)' to the late Ashc County to the late John
William Washingion and Mai)' Clint andAda Phillips McNeill,
Stroud Marlow, She was a Mr, McNeill wa,s a veteran of
member of Cemci United die U.S. Ainiy during World
Melhoilisf Church. Mrs, Harbin Wnr II and a recipient of ilie
enjoyed working in her yard Purple Heart and a Bronze Star,
and with her fiowci?. She svas |He wa.s a member of Dulin
a Southern cook who enjoyed jUnited Methodist Church. Mr,
spending time with family, McNeill was a fishcmian.
She was also preceded in Hc was also preceded in
death by her husband. Oyde death by a sister, NcUic Mc-
Harbin in 1993; sisters, Omie Neill Miller; and sisters and
llncey Harbin und Cora brothers-in-law. Colleen For-
Stroud; and brothers. Roy Mar- rest. Gertrude and Robert Rob-
low and Lolar Marlow, eitson. Helen and Alum Orrell,
Survivors; a daughter. Maty Ruth and Felix Reavis, Uura
Sine (Dennis) of Mocksville; and Wallace Sparks. Hazel
2 granddaughters. Shirley Sine and Henr>' Thomas. Mazie and
Pate (David) and Tania Sine; Cumie Melton. Walter Oircll
4 greal-grandchiidren, Emma, and Blanche and Johnny Lagle.
Caillin, Caly and Matthew; and. Survivors; his wife of 62
several nieces and nephews, years. Ella Gladys Foster Mc-
A funeral service was con- Neill of the home; 3 sisters,
ducted at 3 p.m.. Saturday) poUy Hughes of West Jeffer-
Murch 30 at Eaton Fuiieralj son, .lulia Seven of Charlotte
Chapel with the Rev. John Er-| gnj Dorothy Presle)' (Mickey)
win officiating. Burial ibllowed of Matthews; 2 brothers-in-law,
in (.enter United Methodist George Foster (Ruth) and John
Church Cemetery. TTte family. Forrest, all of Mocksville; a
received friends at the funeral sister-in-law, Lucille Otrell of
home one hour prior to the ser- Advance; and many nieces and
nephews.
Memorials: Center UMC
Cemetery fund, c/o Linda
Owings, 728 Wilkesboro St.,
Mocksville.
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A funeral service was con
ducted at noon Wednesday.
April 3 at Eauin Funeral Cha
pel with the Rev. Ray O'Ferrell
offtciatiug. Burial followed in
Dulin United Methodist Chinch
Cemetery with military grave
side rites. The family received
friends at the funeral home one
hour prior to the service.
Memorials: Dulin UMC
Cemetery Trust Fund, c/o Lar
ry McDaniel, 775 Dulin Road,
Mocksville.
Online condolences; inrii'.
eatonJuiieralsemce.com.^ Dorothy Goblc Miller
Dorothy Goble Miller, 101,
fonnerly of Mocksville died
Tuesday, March 19, 2013, at
Abamethy Laurels in Newton,
She was bom Feb. 12, 1912
in Iredeli County and was the
daughter of the late George
Robert and Maty Etta Mor
row Goble. She was a member
of Bethel United Methodist
Church, .Statesville. where she
was a charter member of the
United Methodist Women.
She was also preceded in
death by husband, the Rev.
Gilbert S, Miller, whom she
was married on June 25,1937;
a sister, Phyllis Propst; and 2
brothers, Euel Goble and Harry
J, Goble,
Survivors; her son, Ronald
CarroU (Beverly) Miller of
Woodbridgc, Va,; and a brother,
Joseph O, Goblc of Newion,
A funeral service celebrat
ing her life was held at 11 a.m.
Saturday, March 23 at Beiliei
United Methodist Church with
the Revs, Naomi King and
the Tony Joixian officiating.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends Saturday in the church
fellowship prior to the scn ice.
Online condolences: inviv,
Itunchjohnsnnjuneralhome.
com.
Memorials; Bethel UMC,
168 J,x»koui Dam Road.
Staiesville, 28625.
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y Thelma Louise Payne
Mrs. Thelma Louise Allen
Payne, 78, died on Saturday,
March 30,2013.
She was bom in Rowan
County, the daughter of the late
William Henry .Allen Sr. and
Celessic Martin Allen, on June
21. 1934. She attended Rowan
Coiiniy schools and gradu
ated from R.A. Clement High
School. She retired from Can
non Mills, Salisbiny. She was
a lifelong and faithful member
of Erwin Temple CME Church
in Woodleaf. She was a devot
ed member of the Stewardess,
Missionary Committee, Usher
Board, and Pastor's Aid. She
loved her pastor, church family,
and all of God's children.
She wa.s also preceded in
death by 2 daughters. Angela D.
Payne and Cynthia E. Payne; a
grandchild, Kevin A. Howell; 2
brothers Henry and Charlie Al
len; 4 sisters, Oilie Wood, Ber-
nice Churn, Sarah Jackson, and
Mary Alien.
SuA-ivors: 2 sons. William
(Sheila) Payne Jr. and Glenn A.
Payne of Salisbury; 7 dapgh-
ters, Debra Payne Necly, Mar-
cia Necly, Rosalind Payne,
Felicia Payne, and 'I'aramy
Payne of Salisbury, and Sarah
Howell and Sonya (Stephen) of
Mocksviile; 3 brothers William
(Mary) Allen and Gary (Peggy)
Allen of Mocksviile, and Derry
(Arva Jean) of Salisbury; a sis
ter. Georgia (John) of Greens
boro; 19 grandchildren; and 16great-grandchildren: and a host
of nieces, nephews, cousins,
and friends.
Her funeral service will be
held on Saturday, April 6 at 3:
p.ni. at Envin Temple CME
Chnivh in Woodleaf. The Rev.
Ervin Hannah Jr., will officiate
and burial will follow in Friend
ship Baptist Church Cemetery.
The family will receive friends
on Friday evening at Graham
Funeral Home in Mocksviile
from 6- 7:30.
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Jack Lester Reiniger
Mr. Jack Lester Reiniger, 68,
of Mocksviile, died Saturday,
MarchBO, 2013 at his home.
He was bom May 12, 1944
in Portsmouth, Ohio to the late
Fjlward and Greina Reiniger.
Mr. Reiniger was a member of
Farmington United Methodist
Church for the last four years.
Surviving: his wife, Bren-
da L. Reiniger; 2 sons, Scott
Reiniger (Sheila) and Ste
ven Reiniger: slcp-son. Jeff
Humphries (].eighann): and a
step-daughter, Lisa Spencer; 3
grandchildren, Dennna, Kylic,
Ajlysoii, TVIcr, Brandon and
Chasliy; and 2 grcat-grandchii-
drcn, Katclyn and Madison.
A funeral service was held
at 2 pm. Monday, April 1 at
Farmington United Methotl-
isi Chuich will) the Rev. Sara
.Scniggs officiating. Burial
followed at Farmington Com
munity Cemetery. The family
icceived friends nl the church.
Memorials; Jack Reiniger
Outreach/Farmington UMC,
1939 Farmington Rd. Mocks
viile.
Jody GaiJ Scott Shaver
Mis. Judy Gail Scott .Shaver,
69, of NC 801 South, Mocks
viile, died Tuesday, March 26,
2013, at Forsyth Medical Cen
ter in Winsion-Salem.
She wa.s bom April 4, 1943,
I in Davie County to the late
I James Ellis and Edith Pauline
, Trexler Scott. She was a mem
ber of First Baptist Church,
Cooleemee. She was involved
in Davie County Senior Servic
es where she was a volunteer-
She was a member of the Au
tumn Believers and the Singing
Seniors.
Survivors: her husband,
Clayton Eugene Shaver of
the hontc; 3 children, Rhonda
Taylor (Rick) of Statesville.
Paula l.ancasier (David) and
Tony Hutcbcns (Tonya), all of
Mocksviile; 10 grandchildren;
4 great-grandchildren; I broth
er. Jimmy Scott of Cooleemee;
a niece, Jamie Parker (Ryan)
of Union County; and special
friends, Lisa Bean and Gail
Driver.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 1 pm., Saturday,
March 30 at Fint Baptist
Church, Cooleemee with the
Revs. Allen MuUins .tnd Rod
ney Barker officiating. The
body was placed in the church
30 minutes prior to the service.
Burial followed in Rowan Me
morial Park in Salisbury. The
family received friends Friday,
March 29, at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Children's Inter
national; 2000 E. Red Bridge
Rd„ Kansas City, MO 64131.
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I The funera! service was at ■>j P-m. Priday, March 29 ai Cent
: St.. Spencer, conductedb> the Rev. Don Mason, minis
r' Church and the Rev. Susan^ame. minister of Holy Cross ,Lutheran Church in Mocks ^The family receivedfriends following rhc sendeeBunaJ was jnivate.
Centnii UMCPO Bo* 203, Spencer, 28 i .59Online eondolence.s; Mivi,.
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Reba Simmerson Shoaf
Mrs. Reba SimmersonShoaf. 90, of Salisbury died
Tuesday, March 26,2013.
Bom March 16, 1923 in
Forsyth County to the late Ann
Owens Simmerson and LutherBryant Simmerson. she was
educated in Davidson County
schools and graduated ik>ni
Rowan Cabamis Community
College with ii degree as .nn
LPN. Mrs. Shoaf worked as a
seamsire.ss at Bclk and retired
from the VA Medical Center.
She was a caregivet to many,
loved gardening, and took
pride in her yard. Mrs. Shoaf
was a member of Central Unit
ed Methodist Church and tlic
Morning Circle,Preceding her in death was
her husband HoUis Wade Shoaf
on Aug. 16, 1962; 2 brothers;
a sister; and son-in-law, S.W.
Brown Jr.
Surviving: her children:
Rebecca "Becky" Brown of
Mocksville, Ann Ludwig and
husband J.C. of Salisbury,
Nancy Thomas and husband
Lany of Sanfoid. Lynn Hulin
and husband Jim of Linwcxsd:
grandchildren. Susan Hanschu
of Mocksville, Rcnee Sanders
(Donnie) of Mock.svilie. Wil
liam Ludwig (Christa) of Rock
well. David Ludwig of Matthews, Jeremy Thoina-s (Amy)
of Sanford, Leah Thomas of
Raleigh, Eric Hulin (Mary) of
Smithfield, and Laura Gorman
(Neat) of Lexington; grcai-
gtandchildren, Wesley Ludwig.Luke Thomas, Abby Thomas.
Ava Hulin, Katie Gorman,
Kendall Gormen, and Alston
Gorman.
■/ Betty Kimmons Smith
Ms. Betty Kimmons Smith,
77, of Advance, died Sunday,
March 31, 2013 at Forsyth
Medical Center.
She was bom July 31, 1935
in Forsytli County to William
Ezra Kimmons and Eva Yow -
Kimmons. Ms. Smith retired
from Crown Wood and later
was employed with Gynt 365
as a day care sitter. Site was
a member of Redland Pente
costal Holiness Church since
1991 .
She was preceded in death
by 2 sons, Bobby Smith and
Ed Smith.
Surviving: 4 daughters, Te
resa Badge, Marsha Smith,
Linda Smith and Vanessa Tay-
lon 7 grandchildren: and a
great-granddaughter.
A memorial service was to
be held at 11 a.m. Tliursday,
April 4 at Redland Pentecos
tal Holiness Church with Tun
Dunn ofliciating. The family
was to receive friends follow
ing the service.
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■J David G.'Tbtt"niUerow
Mr. David O. "Tutt" Tut-
terow, 94, of Alc.sandria, Vs.,
died Marcb2l.2013.
He was bon, Dec. 21. 1918
in Winston-Salem to the laic
David George Tulterow and Ida
Bowies Tlitierow. His family
mo\'ed to Davit- (Vmiity whenhe was a boy and he graduated
from Mocksville High School.He moved to Alexandria, Va. to
work before being drafted into
World War 11 whore be served
in the Army Aii Curjis. He re
turned to Alexaiuiiiii and met
and married Gladys Lovelace
and they began their family.
He worked fot Western Electric until his retiiemcni. He was
a member of First Christian
Church of Alexandria, Ameri
can Legion and Moose. He had
a life love of sports: playing
halfback on his high-schoolfootball team, golf as a memberof the "Hackers Club," fishing
and rooting for many teams
c.specia!)y the Wa.shingloii Red
skins. His hobbies includedgrowing vegetables, tinkeringat his workbench, cooking for
family and friends, and timewith friends and family.
He w.is the husband of thelate Gladys L. Tutterow; fatherof Davena Pratt of Alexandria,Va, and the late David G. Tut- iterow Jr.; brother to Nancy T I
Tutterow ofMocksville and thelate Ella "Jeny-T. Pitts of Ber
muda Run: grandfatlicr ofWen- ]tly (Aaron) Mleziva of Wood- 'bridge, Va., Kimberly Harris ofMcLean, Va., and Russell (Sta-cie) Pratt of Dumfries. Va.; and
great-grandfather of n.Visitiuion was Monday,March 25 and funeral services
were Tuesday, March 26. at 1]a.m. at Jefrerson Funeral Cha
pel, Alcxandri. Burial wa.s atMount Comfort Ccmeteiy in
AJexandtia,
Memorials: Tlie WotindedWarrior Project. '
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•J George F. 'Bud' Waller
Mr. George Fniaklin "Bud"
Waller. 88, of Woodleaf, died
unexpectedly Tuesday, March
26,2013, at his home.
He was born May 18, 1924,
in Davie Coiiniy to the late Nat
F. and Ethel White Waller. Mr.
Waller w,^s retired from Cel«-
ncse.
He was also preceded in
death by his wife, Mary Alice
Seamon Waller; a sister, Ro-
salce W. Naylor: and 2 broth
ers, John T. Waller and Robert
L. Waller. Sr.
Survivors: .6 siblings, Lee C.
Waller, Edith W, Jackson. B.E.
Waller Sr. (Jane). Joann W.
Cnuble (Jimmy) and Gaynelle
W, Redwine; and many nieces
and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at. II am. Thursday.
March 28 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel with R.D. McDaniel
otficiating. Burial followed
in Corinth Church of Christ
Church Cenicteiy in Woodleaf.
The family received friend-s at
the funeral home <nie hour prior
to the service.
Memorials: Corinth Church
of Christ, 3570 Needmorc
Road, Woodleaf. 27054.
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•J Portia Ann Blake Welch
Pottia Ann Blake Welch, 55,
of Mocksville, died Thursday.
March 28, 2013 at Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home.
She was born March 17,
1958 in Darie County to Hu
bert Arbor Blake and Pauline
Hutchins Blake.
She was preceded in death
by her father.
Surviving; her mother; sons,
Chris Burgess, Eric (Lisa) Bur
gess; special companion. Rand)'
Brown; grandchildren, Kirsten
Burgess, Makenna Burgess,
Lylah Burgess; sisten, Kathy
(Tony) Blake, Linda (David)
Smith. Marcia (Terry) Ander
son; brothers, Wayne (Jill)
Blake, Ray (Jean) Blake, Dale
Blake; several nieces, nephews,
and other family members.
Her funeral service was held
at 11 am. Monday, April I at
Gentry Family Chapel by the
Rev. Keith Jones. Burial fol-
l(we<! El Westliiwn Gardens
of Memory in Clemmons. The
faniilv received friends from
Sunday, March 3! at Gentry
Family Funeral Service in Yad-
kinville.
Memorials: St. Jude Chil
dren's Research Hospital. 501
St Jude Place. Memphis, TN
38105.
Online condolences: www.
genrryfimeralservice.com.
s/ Jaiae-s Dods Womack Jr.
Mr. James Dods "Jim" Woni-
ack Jr.. 89. of Winston-Salem,
died .Sunday, March 31.2013.
He wa.s bora Nov. 25, 1923
in Reidsviile to the late James
Dods Womack Sr. and Jessie
Prestwood WomacJc. He was
8 member of Burkhead United
Methodist Church and was re
tired from the Lexington Tele
phone Co. after 20 years. He
was a US Army Air Corp vet
eran ofWorld War n. serving in
the Pacific Theater.
He was also preceded in
death by a brtrther, ^Wl]iam
Womack; and a sister, Jane
Womack King.
Surviving; his wife of 27
years, Diane Myers Womack
of rte home; 2 daughters, Les
lie Womack Foxx of Moores-
ville. Laura Womack Page and
husband, Andy of Bosrick; 2
step-daughters. .Anna Ingram
How ell and husband Bryan of
Advance. Nina Ingram Smith
and liusbund Ted of Lexington;
3 grandchildren, Scott Cates,
Jessica Foxx. Jason Foxx; and
3 : siep-grandchiidreii, Jake
Howell, Griff Smith and Claire
Smith.
The family will receive
friends from 6-8 p.m. Friday
April 5 at Haywori-Millcr Si
las Crock Chapel. A memorial
service will be conducted at 2
P-cn. Saturday, April 6 at Burk
head Uuitcd Methodist (Thucch
officiated by Rev. Dr. Susan
Pillsbury Taylor. Burial will
foflow in the Greenvicw Cem-
etyy in Reidsviile.
Memoriaisr Burkhead UMC.
52W Silas Creek Pkwy., Wn-
sitjti-Salem. 27106; or Hospice
oKWin.sion-Salem/Forsylh, 101
Hgspice Lane. Winston-Salem,
27303.
• Online condolences: ttnvH'.
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Mocksville, NO
J Cecil William AJJen
Cecil Williiim Alien, of
Mocksvilie, died on Smuiday.
April 6,2013.
Bom in Davie Counly on
Dec, 30, 1924. lie was the son
of the late James "Jim" G. and
Ophelia Smith Allen. He was
retired from Heritage, Drex-
cl, and Lexington Furniture
after 51 years, a member of
New Union United Methodist
Church, a charter member of
the Sheffield-Calahaln Fire De-
partraem and a past member of
the Sheffield-Calahaln Ruritan
Club.
He was also preceded in
death by a granddaughter, Kelli
Leigh Drye; 3 brothers, Luther.
Robcr. and J.C. Allen; and 2
sisters. Ellen Mabe and Nell
Benson.
Survivors; his wife of 63
years, I.ena Mne Ijnmes Allen
of the home; his children. Vicki
(Randy) Groce of Yadkinville,
Linda Kay Drye and David
(Dawn) AUen of Mocksville;
8 grandchildren. Amber (Ed)
Than. Allen (fiancd Gina Hold
er) Groce. Noah (Ellic) Drye.
Andy (Brandi) Doe- Kerri
Drye. Holly (Clinion) McDan- n
icl. Tracy (Stephen) Barnes
and Brittany (fiancd Michael
Atkins) Allen; 10 great-grand
children, Morgan Diutt, Car
son Thuti, Caleb Drye, Ashlen
Drye. Madison Drye, Alexis
( Jordan. Richard McDaniel. Ri-
Icy Barnes, Haley Atkins and
' Daisy Atltins; 3 stcp-grandchil-
dren, Michael (fiancd Deidre)
Hamilton. Christina (Ryan)
Prevette, and Michelle Hamil
ton; .5 step-great grandchildren,
Drew Sheirill. N.alhalie Sher-
rill, Coyte Prevette, Cadeii Ca-
licim.and Kirkylaii Hamilton,
A celebration of life service
was held Tuesday. April 9 at
II a.m. at New Union United
1 Methodist Church with the
Revs. Dr. Steve Rainey and
Billy Jairefl officiating. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Noah
Drye, Andy Drye, Allen Groce.
Ed Tliutt, Stephen Barnes, and
Oinioii McDaniel. Honorary
pallbearers were Michael Ham
ilton. Ryan Prevette, Tommy
Dyson. Roger Feimster, Dale
Ijamcs, Paul Ijames and Sonny
Beeker. The family received
friends on Monday, April 8, at
Dnvie Funeral Service.
Memorials: New- Union
UMC General Fund, do Do
ris Dyson, 1469 County Line
Road. Harmony. 28634; or
Hospice/PalJiaiiveCare of Da-
vic, 377 Hospital St., Mocks
ville.
Online condolences: rnnr.
ii(iviefuiieralservice.com.
^Glenda Benton Bell
Glenda Sue Benton Bell. 68.
of Mocksville. died on Satur-
day,April6,20i3.
She was a member of the
Pine Crest Baptist (2hurch and
a former member of the Boyn-
ton Baptist Church. She was
a 1963 graduate of Ringgold
High School. She retired from
Barnes & Nobles Book Store.
Her parents. Earl and Eva
Benton: 2 sisters, Bobbie I-ayne
and Fana Reagan preceded her
in death.
Survivors: her husband,
Leslie G. Bell; son. Jeffery
Bell: daughter, Donna White;
3 grandsons, Troy White, Mi
chael Wiiie, Samuel White;
1 and a nephew, Brad Layne.
The funeral service was at
II am. Tuesday, April 9 at Wil-
^ ! liamson & Sons Funeral Home,
1 I with the Rev. Josh Culver of-
: ficiating. Burial followed in
1 ! ftesbyterian Cemetery.
Online condolences; winv.
1 wUiamsonandsons.com.
J Franklin M. Carter
Mr. Franklin "Frank" Mitch
ell Carter. 83, of Lexington
died March 29.2013.
He was bom May 17, 1929
to Samuel C. Carter and Nez-
zie Sheets Carter. He woiked
for Dixie Furniture before go
ing to work for Gibson's De
partment Store, where he was
the manager for several years
i until it closed. After retirement,
' he worked for Lexington Self
Storage until his health made it
impossible. He was a long-time
member ol' Ccuier Hill Baptist
Church where he served as a
deacon and on commillees.
He was pteceded in death
by his parents; wife, Pauline
Weaver Carter; and brothers,
Clarence, Eamcsl. Ailie, i'aul,
Aaron. Billy and Coieman
"Speedy" Cailer.
.Survivors: a daughlet. Sue
Carter of Clemraons; grand
children, Shelly Carter Fiilk
of Lexington, Stephanie Giis-
ttifson of Las Vegas, Nev.;
great-grandson, Scott Fulk;
greai-greal-grandchildrcn.
Drew and Carter Fulk; sister,
Willie Mae Jone.s of Mocks
ville; brother-in-law, Joe
Weaver and Betty Weaver of
Lexington; sisters-in-law, Ruth
Laws of Mena, Ariz., Lucille
Carter of Winston-Salem, Net
tie and Cleo Carter of MtKks-
vlile, Wilma Carter of New
port. Tenn. and Marie Carter of
Southmoni: and several nieces
and nephews.
His funeral service was held
on Monday. April I at Center
Hill Baptist Church, conducted
by the Revs. Brian Alexander
and Roy Cantrcll. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemetery.
The family received friends in
the fellowship hall an hour be-
foic the service.
Memorials: Center Hill Bap
tist, where he was a faithM
member.
DAVIE county enterprise record, Thursday, AprB 11,2013
Davle County Public LiDicit)
Mocksville, NC
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Nonia Myers Everh^t
Mrs. Nonia Lfic Myers Ever-
hart, 89, of Advance died Sat
urday, April 6,2013 at Bermu
da Commons.
She was bom July 8,1923 in
Davie County to the late TOl-^
liam Thomas Myers and Ma-
j mie Boger Myers. Mrs. Ever-
hatt vvas a retired Weaver from
Carolina Narrow Fabrics in
Winston-Salem and she spent
her retirement years enjoying
quilling and all typ« of needle
work. She was a member of Mt.
Carmel Church of the Living
God.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, James Frank
lin Everhart; a son, William
"Bill" Harding Hutchins; and a
daughter, Majorie Keaton.
Sur\'iving: 2 daughters, Ann
: Robeilson and husband Rich
ard, and Judy Page; a son,
James Wayne Everhart and
wife Alice; 11 grandchildren;
17 great-grandchildren; and 2
great-great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Monday, April 8 at
Hayworth-Millcr JGnderton
Chapel by Pastor Jonathan Hill
and Tim Dunn. Tlie family re
ceived friends one hour prior to
the service. Burial followed in
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
Online condolences: Uwiv.
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Davm-Sh^c Lanier.- '
Dawn Sheree Lanier, 58, of
Lexington, died on Wednesday,
April 3,2013, at Forsyih Medi-
cal'Center.
Bom m Rowan County on
May 28, 1954, she was the
daughter of the lato Wade Ham
ilton Bum and Ruby Burr. She
was of the Baptist faith.
. Her husband; Terry Wayne
Lanier, preceded her in death
ini?()06.; '
' Survivors: 3 sons. Hank
Lanier and Josh (Tracy) Lanier,
both of Lexington, and Brian
Lanier of Winston-Salem; 2
brothers, Mark Burr and Da
vid Burr of Salisbury; 2 sisters,
Pat (Rick) Lanier of Lexington
and Gail Benton of Montana;
8 grandchildren, Nikki, Matt,
Chelcie, Megan, Bradley. Sa
vanna, Karmen, and Kayla and
many other loved ones.
A celebration of life service
was held Monday, April 8 at 10
a.m. at the Salisbury National
Cemetery. Tlic family received
friends on Sunday, April 7,
at Davie Funeral Service in
Mocksville.
Memorials: Davie Funeral
I Service to help offset funeral
expenses.
Online condolences: mnv.
{Iaviefimeralservice.com.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Tlmrsday, April 11,2013
Davie County Public Library
Mocksville, NC
alvin L. Petficord
Mr. Calvin Lorenzo Petti-
cord, 87, of Mocksville died
Saturday, April 6,2013.
He was bom Feb. 23, 1926,
the youngest of seven chil-
^en bom to the late Frank
and Lula Harreld Pctticord of
Kemersvflle. He joined the
US Army out of high school
following two of his brothers
and two brothers-in-law into
the service. He rose to the rank
of master sergeant and was a
veteran of World War n and
the Korean Conflict. Among
other awards he earned Purple
Hearts in both wars and the.
Broi^ Star iiid?Dre4o(^ferj
the war he mainlained a'farn-"
ily farm and worked full rime
for Hanes Knitting ^1 until
his retirement in the mid-60s.
He worked for a time in real'es
tate and home constraction and
later worked for the US Postal
Service for several years. Mr.
Petricord was a carpenter, in
home constmction arid r^fim
ishing furniture. Wood working
and duck carving were his lifer
I long hobbies.
He is also preceded in death
by 3 brothers, Hubert; Frank
and John Cameron; and 2 sis
ters, Margaret and Anne Sue.
Survivors: his wife, Betty
Fuip Petticord; 3 children,
CiirisUi Hamilton and husband
' Lee, Blaine Pctticord and wife
Judy and Dena Pctticord; 3
grandchildren, Robyn H, Reyn
olds, Jason Hamilton and Casey
Petticord; and a si.ster, Helen.
He had rived with his family
in Davie County since 1963..
Tlie last few years - c he was
taken care of by the Bill Hefner
VA Hospital in Salisbury.
A memorial service will
be held at Hayworth-Miller
Kinderton Chapel.
Memorials: Hospice/Pal-
liativeCare, Building 43, 1601
Brenner Ave, Salisbury, 28144.
Online condolences; »v»wv.
hayworth-miUerjcom.
I y Melvin David Whitlock
^r. Melvin Da\nd Whiiiock,
7I> of Ciest\'iew Drive, Mocks-
viDe, died Fridaj', April 5.2013,
at^e Heritage of Cedar Rock.'
fle was bom June 13, 194]^
iniSlokes Couniy. to ihe late
Jojm and Mabel Mounce \Vhii-
Ic^k. Mr. Whitlock was of the
Bfptist faith. He farmed with
li^ father and had washed cats
fci busine.sses itteluding; M&S
Gi^ery. Furches Motor Co.
atfti Reavis Ford Meixury,
'He was also preceded in
death by 4 sisters. Helen Hes
ter, Janice Edwards, Blanche
Vestal and Ruby Jones; and 2
biothers, Tommy Angel and
Bill Forrester.
Survivors; 2 sisters, Ruth
Davis of Mocksville and Doro
thy Rispoli of King; a broth
er. Stacy Brown (Nelda) of
Sboals; and several nieces and
nephews.
A graveside scivice was
to be conducted at 4 p.m.,
Wednesday, April 10 at Rose
CeniEiery with Dr. Darrell Cox
officiating.
Memorials: charily of the do
nor's choice.
Online condolences: nnn»'.
f9or0tnerolservice£om.
y Zachary R. Williams
I -Mr. Zachary Rayford V^,
56, of NW London, died! lhufsday.Aprii4.20J3atFor
n s>1>i Medical Center.
' He was lK,m in Forsyth
on April 21. 1956; son
of Radford Kenneth Williams
of Danbuo- and Arlene Ann
^chard.son of .Stanley County.^ "-as of the Bflptist faith mr^'ipeci Baptist Church in
Stanley County and was a car
penter.
Surviving: his parents; ^daughters. Jessica WiUiams of
Mocksville and Christy Wil-J'aras of Advance; 3 broth
ers. Phillip Wi]liam.s of Kino /
Ralph Wilhams of-Uxingtou
1-eroy Swain of Stanley Coun-a nephew, Mark Wilii.mis
of%hPomt:4grandchiJdrenNoah Hemrick. Jacob Frank.
Alyssa Jojmer .md Cameron
Joyner.
No services luc planned at
this time.
■AViE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD.ThnrsH.v A-.n 11,20,3
Oavie County PubHc Library
Mocksviile, NC
John Allen Wood
John Allen Wood, 49, of Ad
vance, died Monday, April 8
2013-He was bora Jan. I. 1964,in Davie County. He graduated from Davie Couoiy High
School in J982, and eametl n
bachelor's degree in business
iidminisirntioji from East Carolina University in 1986. Howas married to Angeii.r FrycWood on June 18, 1988. Theyhad three boys, Jacob. Joshua
and Elijah. He was excited to
have his own basketball team.He would do anything for hisfamily. He wa.s always cutting
up and entenaining at work and
v\'ilh family and friends. He
v-'ts known to always have asmile. He was never too busy to
speak 10 others. He worked usan agent for Johnson InsuranceCo. for 24 years. In hi.s work,
as well as his personal time,
he was an advocate for Ihe el
derly and wanted to make surethat they and all he encountered
received the best possible service and friendship. He eujoyedspending time with family, especially at the beach. He lovetiattending Ids son's ballgamesand watching sports. He w.t.s
I a charter member of Hillsdale' United Methodist Church andj a member of the Stnitli GroveRuritan. Through his battlew ith cancer, he became a wi(-.n«.s.^ PV?st to others andgave hope to others facing their
own challenges.
Smivors: his wife and ^his parents. Don aiJSarah Wood of Mocksville;
' (Amyof Mocksville; Ids sisterf
KnrenBuUard (John) of NorthMyrtle Beach, S.C. and DeniseWells (Billy) ofSiatesviUe; his
of Mocksvrlle; sistera-in-law,
fn t M (Shannon)and Mchndp Phiffipsh's tiieces and nephetvs, Em-
''y.Coiy,Austin.Anna,RachelEih.-m, Katianne, AlexAspen, KaJcb and aarleish'aiong with many other family
and friends. 'A funeral service wijj h.
conducted a, IApnJ I at HUlsdaJe UnitedMctht^is, Church in Advance
"ilh the Revs. Jeuy Webb and 'Ren Furchcs officiating. Thefamily will receive friends at"'c church following the ser-vicc. A private burial will be'le d in Ro..e Cemetery, Mocks-
Memorial: an educationalfund at State Employees Credit
Union. 12.35 YadkinviUe RoadMocksville - Memo: for thesons ofJohn Allen Wood.Online condolences: unm-
e'^'onfimera/scrvicejrom.
J LoaisH.Li
Louis H. li. 88, died on
March 29, 20)3 at the Kale B.
Reynolds Hospice HoDie.
Mr. Li was bom in Shang
hai, China to fartier Wei-Xian
Li and mother Jue Liu Li. He
completed his undergradu
ate education in China during
World War U. In 1948. he im
migrated to the United SUtes.
furthered his education at the
University of Wisconsin & Co
lumbia University; receiving
a mastw's degree in riecincal
engineering. He spent more
than 50 years of his career with
the archiiectuial/eogineeting
firm of Rose Beaton Rose &
NewYorit. He deigned electri
cal systems for many buildings
around New York City and was
the chief electrical engineer
when the AT&T Telecommuni
cation Tower in Manhattan was
built.
He was preceded in
by a sister, Miranda Pa>; a^
brothers Charlie and Housing
Survivors: his wife, Kather-
me King, MD, a neonatologist
who graduated from Bowman■Gray School of Medicine,Wake Forest University; son.Ernest Li of Frisco. Colo.;daughter Tina Li Ftebelkomand husband Karl of Buffalo,N.Y.; grandchildren Kirstenand Aaron Fiebelkom; daughter Anna Li of Seattle, Wash,;brother Xiao Da LiofHawati;and sisters. Margaret Ue andMaggie Fan of Sunnyvale. Ca
lif.A private memonal servicefor family members was held inthe chapel of Bermuda Villageat I p.m. on Saturday. April 13.The family greeted friends fol-i lowing the setvice in the Am-
; urn of Bermuda Village.Memorials: in his honor to
! the Senior Care Fund of theSticht Center, do Office of De-. velopment. PO Bo* 571021,5 Winston-Salem, 27517-1021.Online condolences:
S htnworOi-miller.com.
*/ Wilraa .1. 'Lilly' Lawery
M.S. Wilma Je.an ''Lilly"
Iflwcry, 56. of Mocksviile.
died on Friday, April 12. 2(H,^
at Fiirsyth Medical Center
Ms. l-oweiy was bom on
Dec. .31. 1956 in Spartanbiirg.
S.C. loJame.s Paul Harrison andHetty Lee PalEj^.-Harrisoii Ms.Lowery tWiil9?lispdiiiilci)fIhincclon (W.VaJ^iih Sdiooland 5heV^.i>f tHl^ai^lsi fmitiShe Itivai'spending tiipe withhci grand^ildren. She was. an
outgoing, free spirit who ma<ieI friends easily and never met a
I stranger.
Preceding her in death arc her
parents, a brother. James Daniel
Harrison, and her grea^graitd-
Hiother, Isabel FarrenTracey
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Heailtcr Lilly Sanders and
Amanda Lilly Simmons, both
of Farmiitgtoii: 6 grandchil
dren, Joiialhoii "Blake" Booie,
Brandon Ue Booie, Taylar
Marie l.illy-Johiison, Dylan
Tate Sandci's. Dusiin l-cc Sim
mons, and .lacoh Gavin Lilly; 2
sisters. Breiida K. Hok (Rudy)
of Mtlledgcville. Ga. and Bar
bara Ann Gray of Rocksprings.Wyo.; a brother. David Michael
Harrison (Patricia) of Prine-
eioii,W.Va. and numerous other
family members.
A memorial service was heldat 7 p.m. on Monday. April 15,2013 at I'ricnds Baptist Clnireh
in Clcmmons with Pastor Da
mn Osborne officiating. The
family received friends follow
ing the service.
Memorials: funeral expensesI to Hayworth-Miiler, do Wilma' Jean Ixjwcry, 3315 Silas Creek1 Parkway, Winston-Salem.I 2710?
Online condotence.s: wiviv.
haw'Kirlli-miUer.cum.
DAVIEr: COUNTY EN l EHPRlSK RECORD, Thtirsday, April 18,2013-
Davie County Public Library
Mocksviile, NC
James 'Bill* McCnisloH
Mr. Jauiei Willbni "BiD"
McCuision. 88. died April 12.
2013 at Winstoii-Salcm Nurs
ing and Rehab.
He was bom June 23. 1924
in Foreyth County to the late
Ruben McCuision and Trcva
Kirkraan McCuision.
He was preceded in dcaih
by his wife, Margaret Blevius
McCuision and 2 sons. Terry
Winston McCuision and James
William "Billy'" McCuiston II;
and a brother. Jack McCuiston.
Survivors; his daughter, Ja
net Stanley and husband Ricky;
a daughter-in-law, Mattic Mc
Cuiston; 7 grandchildren,
David McCuiston. Krlsieu
Baalman, Jason William Mc
Cuiston, Lauren Dawn Foirest.
Jerod Cody Stanley. Colt Br.an-
don Stanley, and Clint Dallas
Stanley; 7 great-gr.mflchildrcn,
I^ah McCuiston. Lindsey
Baabnan, Hunter Baalman.
Jordan McCuiston, Omma For
rest, Henry I-oiTe.-.t, and Olivia
Stanley; a nepiiew, Ronnie Mc
Cuiston.
A graveside ftincral service
was held at 11:30 am. Wednes-
1 day, April 17 at Westlawn Gar-
derus of Memory in Cietnmons
with the Rev Jimmy Lancaster
officiating. The family received
friends prior to the service at
Hgywprdi\i^iller Kindenon
C^apo!.
Online condolences: ubivv.
liavwotth-inilU'r.oim.
Joyce Woolen Parrish
Joyce Mae Woolen Parrish.
81, died Saturday April 13,
2013 at Margate Health Care
Center in Jefferson.
She was bom July 23, 1931
ui Iredell County to the late
Clyde and Trevea Safriei Woo-
ten. She was also preceded in
death by her husband iJiurcns
Osbomc Campbell.
Surviving; her children. Dan
Campbell, Dcuglas.s Campbell,
and David (Angie) Campbell;
grandchildren, Shane Camp
bell, Eric Campbell. Samantha
•Campbell, Jessica Campbell,
Amy Gooble, Tommy Camp
bell, Katie Campbell, Makayla
Houck; great-grandchildren,
Owen Campbell, Ethan Camp
bell, Landon Campbell and
Grade Gooble.
A memorial service will be,
conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday
April 21 at Gentry Family Cha
pel by the Rev. Bruce Lundy.
The family will receive ftiends
from 1-2 pjn. before the ser^
vice.
Online condolenees: u'lviv.
ggiitO'fi"ieralseTyit:c.coin.
J Joshua M. Rominger
Mr. Joshua Michael
Rominger. 18, of Advance died
Wednesday. April 10, 2013 at
Brenner Children'.^ Hospital
after losing his battle with sy
novia! cell sarcoma.
Josh was bom Jan. 21, 1995
in Forsyth County to Mi
chael Lee and Denna Hanks
Rominger. He was a member
of Mocks United Methodist
. Church and a senior at Davie
High.S.chooj.
He",was preceded in death
fay his gTMtfg^ers," RichardWai^ Rodger and Geoige
RlctfarilteAs.
Si^iv^ngs-his motherand fa-
flieir'sLsteti Jennifer Rcaninger;
' Pinat^^.grandparehts,Barbaran [^fta^^Hanks ahd-.Dale Mur-
• grandmother,• Lo^i^^-Rominger.
service w'as held
Saturday, April 1.3
f 's|;»^dale'.United,l^thodisi
" with the Revs. William
Greg Lewis.officiat-
" ing^Aiprivate burial followed""afK^^'UriiWIfiedibdist
Chiitch (Jemetery. lite faro-
ily received friends on Friday
at Hillsdale United Methodist
— Church,
Memorials: CureSearch for
Children's Cancer, Develop
ment Office, 4600 B. West
Hwy., suite 600, Betbesda. MD
20814; or Mocks UMC, PC
Box 2122, Advance.
Online condolences: u-vroi'.
hayworth-miller.com.
DAVIE COUNTY EN TERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, April 18,2013-
Patricia C. Spillman
Patricia Clenunons Spillmnii
of MurreU's Inlet, S.C-,died on
April4,2013.
She was bom on Oct. 21,
1934inRoanoke.Va.and spent
her youth in Waynesboro, Va.
She worked in Winston-Salem
at Western Electric as secre
tary to the an department for
26 years. She attended Belin
United Methodist Qiurch.
She was preceded in death
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles F. Speck of Waynes
boro.
Survivors: her husband, John
I A. Spillman of Mocksville;
1 daughters, Victoria Custer
I Morrison of Verona, Va., Con
nie Stewart of Wilmington and
Vickie Cockrum of Charlotte;
step-childrcii, Mickey Smith
and husband Billy of Salisbury,
Terry Logan and husband Terry
of Hanrtony. and Eddie Spill
man and wife Lisa of Mocks-
viUe; grandchildren. Justin and
Chris Stowers, Malllrew Smitlr
and wife Deena, arrd Aus
tin and Jacob Smith, Jeremy
Thoiirpson, Kayla McCrary
and husband Tom, and Ashlee
Spillman; great-grandchildren,
Alexandra Stowers, Jada and
Brecarma Snrrth; 2 half sisters
and a half brother of Waynes-,
boro; S[)ecial friends. Betty,
Ann, Mary-Ann, Mel, Bob,
Harrk, Brenda, Libby and oth
ers; and her cat, Tiger.
Memorials: Hospice, animal
rescue. Winston-Salem Chil
dren's Home, or other charity.
Online condolences;
mvriiebeur.hfme.rolhomc.com.
Oavie County PuDlic LiOiaiy
Mocksville, NC
^ Lois Eanice Bracken
Mis^ Lois Eunice Weailierman Bracken. 91. of Log CabinRoad, MocksviUe. died on Monday, April 22,2013, at Wake For-
cst Baptist Health - Davie Hospital
She was bora Jan, 9.1922, in Iredell County to the late John P
I W R • .1? Weatherman, Mrs. Bracken was a member ofal'S f husband, children andall rfher family. She became a cenified nursing assistant after her^iJdren « ere raised and then retired to fake care of her husband
^•-^fe®ai2>«''^'^heiing. quilting and was a good cook,Hci^in incentive was caring for her family and supporting her
husband in his ministiy, ®She was also preceded In death by her husband of 67 years, the
Rev. John JiJbert Bracken; a son, John Stephen Bracken; an Infant
son, Mark Dale Bracken; 3 sisters, I.,essie York. Dessie Reavis
and Rudi James; and a brother, Clyde Weathennaii.
Survivors: 3 children, Tommy Bracken (June). Victoria Bark-er (Charlie N.), all of MocksviUe and Renee Hoo^■e^ (James)of StatesviUe; 9 grandchildren. Angela Waugh (Chris). John
M'«^helle Davis (Brad). Melissa Woodward(Kent). TJ^ Bracken. Bracken Valkyrie. Amanda, Jack and GraceHooven 12 greai-grandchildren. Zach KoonU, Kayla and Amber
iCr" Summer andTVler Wo^ward, Sarah and isabelle Bracken and Thomas Bracken; a brother, Paul Weaihemian (Johnsie) of MocksviUe; several
nieces and nephews.A funeral service will be conducted at 2 pm. Thursday. Aprilat Ubeny Baptist Church, with the Revs, Greg McEwen and
k officiating, Mrs. Bracken wUl be placed in thechurch 30 mmuies before the sen ice. Burial will foUow in the^urch c«netery. TTie family was to receive friends from 6-8 pjiiWednesday. April 24 at Eaton Funeral Home.
n"' Fund.c/o Lowell Reavis
^ Road, MocksviUe; or to a charity ofthe donor's
OavieCouotv public Lib-au
Mocksville, NC
syNatalie Smith Cash
Ms. Natalie Smith Cash, 71,
ofMaiyville, Term..formerly ofMocksvUle. died Wednesday,
April 17, 2013, at Blount Me
morial Hospital In Maiyville.
She was bom April 11, 1942,in Davie County, to the late
William Lawrence and Edna
Griffith Smith. She was a
Christian and member of First
Baptist Church. MocksviUe.
.She loved chUdren and enjoj edseeing them flourish and grow
during her time as a teacher.She taught elementary school
in Fayelteville and Cooleemee
for a total of .29 years. Afterretirement, she enjoyed regularly meeting with the Retired
Teacher's Associadon, Herkindness and generosity im
pacted many. She loved to visitwith friends, take people In
need to medical appointments,
and showed the love of Christ
to every outcast and person in
need she encountered,
Survivon: her son. WilliamA. "Art" Cash 111, daughter-
in-law, Heaiher K. Cash, and 2
grandchildren, Ha\den and Julia, all of MatyvilJe.
A funeral sersice was con
ducted at. 1 i a.m., Friday, AprU
19 at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Rev, A, Shane Nixon
officiating. Burial followed in
Yadldn Valley Baptist Qturch
Cemetery, Advance,
Memorials: Storehouse for
Jesus, 675 E, Lexington Rd,,
MocksvUle.
Online condolences: w«iv.
eototifiineralservice£om.
J Judy Bennett Chandler
Mrs, Judith "Judy" Bennett
Chandler, 71, of Advance, died
Friday, April 19. 2013 at For-
syth Medical Center,She was bom April 3, 1942in Forsyth County to Margaret
Garwood Bennett and Rome
Oliver Bennett. She graduatedfrom Hanes/Reynolds HighSchool and attended Mars HUl^ College and Piedmont Bible
College. She retired from theDavie County Sheriff's Department. She loved working in her
garden and going to the beach
and to the mountains. Sheloved crafts and painting.
Surviving: her husband.Danny Chandler; 2 daugh
ters, Tracy Nifong (Joey) and
Leigh Anne Hariis (Marie); 2
sons, Jimmy Chandler and RayChandler (Jennifer); 6 grandchildren, Josh (Abby), Audrey(Wesley). Taylor, Jackie (Justin), Christina aild Kylie; agreai-granddaugh(^r, Harper: asister. Donna Dimean (Mike)and her special d^g, Maggie.
A memorial service was held
at 3 pan. Sunday, April 21 at
Advance United Methodist
(Thurch with the Rev. Cheryl
Skinner officiating. The familyreceived friends following the
service.
Memorials; charily of the do
nor's choice.
Online condolences: www.
hayworrh-mitlercoin.
J Joim Chapman Cowden
Mr. John Chapman Cowden died Monday, Apri] 22. 2013 at
Forsyth Medical Center.
Mr. Cowden wa.s bom Dec. 16,1943 in Jefferson County, Ala.
to the late Ralph Thomas Cowden and Ouida Chapman Cowden.
He grew up in Grove Hill, Ala. where he learned to love all out
door activities, he was employed by the Winston-Salem Police
Dept. from 1967-1979. Later, he went to work for the NC Depi. of
Corrections, and retired in 2009 as chief of Stokes County Proba
tion Parole. He was a saltwater fisherman and hunter.
He was also preceded in death by his grandson, Tom Cowden.
Survivors; his children, Nelson Cowden (Christi) of Yadk-
inviile. and Katie Cowden of Queens, N.Y.; grandchildren, Ivy
, Cowden and Benjamin Cowden.
A memorial service will be held 3 pan. Thursday, April 25 at
Hayworth-MiUer Silas Creek Chapel with the Rev. Dr. Joe Collins
officiating. The family will receive friends following the service.
Memorials: The Tom Cowden Memorial Scholarship, Davie
Community Foundation, 194 Wilkesboro St., Mocksville.
Online condolences; wwwJuiyworih-miUer.coin.
y Charles Edward Folds
Mr. Charles Edward '■
2013 ai Rowan Regional Medi- t ■
and Geneva Morris
was a
Forsyth' County EMS after 20years and was a charter member of the Forsyth Rescue Squad.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Mark Folds and
a brother, Chris Folds.
Surviving; his wife, Ann; 2 children, Mike Folds and wife Martha of Advance and Kelly Boger and husband Randy of Mocksville; 5 grandchildren, Chris, Brittany, Bryan, Matt and Justui;a step-granddaughter, Melisa; a great-grandson, Logan; and his
dog,Taco.A funeral service will be held at 2 pju. Thursday, April 25at Smith Gro\'e United Methodist Church with the Revs. ChrisHenson and Ray OTerrei officiating. Burial will follow in thechurch cemetery, The family was to receive friends from 6-8 pjn.Wednesday at Hayworth-MiUer Kinderton Chapel.
Memorials; Smith Grove UMC, 3492 US 158, Mocksville.Online condolences: w ivwJtci^M'orth-niiller.com.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, AprU 25,2013
Davie County Public LiDiaiy
Mocksville, NC
•J Jeanette Smoot Foster
Mrs. Jeanette Smoot Foster,
79, of Cleveland, N.C. died
Wednesday. April 17, 2013 at
Davis Regional Medical Cen
ter.
Bora in Davie County on
May 1,1933, she was a daugh
ter of the late James Napolean
Smoot and Mary Ester Dwig- .
gins Smoot. She was retired
from Wonderkiiil Corp. and
was a member of South River
United Methodist Church.
She was also preceded in
death by siblings WiUiam
Lawrence Smoot, John Wesley
Smoot, James Clyde Smoot and
Lois Lorene Green.
On July 2,1955, she married
Robert Fred Foster who sur
vives.
Survivors: her husband. Rob
ert Fred Foster, whom she mar
ried on July 2,1955: a daugh
ter, Debbie Lentz and husband,
David of Cleveland.
Services celebrating Mrs.
Foster's life were conducted
at 3 pjn. Sunday, April 21 at
South River United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Brenda
Newman officiating. She Oe in
state at the church for 30 min
utes prior to the service. Burial
followed in the church ceme
tery. The famUy received Satur-
iday evenbg at Bunch-Johnsonj Funeral Home.
Online condolences; wm'm-.
' bunchjolinsonfuneralhome.' com.
Memorials; Cemetery Fund
of South River UMC.
Survivors; a daughter, Judy
Osbome (Mike) of Mocks-
ville; a son, Sam Hendrix of
Lexington; 6 grandchildren.
Tun Hendrix, Kevin Hendrix,
Scot! Hendrix, Randy Os
bome, Jill Osbome, and Amy
Gnibb; 7 great-grandchildren,
Jordan Hendrix, Hannah Hen
drix, Kamryn Osbome, Char
lie Osbome, Kaisee Osbome,
Rebecca Grubb and Matthew
Grubb; a sister, Juanlta Bowles
of Gibsonville; and 2 special
sisters-in-law, Elva Hendrix
and Pauline Hendrix.
A funeral service was to be
conducted at. II am. Thurs
day, April 25 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel the Rev. Kirk Tit-
lerow. Burial was to follow in
Fork Baptist Church Cemetery.
The family was to receive
friends from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on
Wednesday. April 2d. at the fu
neral home.
Memorials: Fulton Sew Sis
ters, do Fulton UMC, PO Box
87. Advance.
Online condolences; un-vi'.
eiiimifuneraLiervicejcom.
Evelyn Rattz Hendrix
Mrs. E\elyn Rattz Hendrix.
93, of US Hwy 64 E„ Mocks-
ville, died Monday, April
22, 2013, at Autumn Care of
Mocksville.
She was bora Oct. 9. 1919.
in' Davie County, to the late
James and Prudence Garwood
Rattz. Mrs. Hendrix was co-
owner of Hendrix Bar-B-Cue.
She was a member of Fulton
United Methodist Church and a
graduate of Shady Grove High
School Class of 1937. She will
be remembered for her sweet
smile and telling everyone they
were pretty.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of 59
years, Charles Odell Hendrix; a
son, James Anderson Hendrix;
a daughter-in-law. Sue Hen
drix; a granddaughter, Traci
Hendrix; and a sister, Mary
J Frances Barney Moore
Online condolences: "ichohonMfrdy.vom.
davieCOUNTVENTERPR,SERECORD.Thumday. April26,2013
y Ida Mae Johnson
Ida Mae Johnson, 87, of
Mocksville, died April 21 in
Autumn Care Nursing Home,
where she had been a resident
since December 2011.She was bom on March 22,
1926, in Caroline County, Va.
"0 the late Richard and Manie
Wingficid. She attended Union
High School in Bowling Green.
Va., and was a member of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, where she
faithfully served. She was unit
ed in marriage to John H. John
son on May 17, 1947. He pre
ceded her in death on Sept. 19,
1975. She was also preceded in
death by a son, John H. John
son Jr. While living in Virginia,
several churches employed her
as their minister of music. She
was a cook for Ali American
Truck Stop. In her later yean
•she came to North Carolina and
made her residence with her
daughter.
Survivors: 2 daughters. Lil
lian Ijames of MocksvUle and
Linda Johnson of Decatur, Ga.;
a son, Kenneth Johnson of De-'
ciilur: several grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
A memorial sendee will be
held later in Richmond, Va.
Online condolences: whtv,
OrahamFuneralHomejiet.
Oavie County Public Library
Mocksville, NO
J ^ob Lee Smith
l Mr. Bob Lee Smiih, 80. of
£ssic Road, Mocksville, died
Friday, April 19, 2013, at Kate
B. Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winston-Salem,
' He was bom Jan. 26, 1933,
in Davie County, to the late
Harmon and Annie Smith. Mr.
Smith was a veteran ofthe US.
Aitny during the Korean Con
flict. He was retired from RJ.
Reynolds.
• He was also preceded in
jleath bv a grandson, Matthew
Bradley^Smith.
Survivors: his wife, who he
hiarried on June 4, 1953, Ada
Sheek Smith of the home; 3
children, Gail Wilkinson of
Asheville, Brad Smith and
Jill Williams (Carlos), all of
Mocksville; 6 grandchildren,
Mitchell. Marshall and Maddi-
son. all of Tampa. Fla., Aman
da. Brandi (Jordan) and Chey-
•anne, all of Mocksville; and 5
•great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was con-
.ducted at. 2 pjn., Monday.
April 22 at Eaton Funeral Cha
pel .withihe Rev. Jobml-iuoeyc-
lult officiating. Aprivate service
•was held in Westlawn Gardens
3)f Memoiy, Clemmons with
Imiiltary graveside rites. ITtc
'/amily feceived friends at the
STunetal Jidoe one hour prior to
^eservicie.
2 Memorials: Kate B. Reyn-
jolds Hospice Home, 101 Hos-
3)ice Lane. Winston-Salem,
27)03; or VFW Post 8719, do
^dle Wcatheiman, 182 Cot-
!lontail Lane, Advance.
Online condolences: n-mv,
eatonfuneralsen-ice£0w.
•i Clarence F. Smith
Mr. Clarence Franklin Smith,
85. of Troy, died Thursday.
April 18, 2013, at Hospice of
Rockingham County.
He was bom Dec. 31. 1927,
ill Forsyih County, to the late
Clarence Roosevelt and Delia
Cope Smith. Mr. Smith enjoyed
fishing, working in his garden,
spending time with family and
his many friends and neighbors
in his community.
He was also preceded in
dentil by his wife, Mary Pauline
Hiiu.scr Smith in 2005; his step-
moilier, Dclln Walker Smith; a
brother. Grady Smith; a half-
brother, Melvin Smith; and a
grandson, Robert Brian Laws.
Survivors: 7 children.
Frankie Smith of Iowa, Kayc
Heron (Robert), Ronald Gray
Smith, all of Franklin. Larry
Eugene Smith of Troy. Jathes
Lee Smith of Patrick, Va.. Mary
S. Stewart of Reidsville and
Robert Steven Smith (Connie)
of Bryson City; 8 grandchil
dren; 5 greal-grandchildrcn; 6
siblings. Monroe Smith (Clare)
of Lexington. Carl Smith of
Advance. Richard Smith of
I.exington. Sheril! Smith (Nan-
c)), Don Smith (Carolyn), all
of Mocksville and Frances
Bostic of Lexington; 3 half-
brothers and sister, Manard
Smith (Sherry) of Winston-
Salem, Marvin Smith (Lauren)
and lonin Dorsey (Rob), all of
Lexington.
I A ftincral service was con-
I ducted at. 2 pjn., Sunday. April
121 at Eaton Funeral Chapel.
Burial followed in Yadkin Val
ley Baptist Church Cemetery in
Advance. The family received
friend.s at the funeral home one
hour prior to Ihe service.
Memorials; Hospice of
Rockiiighani, PO Box 281,
Wcmwonh. 27375.
Online condolences: inne,
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^ John Wesley Smyre
John Wesley "Pop" Smyre of Mock.sville died on April 18
2013 at Iredell Memorial Hospital ,
He was bom in Catawba County April 4, 1923, the son of the
laie Fred Smyre and Pinkey Rcinhardi .Smyre. He retired from
O.L. Wilson Construction Co. and was a member of Pinev Grove
AME Zion Church.
He wa.s also preceded in A
death by his wife, Mary Louise
Redman Smyre; 2 sons. Johnny V* nSmyre and Donald Ray Sm>Te: 1
nnduspectalfriend.Ms.Fannie I
Louise James.
Herbert
James the
Imcs Parks of Troutman, Mary
Cpni
Sjieakmon of
Charlotte, ,-ind Linda Smyre of
a Frank-
X.e^ag.wn; 2 sisters. Edna Steele of StaSKfflbalHSS
Ohn; 34 grandchildren; a host of great-grandchildren.
He helped raise. Many James (dccea-sed). Donnie James (de-
^cd) Peny James. Wayne Jame.s, Rayvon James. Aaron Jamespebra Waikins and Sadellia Gaiiher. He had a special friend
Johnny Ray Imes, and a caregiver, Sailie Davis,
His funeral service was held Monday. April 22 at 3 pm, in thethapel of Graham Funeral Home in Mocksviiic, Pastor Neltye
Ijames-Barber officiated and the Rev. Marcus Farmer dehveredthe eulogy. Burial followed in Piney Grove AME Zion Church
Cemetery, The famUy received friends at the funeral home 30
minuies before ihe service.
Online condolences: tinvM; GrahamFuneralUanifjitt.
Oavie County Public Library
Mocksville, NC
Colleen Spriggs
Coiieen Spriggs died on
ApriJ I9.20J3.
She was preceded in death
by: her parents, Reid and Isa
bel! Dinkins; husband, Clif
ford Spriggs. whom she mar-
•ried April 16, 1949; brother.
•Bud Dinkins; nephew. Tommy
Sieele 111: grandsons, Ja.son
Tlickles and Jacob Widener-
McNeal-
Survis-ors: daughters G.ii!
(Ronnie) McCuislon, Paiiy
Hinkle, Juanita McNeal (Steve
Hail), Debbie (Frankie) Gilley;
sons Clifford (Sandra), Donald
and Mark Spriggs: 10 grand
children. Vickie, Ricky. Char
lie, Corinda, Alicia, RusscQ,
Jeremy. Crystal, Joshua, and
•Elizabeth; 5 great-grandchil-
;drea; 2 great-great grandchii-
:dren; sister, Juanita (Tommy)
JSieele and many more family
^members and friends.
I, She was a life member of
;Mt. Carniel Church of the Liv-
:ing God.
A celebration of her iife wa.«
held Monday, April 22 at Salem
IFuneral Home Main St. Chapel
• with burial in Oaklawn Memo-
' rial Gardens.
' Memorials: Kale B. Reyn
olds Hospice Home, 101 Hos
pice Lane, Winston-Salem.
.27103.
Oniine condolences: mh'iv,
- salemfli.com.
Richard L. Stark Sr.
Mr. Richard L. "Dick" Stark
Sr., 82, of Advance, died April
21,2013 after a battle with can
cer.
He was bom Jan. 16, 1931 in
Baltimore, Md. to the late Rob
ert R. and Hilda V. Stark. He
served In the U.S. Air Force,
I and retired from JC Penney af-
' ler27years. Hegraduatedfrom
the University of Florida and
wa.s a Gators fan.
He was also preceded in
death by his wife of 54 years,
Ann M. Stark.
Surviving: his daughter, Mar
gie S. Rogers; a son, Richard
L. Stark Jr. and wife Cindy H.
Stark: 4 grandchildren. Brenion
A. Rogers, Sarah E. Rogers.
Emily S. Nelson, and Kathtyn
M, Stark; 3 great-granddaugh
ters, Alexis, Phoebe and Zee
Rogers; a special brother-in-
law and sister-in-law. John P.
Byrd and Carolyn M. Byrd and
their family.
A memorial service will be
held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April
27 at Hayworth-Miller Kinder-
ton Chapel with Minister
Charles Alexander officiating.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia-
tivc CarcCenier, 101 Hospice
Lane, Advance, 27006.
Online condolences: mm'.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD. Thursday, April 25,2013
Davie County Public Library
Mocksville, NO
y Mary Caudle Winstow
Maty CJaiherine Caudle Win-
slow, 70. of Parti Lane, Mocks-
\'ilie, died on Saturday, April
20, 2013, at Wake Forest Bap
tist Medical Center.
Bom in Fotsyih County on
Aug. 17, 1942, she was the
daughter of the late Hilben Ray
Caudle and Mary Viola Forbes
Caudle. She had worked at Dot-
tic'.s Diner and was a member
of Woodland Baptist Church in
Winsion-Salem,
Survivors: 2 sons, Darron
Seeding and Timothy Heeding
and wife Tonya, aU of Mocks-
ville; a brother, James W.
Caudle and wife Shelby of Old
Town; a daughter-in-law, Tina
Seeding: and 2 grandchUdten,
Alexis and Ashley Beeding,
She was also preceded in
death by 3 sons, Jerry Jr., Rand,
and Rodney Beeding; a broth
er, Edward L. Caudle; and a
granddaughter, Stephanie Ni
cole Beeding.
A celebration of life service
was held Thesday, April 23.
at 2 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Service Chapel with the Rev.
G- Carroll Jordiin officiating.
Burial was in the Yadkin Val
ley Baptist Church Cemetery.
The family received friends on
Monday, April 22 at the funeral
home.
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si Phillip A. Beauchamp
Mr. Phillip Anderson Beau-
champ. K>. ol' Spillman Road,
Mocksvillc, died Friday. April
26, 2013, at Forsyth Medical
Center in Winsion-Salem.
He Was bom on Jan. 5.1937,
ill Davie County to the late
John Anderson and Alberta
Nola Scats Beaiiehajnp. He was
a veteran of the U.S. Air Force
and had aliciidcd Yadkin Valley
Baplisl Church in Advance. Mr.
Beauchamp was a licensed pi-
1(11 and a general contractor.
Survivors: 4 children. Anna
Beauchamp. Tony Beauchamp
(Vickie), Jacob Beauchamp ^
(Sharon), ail of Mocksville andi
Josiah Beauchamp of Advance;
and a granddaughter, Sydney
Beauchamp.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m.. .Monday.'
April 29 at Yadkin Valley Bap-
list Church with the Revs, Will
l>ryor and Ronnie Craddock of-
ficiKiiiig. Burial followed in the
church cemeiery with mDitary
riles conducted by the VFW
Memorial Honor Guard. The
family received friends al the
chiifch one hour prior to the
service.
Memorials: Yadkin Valley
Baptist. 1324 Yadkin Valley
Road. Advance. 27006; ALS
Assoc., 4 N. Bloum St.. 2nd
Hoot, Raleigh, 27601; or Har
vest Baptist Fellowship, PO
Box2145.Advance.
Online condolences; vwiv.euton/imeriilxer^e-^'Mf-
DAVIE COUNTY ENTErJdAVIE COUNTY El
Jsarah Rebekah Boyter
After an off and on 18A year
battle with cancer, Miss Sarah
Rebekah Boyter, 19. of .Mocks
villc, died on April 25, 2013 at
Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center in Winsion-Salem.
Sarah was boni Aug. 5,
1993 in Winston-Salem to the
laic Clina Watson Cuter and
Wiili.'uii Andrew Boyter 111 of
Mocksvillc. Sarah attended
DavIc County Schools and due
to her inability to attend school
her senior year, she earned her
high school diploma from Da-
\'idson Coiuity Community
College. She was a meitibci' of
Cooleemee Church of God. She
loved Jesus, spending time with family and friends, Elvis and his
music, vacnlicns in the mountains and ihc beach. Sarah loved life
and when able, enjoyed it to the fullest. §he had a huge heart with
an endless capacity to love end never met a stranger.
In addition to her mother, Sarah was preceded in death by pa-
Icmal grandparents. William A. Boyter Jr. and Becky Cook.
In addition to her daddy, surviving: her sister, l^uten Boyter
Lashmit and husband Mike of .Mocksvillc; step-mother Barbara
Boyter, slcp-falhcr Chris Carter; maternal grandparents Jim and
Peggy Watson of Mocksville, Uncle Greg and Auni Rcnec Wat
son; Aunt Wanda and Uncle Gary Goforih; Uncle Chuck and Aunt
Sondra Boyter; cousins, Victoria and Salem Waison, Andi Boger,
Heather Riddle; Caleb and Alyssa Boyler; special family friend,
Angela Miicliem; her cats Amour and Mlja; numerous extended
family nienibers; her Lake Myers family; and hundreds of friends.
A funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Monday, April 29 at Hay-
worlh-Miller Kinclerton Chapel with Pastor Alan Miller officiat
ing. Burin! followed in Wesllawn Gardens of Memory. The fam
ily tuccived friends Sunday evening at the funeral home.
Memorials: Brenner Children's Hospilnl, Medical Center
Blvd., Winsion-Salem, 27157; or The Make A Wish Foundation,
212 S. Tryoir St., Suite 1080,Charlotte, 28281.
Online condolences: wH-wJiavtivrth-millen'vrn.
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Davie County Public Library
Mocksville, NO
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A celebration of life service
was held Sunday, April 28 al
2:30 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Service Chapel wiili the Rev.
Frank Blankenship officdaling.
Burial was on Tuesday. .April
30 at the Salisbury National
Cemetery. Honorary pallbear
ers were Jimmie Harwood,
R<3bert Cook, Michael Byrd.
Eddie Klutta, Lee Bioadway,
and Adam Broadway. The fam
ily received friends on Sunday.
April 28 at the funeral home-
Memorials: Edgewood Bap
tist, 7483 NC 801 S., Mocks
villc.
Online condolences: wwiv.
duviefiinerahervice.com.
Vit^nia C. Broadway
Virginia Cook Broadway.
84, of Broadway Road, Mocks
villc, died on Friday. April 26,
2013, at her home.
Bom in Davie County on
May 23, 1928, she was the
daughter of the late Sol Cook
and Connie Burton Cook. She
had worked in the textile in
dustry at Erwin Mills and was
a member of firigcwood Baptist
Church,
Her husband of 67 years,Roy
Baxter Broadway, preceded her
in death on Nov. 15,2012. She
was also preceded in death by 3
brothers, Ransom, Johnny, and
Oscar Cook, and a sister, Elsie
Beck.
Survivors: 3 .sons, Ronald
(Maty) Broadway, Kenneth
Broadway, and Doug (Martlce)
Broadway, all of Mocksville;
4 grandchildren, Julie Broad
way (Michael) Byrd, Kelly
Broadway (Eddie) Kluttz, Lee
Broadway,and Adam Broad
way; 3 girai-grnndchildren,
Micnh Kliitta, Cassidy Kiutii,
and Alex Byrd.
infan'-
' law, Connie Campbell of Ad-
jmes Henry Campbell vancc:severalnieces,nephews,
James Henry "Baby Jim'" and other relatives,
.j;,,j Mis funeral service was held
, T i t. / law, t^onnie uampoeii oi ao-
'"?'umyTaLornycrly,^JameS Henry Campbell vance;severalnieees,nephews,
86, died Saturday. April 27, ' James Henry "Baby Jim'" and other relatives,
2013 At Wake Fores. Baptist Campbell,of MocksviUe died ^
Medical Center, onApril26.2013, luesday Apnl 30 at 11:30Mr, Byerly was bora March He was bora in Forsyth f I"18, 1927^ to Joseph Fred and County on Feb, 6, 1928 to McH^lcsvUle Burtd followed mSina Fishel Bycrly. Mr, Bycriy the late Lee Atden and Pearl T h ?t)
was a retired maehinisl from Gilmcr Campbell. He attend- veived fnends at the chumh 30
Dakota Mills and a member of ed school at Double Springs mmutcs before the service.
;sma r.si.c. r>,e„y. ..li, ' ~ ceived friends at the church 30
was a retired inoclunisl from Gilmcr Campbell. He attend- . , » f tu - ^Dakota Mills and a member of ed school at Double Springs '"'""f ^Reeds Baptist Church where and Old Carver High School Onlnw condjences, wwu,
he served as deacon, Sunday in Forsyth County, After high On,hwnhmcrulHo,ue.nc,.
School superintendent and school, be pursued his dream
treasurer. He enjoyed fanning, of becoming a drywall installer j
fixing everything, and joking, and home builder, l-ater, he be- v jy^Qj-y Mvers Williams
He never met a stranger. He came a contractor and worked Myers Williams.
wa.s married to Carrie Motphis in the building and carpentry Advance ilicd Monday,
Bycrly for 55 years who pre- business for many years. He 2013 at Forsyth Met!-
ceded him in death, along willi built two of his own homes, of ical Center
a son Charles Lertry Bycrly, which he was proud. He was Williams was born in
Survivors; 2daughters.Car- also employed by RJ. Reyn- ^'ounty on March 25,
ol Myers (Evan) of Winston- olds Tobacco Co., from which ^^21 to William Lincoln and
Salem and Cathy Bycrly of he retired, Mr, Campbell was jjjj^ Hepler Myers, She was
Mocksviile; 2 grandchildren, a friendly man who never met ^ member of Trinitv Baptist
Alisa .Myers Hendcraon (Mike) a stranger. He enjoyed living Church in Mocksviile'.
and Charle.s Myers, 2 great- a simple, comfonablc life. He Mrs, Williams was preceded
grandchildren. Elian and Caro- was proud of hi.s children and 1^^^. parents; her
1 line Henderson, all of Winston- pandcbildrcn and enjoyed tell- in,sf,and_ ijigin v. Williams; a
.Saiem; and a special friend, ing stories about them to ev- daughter, Kathy Parnell; and a
Marilyn Hill of Clcnunons. eryone. He was a rnember of brother, W.E. Myers.
A celebration of his life was St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Survivors: 2 daughters, Mar-
held on Tuesday. April .30 at Church, where he attended as husband
Kceds Baptist Church ai 4 pjn. Joqg as his health permined. Doug, and Wanda Evonnc Hil-
by the Rev. Keith Edwards and and was a member of the Assisi husband Jcny, nil of
burial followed in the church Bunch. Advance; 4 grandchildren; .ind
cemetery. The family received n He was also preceded in 7 greai-grandchildren.
friends Monday night at David- death by 2 brothers, a sister. A funeral service will be con-
,son Funeral Home. Anna Shore; and a son, James ducted at 2 pjn. Friday, May 3
Memorials: Hospice of Da- Edward Campbell. at Trinity Baptist Church with
vidson, 200 Hospice Way. Lex- the Pastor Dairell Cox officiat-
ingtoD, 27292. ing. Burial will follow at Davie
Baptist Church. The family
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list Church.
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iTMSurer. He enjoyed fflrming, of becoming a drywall installer
fixing everything, nnd joking, and home builder, l-ater, he bc-
He never met a stranger. He came a contractor and worked
wa.s married to Carrie Morphis in the building and carpentry
Bycrly for 55 years who pre- business for many years. He
ceded him in death, along willi built two of his own homes, of
a son Charles Leroy Bycrly, which he wns proud. He was
Survivors: 2daughters.Car- also employed by RJ. Reyn-
ol Myers (Evan) of Winston- olds Tobacco Co., from which
Salem and Cathy Bycrly of he retired, Mr, Campbell was
Mocksviile: 2 grandchildren, a friendly man who never met
Alisa .Myers Hetidcrson (Mike) a stranger. He enjoyed living
and Charle.s Myers, 2 great- a simple, comfonablc life. He
grandchildren. Brian and Caro- was proud of his children and
line Henderson, all of Winston- grandchildren and enjoyed tell-
' .Saiem; and a special friend, ing stories about them to ev-
Marilyn Hill of Clcnunons.' eryone. He was a member of
A celebration of his life was St. Francis of Assisi Catholic
held on Tuesday. April .30 at Church, where he attended as
Kceds Baptist Church ai 4 pjn. Joqg as his health permined.
by the Rev. Keith Edwards and and was a member of the Assisi
burial followed in the church Bunch.
cemetery. The family received ' He was also preceded in
friends Monday night at David- death by 2 brothers, a sister,
.son Funeral Home, Anna Shore; and a son, James
Memorials: Hospice of Da- Edward Campbell,
vidson, 200 Hospice Way, Lex
ington, 27292.
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^ Jimmy Gruy Keaton Jr.
Jimmy Urny Keaton Jr., 38.
of Hampton, (la,, fonnerly of
-Mocksviile, died on Tuesday.
April 23.2013-
Born in Iredcll County on
Sept. 6, 1974, he was the son
of Jimmy Gray Keaton Sr.
and EliMbeth Faye Troutroan
Keaton, Before becoming dis
abled lie lint! worked a! Ihiifi
and attended Wyo Bible Meth
odist Church.
Aiso surviving: a sister, Pa
mela Fayc Keaton; 2 uncles,
Tim Keaton and Carl Ray Ke
aton; 4 aunts, Kay Keaton,
Fayc (Ed) Plynn, Linda (Buck)
Hanes and Susie (Bob) Chris-
tic; a cousin, 'fbresa (Billy)
Nance; several other cousins,
A celebration of his life was
held Sminday, April 27 at 2
pjn, in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with the Rev. Da
vid Stetler officiating. Burial
followed in tlie Bear Creek
Baptist Church Cemcteiy. The
family received friends on Sat
urday at the funeral home.
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Katfay Ladd Baity
Mrs. Kaihy Liidd Bnity, 61,
of YadkinviUe. died Saturday.
May 4,2013 at her home.
She was bom Dec. 30. J95i
in Forsyth County to the late
Heman and Patty Jean 1 arirf
Mfs, Baity attended Hunisviile
Baptist Church and had retired
from K&W Cafeleria.
She is also preceded iij death
by a brother. Many Ladd and a
grandson. Andrew Clcary.
Surtiving; her hu.sband.
Douglas Baity of the home; 2
daughters. Michelle B. Bryant
and husband Adam of Mock.s-
ville and Rhonda B. Cieary and
husbimd Chad of YadkinvUle; a
.sister, Joni Whapham and hus
band Kenny of Winsion-SaJem;
and 5 grandchildren: Kacey
Clcary, Manhew Clcary. 'jyier
Bryant, Karleigh Biyani and
Luke Cieary,
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3;30 p.m. Monday,
May 6 at Haywonh-Miller
Kinderton Chapel by the Rev.
Dennis Shaw. Burial followed
in Westlawn Gardens of Memo
ry. The family received friends
Sunday at the funeral home.
Memorials: HiintsvijjE Bap-
list Playground Fund in Honor
of her grandchildren. 4901
Counney-HuntsviJJe Rd. Yadk
inviUe.27055.
Online condolences: lenne.
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"• Louie *Pee Wee' Bcal Jr.
Mr. Louie "Pee Wee" Beal
Jr.. 68, of County Home Road.
Mocksvillc.died Monday, May
6.2013. at his home.
He was bom Aug. 28, 1944.
in Davic County to the laic
Louie Ben) Sr. and Viola Ran
som BenJ. Mr. Beal was a mem
ber of Mocksville Wesleyan
Church. He was retired (tiDm
Ingersoll-Rand and a graduate
of Davie High School, class of
1964. One of the highlights of
his life was when he was in
ducted into the Davie County
Sports Hall of Fame. Mr. Beal
was a sports fiui and he loved
fishing, basebaU and softbalJ.
He was also preceded in
death by a sister, Edith Melton;
and 3 brothers, Alton Eugene
Beal. Edward Beal and Jerry
Beal.
Survivors: his wife, June
Jones Bcal of the home; a
daughter, Gelee Beck (Shawn);
a son. Brack Beal (fiancd Tra
de Seaford), all of Mocksville:
4 giandchildren, Makayia Beal,
Chloe Beal. Karrigan Beal and
Logan Wi)li;ims; 2 stepgrand-
children. Jade Hiboum and
Brittany Cottle; K-9 compan
ion, Zippy; numerous nieces
and nephews; and special
friends. Ed and Wantia Rosser,
and Stephanie Whiiaker.
A funeral service will be
conducted at 2 pjn., Thursday.
May 9 at Baton Funeral Chapel
with the Revs. Alton Beal and
Hoyd McVey officiating. Buri
al will follow in Dulin Unintd
Methodist Church Cemetery.
The family was to receive
friends from 6:30-8:30 pjn. on
Wednesday, May 8 at the fu
neral home.
Memorials: Mocksville Wes
leyan. PO Box 102!. Mocki!-
viUe.
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^LUIian Taylor Boric
I Lillian Lorain Tavlor Borio, 94 of Davi.. Cir—. ii Jicdo.,p,i, 3„,"■Bom in Macoupui County, 111. on April 9. 1919 she was the
homV^"'^i'"* Mary Poole Taylor. She was ahoroemaker and was of the Catholic faith.
her husband, Angelo Borioand a daughter. Carol .SchuennanSurvivors: a .son. Harold (WiUie) Borio of California; 6 grand-
man 7 CooJeemee and Brian Schuer-man, and 7 great-gmndchiidren.
■fhere will be no local services.Burial was in the Benld Cemetery in BenJd litOnline condolence..: ^^''v^^'J^viefimeralservice'.com.
•J Kay Freeman Carter
Kay Freeman Carter. 65. of
Grey Street, Mocksville, died
on Tuesday. April 30. 2013
at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice
Home.
Bom in Rowan County on
Jan. 27, 1948. she was the
tiaughter of the late Arthur
Edward Freeman and Betty
Jean KoontzFreeman. She had
worked at Fiber Industries and
attended Oak Grove United
Methodist Church.
She was also preceded indeath by a daughlei', Kimberly
Lynn Patterson, and a grand
daughter, Kandi Lynn Jone.s.
Survivors: a daughter, Kalhy
Ann (Anthony Craig) Smith of
Salisbury; a sister, Karen De-
nise Freeman of Mocksville;
an aimi. Faith Elizabeth Free
man of Cleveland. NC; and 3
grandchildren, Coleton Edward
Smith and Kylie Marie Smitli
of Salisbury and Kendra Nich-
ole Kimmer of Mocksville.
The family will ha\'e a gath
ering from 2-5 pjti. Saturday,
May i 1 at her home on Grey
Street.
Memorials: Davie Hospice/
Palliative Cai'e, 377 Hospital
'St.. Mocksville.
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•y FredOrreUEUisJr.
1 Mr. Fred Orrell ElJis Jr., 36.
I ofRiverdaJcRoad.MocksvdJe,
, titcdSimd«}'.Ma)'5.2013.
i He was bom JuJy 5, 1976.
1 in Dnvic County to Fred O. El
lis Sr. and Marie Cope Ellis.
He was a member of Bethany
Baptist Church and Mocksvaie
Masonic Lodge 134 AF&AM
Mr. Ellis was an auctioneer and
an officer of Ellis Auto Auc
tion.
Surs'ivors; his wife, Heather
Fisher Ellis of the home; and
his p.irems of Mocksville,
A funeral service was con-
diicied .112 p.m., Tuesday, May
7 at Eaton Funeral Chapel with
the Revs. Tim Wolf and Shelby
Harbour officiating. Burial fol
lowed in Liberty United Meth
odist Church Cemetery with
masonic graveside rites. ITie
family received friends from on
Monday. May 6, at the funeral
home.
Memorials: Oxford Ma.sonic
Children's Home, 600 College
St., O.xford, 27S65: or Shrme"rs
Hospitals for Children. PC .Box
31356, Tampa. PL 33631.
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J Pauline Nail Fleming
Pauline Nail Fleming, 94, of
Woodleaf.dled Sunday, May 5,
2013 at her home siUTOunded
by family and friends
Mrs. Fleming was bom in
Davie County on Sept. 3, 1918
to the late Floyd Alexander
Nail and Eva Elizabcih Allen
Nail. She grndu.ilcd from Cool-
cemee High School and was
a homemaker. Mrs. Heming
was an active member of Unity
Presbyieriiin Church as long as
her health permitted. She sang
in the choir and taught Sunday
school for ycais. She enjoyed
growing roses.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of 61
years. Junius S. Fleming. Sr.,
onOct.5,2000.
j Survivors: n d.iughter, Pa-
! tricia Ann Swicegood (Aldene)
of Wayncsboro, Va.; her sons,
Junius S. Fleming Jr. (Karen)
and David A. Fleming (Debbie)
of Woodleaf: 5 grandchildren,
Stephen Swicegood (Shannon),
Scott Swicegood (Renee),
Traci Fleming (Rick). Amanda
Hiiss (Greg) and Julie Re.ivjs
(Brad); 6 greai-grandchiidren,
Jake Swicegood, Mackenzie
Swicegood, Grncie Swicegood,
Maelin Huss, Scth Swdcegood
I and Emery Huss; and a sjwcial
i niece, Nancy Hylton (Billy).
The family wa.s to receive
friends from 6-8 p.m. Wednes
day at the Summcrsett Funeral
Home. Funeral services were to
be conducted at 2 p.m. Ttiurs-
day. May 9 at Unity IVesbyte-
rian Church vs'iih the Rev. Phil
Hagen ofliciating, with burial
following in the church cem
etery.
Memorials: l.'nity Prcsbyie-
Irian Capit.-d Campaign Fund,
IPG Box 28, Woodleaf, 27054:
n WHPE Christian Radio, 1714
Tower Ave. #1, High Point,
27260; or Rowan Hospice(
Palliative Care, 720 (trove St.,
Salisbno',28144,
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^ Wanda Bailey Filppin
Ms, Wanda Nell Bailey Rip-
pin, 63, of Buck Hill Road,
Mocksville, died Monday, May
6,2013, at her home.
She was bom June 17,1949,
in Davidson County to Bonson
Leon Bailey and the late Nel
lie Mae Danner Bailey. She
was a member of Fork Baptist
CThurch. She was a graduate
of Davie County High School.
Qass of 1967 and retired from
. U.S. Airways after 25 years.
Her passion was her children
and grandchildren
Survivors: her father of
Mocksville; a son, Kevin Gil
bert of Mocksville: a daughter,
' Lauren Flippin of the home; 4
grandchildren, Gracen, Gary
and Shayna Gilbert and Lane
Foster; and a brother. Hm Bai
ley (Debbie) of Advance,
A funeral service was to be
conducted at 2 pun., Thursday,
May 9 at Fork Baptist Church
with Chaplain Randy Hillman
officiating. The body was to be
placed in the church 30 min
utes prior to the service. Burial
was to follow in the church
cemetery. The family was to
receive friends from 7-9 pjn.
on Wednesday, May 8 at Eaton
Funeral Home.
Memorials: Fork Baptist
Cemetery Fund. 3140 US 64 E.
Mocksville.
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J Katie Campbell Gibson
Mrs. Katie Campbell Gib
son. 78. of Advance died Mon
day, May 6, 2013 at Somenet
Court of Mocksville.
She was bom Sept. 16. J934
in Layland. W.Va. to Jessie Er-
vin and Alma Fos Martin. Mrs.
Gibson retired from Hanes
Narrow Fabrics and was a
mejiiber of New Visions Bap
tist Church, formerly Victory
Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death
by her husband. Everette Wyatt
Campbell; a grandson. Chris
Harp; and a brother Keitneih
Martin.
Surviving: a son. Charle-s
Campbell and wife Ardis of
Canton; 3 daughters, Cindy
Johnson and husband Vic of
Advance, Cathy Gill and hus
band Carl Ray of Clemmons
and Melinda Angel) and hus
band Chris of Advance; 8
grandchildren; 8 great-grand
children; and 3 sisters. Marjo-
rie Ness, Audrey Hatficid .ind
Piitricia Vandall,
A funeral service will be
held at 11 a.m. Friday. May 10
at Haywonh-Miller Kinderton
Chapel with Dr. Mike Duffield
officiating. Burial will follow
in New Vision Baptist Church
cemetery. The family will re
ceive friends one hour prior to
the service.
Memorials: Hospice/Pallia
tive CareCenter of Davie, 377
Hospital St., Suite 103, Mocks
ville.
Online condolences; lovw.
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n/Jerry Lee Lowtharpe
Jerry Lee "Bub" Lowthar
pe, 73, of Slalesville died on
Wednesday, May 1, 2013. at
Forsyth Medical Center follow
ing a brief illness.
He was bom May 27. 1939,
in Statcsville and was a son
of the late Thomas Roy and
Emma Hake ).x>wiliiirpe. He
was a retired carjiciiter, main
tenance worker with Oulriggcr
Harbor in Lake Norman and
dairy farmer. He enjoyed farm
ing. fishing, ant! going camping
with the grandchildren. He was
a member of New Hope Baptist
Chunfii and attended Society
. Baptist Church.
He was also preceded in
; death by 2 sisters, Katie Over-
cash and Dean Rash; an infant
brother. Jimmie A. Lowtharpe;
and a broliier-in-law. Carl P.
Gartner
Survivors: bis wife, Betty
Seamen Lo\vthari>e, whom he
married on Jan. 1,1969; 3 chil
dren, Louie (Loni) Lowtharpe.
, Loietia lowtharpe Bowers,
i and Lamey (Judy) Utwtharpe;
6 grandchildren. Lauren. Lind-
sey and Landoii Lowtharpe.
: Meredith-Ann, Clint and Grac-
ey Lowtharpe; a sister. Ann L.
Gartner, all of Siatesville; and
several nieces and ncpiicws.
Funeral services celebrating
his life was hiid .it .3 p.m. Sim-
day, May 5 iil Society Baptist
Church with the Rev, David
Childers offielaihig. The body
lie in state 30 minutes prior to
the service and burial followed
in the church cemetery. Kelly
Overcash. Clint Sweatmau, Ja
cob Miles, T^ler Woolen. Brian
Welbom, and .lohnny Holton
will ser\'c as piillbcarers. The
family received friends Friday,
May 3 at Bunch-Jolinson Fu
neral Home,
Online condolences: m-h-m'.
bunchjohnsonfuneraihome.
com.
Memorials; Society Baptist
Cemetery Fund, c/o Dianne
Smith, no Feather Road, Har
mony, 28634,
In addition to her parents.
Jettie is survived by: her pater
nal grandfather. James PatlonSr
cyjeltie Dawn Fatten
Jettie Dawn Patton, 28, of
Lois Lane. Mocksville, died on
Saturday, May 4. 2013, at her
home.
Bom in Davidson County
on Oct. 5, 1984. she was the
daughter of Jerry Patton and
Janice McCrary Patlon of
Mocksville. She was a member
of Liberty United Metltodisi
Chiu'ch. She loved her family,
friends, and alter animals. Her
smile could light up a room.
In her shon life, she touched
many people. She was a breath
of fiesh ak. No matter how
many doctor appointments and
how much pain she was in, she
could always crack a joke just
to make you laugh, Jettie cher
ished her mom; they had a bond
s. like no other. Jettie loved her
r- father. The relationship they
)n had was unique. They could
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sS caroikim 2 sisters, joke around about anythmg and
Jessica Patton (Brian) Justice she could always make him
of MocksvUle and Julie (fiancd laugh. She has two younger sis-Kelly) Patton of Advance, tets whom she taught so much.
She was preceded in deallt From grade school, they were
by her paternal grancbnoihcr. known as "the Patton girls.
Mary Patton and her maternal
grandparents. Foster and Au
drey McCrary.
A celebration of life service
will be held on Saturday. May
11 at 2 p.m. at Libeny United
Methodist Church with the Rev,
Brad Cunningham. Hospice
Chaplain Brenda McCalop, and
the Rev. Shelby Harbour offici
ating. The family will receive
friends after the service.
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J Michael Andrew Pcarcy
Michael Andrew Pearcy. 43.
of Rolling Hills Lane, Mocks-
ville, died on Wednesday, May
1.2013 at his home.
He was bom in Bluefield,
W.Va. on Feb. 1.1970.
Survivors: his father, Jerry
L. Pearcy Sr. of Bluefield: his
mother, Jula Gay (Bob) Jen
nings of Lcsington: his wife.
Cathy Pearcy; a sister. Lena
(Roger) Reinsvold of Mocks-
ville; 3 brothers, Jerry (Qithy)
Pearcy Jr., Samuel Pearcy and
Jon (Wendy) Pearcy. all of
MocksvHle; and many nieces,
nephews and grand nieces and
nephews.
He bad many hobbies, loved
nature, and would hunt. fish,
and catch snakes with his bare
hands. He had a vast coUec-
lion of knives and swords and
could show how to use each Jle
played the guitar .and loved to
share a tune. Watching wres
tling and playing video games
was a favorite past time. He
was willing to help anyone
who needed it, and never asked
for anything ui return. He was
a giving person who loved to
spend time with fatnily and was
a good friend.
A celebration of his life was
held on Sunday. May 5, at 2:30
p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with the Rev. Tim
othy Wolf officiating- Burial
followed in the Believers Son-
sliip Tabernacle Cemetery. The
family received friends on Sat
urday. May 4 at Davie Funeral
Service.
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' Cecil Sanford 'Red' Sain
Mr. Cecil Sanftiril "Red"
Sain. X7. of Mouksville. died
Friday, May 3.2(113.
He was born Jan. 18, 1926,
in Davie County to the lute
Dewey Sanford and Margaret
Elizabeth Bowic.s Sain. He was
of the Baptist faith. He served
in the U.S. Navy on the Catoc-
tin N.avel Communication Ship
during World War II. He was
aboard the Caioctin for the in
vasion of France and served on
the Flag Ship when Normandy
was invaded. He retired from
Drexel Heritage Furniture. He
loved to fish. hunt, and was a
Braves baseball fan.
He was also preceded in
deaili by his wife of 62 years,
Maijorie Elizabeth Winters
Sain; and a brother. Leonard
Sain.
Survivors: 2 sisters, Mary
Sparks and Ora Mae Miller,
both of Mocksville; a brother-
in-law. Bill and Frances Winters
of Madison, Ala.; 2 sons, San
ford and Ciwcn Sain and Wen-
deU and Tina .Sain: 2 daughters.
Diane and David Croits, all
of Mocks\'ille. and Lynn and
Gary Vogter of Cooleemee; 9
grandchildren. Stacy. Joel .and
Cindy Sain, the Rev. Dtirren
Croits. Brian Crotts and Me
lissa Crotts, Allan Crotts, Julie
Carter, and Eli7.abeth Snow; 18
great-grandchildren. Teighlor
and Seth Sain. A^'eree Evcrton,
Emilee Bustle. Noah Sain, Bri-
anna and Bailey Brewer, Lynd-
say. Payton. Nathan, Justin and
Lexi Crotts, Eiloree.Riley.and
Piper Crotts. Braeden and Dea
con Carter, and Katie Pitts.
A ftmeral service was con
ducted at 4 |>.m.. Sunday. May
5 at Eaton Funeral Qiapel with
the Rev. Darren Crotts officiat
ing. Burial followed in Con
cord United Methodist Church
Cemetery with military grave
side rites. The family received
fiiends Sunday at the funeral
home.
MemotiaJs: Gideon's Inter
national, StalesviJie Camp, 423
Saint Andrews Rd. Statesville,
28625
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Lloyd Amos Smith
Lloyd AmcB Smith, 68, of
Wlnston-Salem, died early Fri
day morning, April 26, 2013
at Hospice Home in Winsion-
Salem after a long bout with
cancer.
He was retired from Har
ris Teeter where he worked
for more than 20 years in loss
prevention. After reliring, he
spent his days preaching tlic
Word of Jehovah God with the
Kingdom-Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses, who, along with his •
family, supported him in his
time of need. He was a sports
fan of teams like the UNC Tar
heels. New York Yaiikees and
Atlanta Staves. He traveled
the US. and had a passion for
growing flowers, plants and
vegetables and was often told
that he could make anything
grow.
Surviving: his wife of 43
years, Boiuiie Smith; siblings.
Bill Smith, Sandra Sours and
Vickie Barnes, all of Warner
Robins, Ga^. Gleitda Lawrence
of Mocksville. and Lona Gile-
spie of High ft>int; his chil
dren, Selena, Lorie, Amos,
Jacob, Kelly: graiidchiiilivn.
Paris (Ashley). Lindsay, Phil
lip, Stephen, Sarah, Mary, Abi
gail, Calh«ine and Anna; and
3 dogs, Blackie, Brownie and
Hazy.
Lena Potts WaU
Mrs. Lena Potts Wall. 92. of
Advance, died Thursday, May
2,2013, with her family at her
bedside.
She was bom one of nine
children on Sept. 27. 1920.
to the late Luke and Mattie
O'Telia Potts. She was mar
ried to the late Clarence Wil
liam Wall on June 8, 1940.
She was a faithful mcuilxr
of Comalzer Baptist Church,
Mocksville since her childhood
and joined the church in 1931.
She taught the "Beginners"
children Sunday school class
' for 26 years and always had a
' special love for the little ones.
She was a graduate of tlie Class
of 1937 of Shady Grove High
School. She was a ba.skctball
player for Shady Grove and at
tended many of her high school
reunions. She was employed by
Wanes Knitwear for 36 yeans
and then worked for the Blu-
mctithal Jewish Home in Clem-
mons for 23 years. She was an
inspiration and loved her l.ofd.
She was also preceded in
I dcathbyherhusband.whodied
I onFeb. 2,1969:4 older sisters.
Leona Bowens, Pearl Frye, Evii
n PottsandMaeCarlerLaivdjand
; 3 older brothers, Harvey Poti.s,
Ray Potts and Worth Potts.
Survivors: a brother. Homer
Poit-s of Mocksville; a number
of nieces and nephews: and
a special niece and husband.
Pam and Derek Harpc and
their sons, Brandon and Brcni
Harpe, all of Advance.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 3 p.m., Sunday. May
5 at Comatzer Baptist Clturch
with the Rev. Jeff Beverly offi
ciating. The body was placed in
the church one hour prior to the
service. Burial followed in the
church cemetery. The family
received friends from Saturdiiy.
May 4. at Comatzer Baptist.
Memorials: Victory Junc
tion Camp. 4500 Adam's Way.
Randleman, 27317.
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■J Grady Wilson Allen
Orady Wilson Allen, 66,
of Mocksville died Thursday.
May 9.2013.
He was bom Aug. 10, 1946
in Davie County to the late Leo
Gray Allen and Edna Howard
Allen. I
SuA'iviag; his wife, Patricia '
"Pat" Kiger Allen; daughters,
Lori (Frank) Nifong, Shelly
(Todd) Corvin; grandchildren,
Spencer Nifong, Grayson Ni
fong, Matthew Busbee; broth
ers. Billy Allen, John (Doris)
Allen, Ronnie (iCaihy) Allen.
His funeral service was held
al 2 p.m. Monday. May 13 at
Gentry Family Chapel In Yad-kinvtUc by the Rev. David
Sietler. Burial foUowed at Wes
ley Chapci United Method
ist Church in Mocksville with
military honors by the Memo-,
rial Honor Guard. The family
received friends Sunday, Mav
12, at Gentry Family Funeral
Service in YadkinvUle. '
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James Edward Bowen
Mr. James Edward Bowen.77, of Advance, died Wednesday. May 8. 2013. at Kate B.Reynolds Hospice Home in
Winston-Solem.
Mr. Bowen was bom April 3.1936'. in Forsyth County to the
late Jake and Ora Bell Whitlock
Bowen. He was owner/operator
of a Mobil gas station in Win-
ston-Salem.
He was also preceded indeath by his wife, Cordie Mae
Bowen.Survivors: a son, Daryl Bow
en.A memorial service will be
held at a later date
Online condolence: www.efl-ionfuneTahervice.com.
' John Vernon Coe
Mr. John Vcnion Coc. 66. of
Mocksville, died Monday. May
13,2013.
He was lx>rn June 12. 1946.
in Suny County to the late Lora
Venion and Charlie Coe. Mr.
Coc was It veteran of the U.S.
Array having served during the
Vietnam War. He was retired
from V.A. Medical Center in
Salisbury.
Survivors: his wife, Nan
cy Ftyc Coc of the home; a
brother, Benjamin "Ben" Coe
(Shirley) of Great Falls. Mont.;
caregivcr, Ashley Carpenter of
Advance; and special friend.
Katie Hackett of Tampa. Fla.
A funeral service was to be
conducted at 11 a.m..Thursday,
May 16 at Eiiloii Funeral Cha
pel with the Rev. Jerry Webb,
officiating. Burial was to fol
low in Salisbury National Cem
etery with military honors. The
family was to receive friends at
the funeral home one hour be
fore the service. ■
Memorials: Hospice/Paltia;
live CarcCcnter. 377 Hospital
St.,Stc 103, Mocksville.
Online condolences; wwyi .
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■ N^arjorip Pauline ComerMrs. Marjorie Pauline How-- ard Comer, 97. formerly of• the Smith Grove community,- died Friday, May 10, 20)3 at>. Spriagwood Care Center in
■ Winston-Salem.She was born on Jniy 3.- 1915 in Davie County to theI' late Charlie Joseph and Rachel
'( Kimbrougb Sanders Howard■ Shewastheoldestlivingmcm-i Mr of Smith Grove United' Methodist Church, where shewas had been involved in thequilling ministry, Mrs. Comerwas a member of the Vl^ Ladies Auxiliary in Davie Countyfrom 1973-2(X)6 and iiad served
as president for JO years. Sheenjoyed gardening and flowers
and loved the oufdomv!
She was also preceded in
death by her husband. James
C. Comer; a sister, Mamie Nail
and an infant brother.
Survivors: 2 daughters, Lynn
ShinaiiJi of Mocksville and
Caml White of Winston-Salcm;3 grandchildren. Jeff Young
(Dcni.se), Doug Comer (DianeHarding) and Stephanie Bowman (Marty Smith); 3 great
grandchildren. J.D. Young.Ashton GrubJjs and CaitlinGrubbs; a great-greatgrand
child on the way: a sister. Laura
Smith of Mocksville; and several nieces and nephews,
t A funeral service was conducted at 2 pm... Monday, May13 at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Chris Henson
officiating. Burial followed in
Smith Grove United .MethodistChurch Cemetery. The familyirceived friends one hour pri
or to the service at the funeral
home.
•Memorials: Smith GroveU.MC. 3492 US 158. Mocks
ville; or American Cancer Soci
ety. 4A Oak Branch Dr. Greens
boro. 27407.
Online condolences: mhh'.
euiun/unerahervicerom.
DAV It COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Tbnrsday. May 16,2013 -
Davie County Public libfaryMocksville, NC
Rick Conrad
Mr. Richanl Lcc "Rick' Con
rad. 6!.c>fBlowin6 Rockpdied
Thursday, May 9,2013.
He was bom Scpl. 5. !950
in Forsyth County, a son of ihe
late Richard Brown Conrad
and Susan Wagner Conrad. He
was the night auditor for Chet-
ola Resort in Blowing Rock.
He was a resident of Blowing
Rock for 20 years and loved the
Survivors; Ids daughier. Su
san Beard and husband Bryan
of Hickory; a brother, Tony
Conrad of KcmerBville; « sis
ter. Melinda Bcauchamp and
husband Chris of Davie Coun
ty; 2 nephews. Alec and Con
rad Beauchanip. both of Davie
County; and a niece, Amanda
Conrad of Minneapolis, Minn.
Funeral services for Mr.
Conrad iVill be conducted Fri
day, May 17 at 2r30 p.m. at
Cheiola Resort in Blowing
Rock. Officiating will be Dr.
Richard C^ippr; Burial will fol-
iow in Woodlawn Cemetery in
Blowing Rock.
Memorials: Blowing Rock
An and History Museum,
PC Box 828. Blowing Rock.
28605.
Online condolences; www.
hampionfiin<rralnr.<.vm.
•/jack Iwce Daniels ^
Mr. Jack Lee Daniels. 82. of 'Winslon-Salein. died Monday. ^
Ma) 13,2013. j,
After being diagnosed with ^
' Alzheimer's in May 2010. ^
he lived at home until he re- n
quired professional care. His ^ ^
wife moved to Wilmington to , ^
live with their son; be was then :
moved to an Alzheimer's-'As- n
n sisted living facility in Wilm
ington. He was bom in For
syth County to the late Lester
G. Daniels and Agnes McGec
Daniels. After graduating
from Gray High School, he at
tended the University of North
Carolina. As a member of his
father's band, "The Lcs Dan
iels Orchestra." he played the
saxophone and trumpet during
the late 1940s and unli! 1952
when he was drafted into the U.
S. Army, A veteran of the Ko
rean War. he served two years
in Germany as a military po
lice and won liic expert marks
manship medal for the pistol
a! Wurzburg Military Post. He
retired from Modem Chevrolet
Co. in 1990 after 28 years. He
j was an active member of Ard-I more United Methodist ChurchI and served as usher for 15
' years. A golfer, his interest in
' the game began at age 12 when
he served as caddy at Reyn
olds Park Golf Club. He was
n a member of the Hillcrcsl Golf
' Club for more than 40 years
and won awards including tro
phies for club champion and 14
holcs-in-one.
' Surviving; his wife, Bobbie
5 Angell Daniels; son. Douglas
'• Daniels and wife Wendy El
liott Daniels of Wilmington; a
" grandson. Christopher Colin
Daniels: and h granddaughter.
'' Deanna Daniels Murray and
husband, Atidrew Oamelie
'■ Murray.
p
F
A funeral ..uce was io Nichok Mcllltyre
condiKlca ;»1 J p.tii., I liursdav s .^ Reba NicboL^ Mclnlyre. 87.May 16 at haloii I-iinetal Chal^j Woodlcaf. died Mouclay.el. A private burial was to 6.2013, at Novant Healthui Joppa Cemetery. The fam Medical Center, Salis-ily was to receive fnends a ^the funeral home iollowing th bo^n Nov. 4. 1925.
' in Davie County, the daughterMemonals: Joi.pa Cometer A.M. "Del" Nichols
und, 360 N.. Main St., Mocks
villc.
Online condolences: hvvh
calonfiineriiltfn'U e.rom.
and Maude Phelps Nichols. She
was the last of eight siblings.She graduated from Cooleemee
High School in 1943. She was
a bomemnker and life-member
of Woodleaf Methodist Church.
She was also preceded in
death on Nov. 26.2000, by hus
band Jim Mclntyrc. who she
married March 21, 1943: and
grandson Clay Steelc.
Survivors; daughters. Cath
erine Tiny" (.Jimmy) Steele.
Woodlcaf and Ann Mclntyre.
Salisbury; son. Robert Mclntyre (Jean). Woodleaf; grand
children,. Lynn Steele Kcams
(TYacy Drew). Gold Hill, Pam
Steele Woodward (Benjy).
Woodleaf. Wendy MclnivTe
Harward (Ijut)) of Liberty,
Trad Mclntyre Maginnis.
Mocksville and Brad Kennedy
(Linda), Woodlcaf; 2 nieces
she loved as daughters, Jean
Wilson (Sherman) and Melissa
Miller (Tod); and a large extended family and friends.
Visitation was Friday, May
10 at Woodleaf United Method
ist Church. Her funeral servicewas at 2 pjn. Friday. May 10
at Woodleaf United Method
ist Church with the Rev. Mike
Duncan officiating.Memorials; Woodleaf UMC,
9000 Church St., Woodleaf,
27054; or WoodleaJ' Fire Dept.,9025 Cool Spring Road. Wood-
leaf. 27054.
Online condolences; viww.lyerlvfunfraUtonu'.com-
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thnrsdaj . May 16.2013 -
Davie County Public LiteatyMocksville, NC
'Delia T.Junes
Delia T. Jones, 79, of Mocks-
villa, died May 14. 2013 at her
residence
C'ontact Graham Funeral
Home. 751 - H 00 . uw.GraAo-
niFimeralHomeJiirr.
/ Joyce Ann McCullohJoyce Ann McCulloh. 73, of
Edgewood Circle, MocksvQIe.
died on Thursday, May 9.2013.
at Autumn Care of Mocksville.
Bom in Rowan County
on Aug. 2). 1939. she was
the daughter of the laie Wil
lie Brooks and Geneva Dunn
Brooks. She was married to
CatI Delano "Ted" McCulloh
for 53 years. He preceded her
in death on March If. 2013.
She had been employed in the
furniture industry and was a
raembcrofCooleemee Presby
terian Church.
Survivors; nieces ajul neph
ews. Sieve Spry of Mocksville,
Barry (Gail) Spry of Salisbury,
Frankic Cfanuny) McCulloh of
Mocksville.Timothy (Melaiiie)
MeCulhKh of Faith, and Teresa
Couch of Mocksville; great-
nieces and Ticphews. Kristen
(Matl), Jonathan. Tonya. Jona
than (Lauren). Josh (AprilJ.and
J.W.; grcat-great-nieces and
nephews. Daphne. Oliver, and
Easton.
A celebration of life service
wa.s held Saturday, May 1! at 1
pjn. at Ihe Dnvie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with the Rev, John
Groff ofllcialing. Burial fol
lowed in Gay's Chapel iJMC
Cemetery in Woodleaf. The
family received friends on Sat
urday. May 11 at Davie Funeral
Service.
Memorials: Cooleemee Pres
byterian. PO Box 27. Coolee
mee.
Online condolences: www.
daviefuneralservice.com.
J Angle Browder Slabach
Angle Browder Slabach, 46.
of Advance, died surrounded
by family on May 8, 2013 fol
lowing a three-year battle with
breast cancer.
She was bom June 18.1966
to Benjamin T. and Ann Orrell
Browder. She grew up in Da-
vie County and spent her life
there with the exception of col
lege years. She graduated from
Davie County High School
in 1984 and was a highly-fol
lowed athlete who excelled in
all sports, especially basketball.
It wa.s easy to see her love for
the game from a young ape as
she played in the gym at Shady
Grove or wherever there hap
pened to be a goal. If there was
a pick-up game, she was there.
She was twice voted Central
Piedmont Conference Bas
ketball Player of the Year and
followed a successful career at
Davie to High Point University.
Following graduation in 1988,
she returned to her high school
alma mater as a math teacher
and head coach of the girls bas
ketball team. Success followed
her throughout her leaching
and coaching years with many
wins on the ba.sketball court
and in the classroom. She was
a member of the inaugural
class inducted into the Davie
County Sports HaU ol Fame in
2()04. She married the love of
her life and best friend, Gary
Slabach in 1992 and began the
union that would ptx)duce four
children, affectionately known
to her as "her babies." As her
family grew, she retired early
from teaching and diiected her
attention to raising her fam
ily which she did with the bal
ance of a strict hand of guid
ance and the deep love she felt
for each. She was a founding
member of HillsdaJe United
Methodist Church where she
filled many rolls, most effec
tively es a teacher and Bible
study leader. Her unfailing
love for Jesus and encourage
ment to others to that end will
be one of her many legacies.
She never met a stranger and
touched many lives in positive
ways. She could regularly be
found at school functions, ball
field.s and courts of all Idnds as
she cheered on her children or
others she knew. She enjoyed
sitting on her front porch, tend
ing her garden, sitting by a fire,
walking on the railroad tracks,
meeting friends at the store and
spending time at Ocean Isle
Beach.
She was preceded in death
by grandparents Tom and Jes
sie Browder and Walter Orrell.
In addition to her parents and
husband, she is survived by;
her four babies, Lake, Allie,
Heath and Emma; grandmother
Lucille Orrell; sister LuAnn
Parker (Greg); brother. Tommy
Browder (Deana); mother and
father-in-law, Dean and Martha
Slabach; brother and sister-in-
law, Greg and Shelley Carlton;
and several nieces and neph
ews.
TTie family, received friends
on Friday. May 10 at Hilladale
United Methodist Church. A
memorial service led by the
Rev. Jerty Webb was held at the
church on Saturday, May 11 a!
2 pjn. A private burial service
for family followed.
Memorials: Davie Coflunu-
1 nity FoimdatloD, PO Box 546,
'.for the Angie Slabach Memo-
[rial Scholarship which will pro-
Ivide financial aid to deserving
istudeiiis from Davie County.
Online condolences;
luiywi'rih-millcr.com.
He was also preceded in
i(!ealh by his cldcsi daughter,
Lynn Ji)linson and gmiddaugh-
ler Alcxfl.
llie Mass of Christian Buri-
il WHS celebraied on Wednes-
iay. May 22 at lU .a.m. at St.
Francis of Assisi CatJiolic
Church witli the Re-v. Father
John Starczevvski officiating.
Burial followed in Rose Cem
etery in Mocksville.TTie family
rccciaed friends on Tuesday,
May 21 at Davie Funeral Ser
vice in Mocksville. with a Ro-
sar)' Senicc at 7:30 p.tn.
Michael Francis Coffey
Michael Francis Coffey. 66,
of North Forke Drive, Advance,
died on Friday, May 17,2013.
Boni on Sept. 16, 1946, in
Albany, N.Y.. he is the son of
the late Tlumtas and Nina Cof
fey. He w.as retired from the
New York State Comptroller's
office. He was a member of
the Franciscai) 'J'hird order for
36 y ears and a juember of the
Militia ImmacoJate. He served
IIS treasurer and book distribu
tor for the Academy of the Im
maculate iind was a member of
Si- Francis of Assisi Catholic
Church in Mocksville. He was
a man of faith and shared his
faith with many. He had a love
for opera that touched many
lives.
Survivors; his wife of 45
yetirs. Ruth Peters Coffey;
and 8 children, Christine of
Gamer, Brian of Mocksville,
Michael of Harrford, Conn.,
Marie (Timothy) Hippert of
Winston-Salem, Nina (Bryon)
Fingar of Clayton, Joseph of
New York City, and John and
.lames of Winslon-Salera; 5
grandchildien, Jacob, Jessica,
Jennifer, and Joseph Johnson of
Advance, and Lillian Hngar of
Clayton: 2 sisters and 4 broth-
•' VwA4f-
^ Robert Milton Daniel
Mr. Robert Milton Daniel,
82, of Park Aventie, Mocks
ville. died Thursday, May 16,
2013, at Forsyih Motliail Cen
ter in Winston-Salem.
He was bom May 20. 1930,
in Davie County, to the late
Henry Milton and Jennie Eliza
beth Coble Daniel. Mi. Danid
was a member iil First United
Methodist Churcii in Mocks
ville. He was a veteran of the
U.S. Anny having served dur
ing the Korean Conflict. A man
of many pursuits and of tireless
energy, he built in excess of 20
homes in and around Mocks
ville as a side business. He
enjoyed ferming; plowing hl.s
fields with horse, mule and trac
tor. Many of the picnic shelters
in Rich Paik and the dugoms
a! CoUette Field were some of
his projeet.s while working full
time for Duke Eneigy at The
Buck Steam Station in Spencer
from which he relired after 36
years. After rciiremciil lie could
be found selling antiques and
omainentaJ concrete fnim his
shop in Mocksville. as wej! as
buying, renovating and selling
old homes and horse trading
with buddies.
Survivors: his wife, Vclma
E. Tucker Daniel of the home;
4 sons. Mark Daniel (Tamil
of Mocksville, Greg Daniel of
Pinnacle. Tim Daniel (Reacie)
of Greensboro and Andrew
Daniel of Los Angeles, Calif.;
4 grandchildren. Robert and
,• Stephen Daniel of Mocksville,
and Stella and Mia Daniel of
Greensboro; a niece, Teresa
Lowry (Bill) of Clemmons;
a great-niece, Paige Carter
n of Charlotte: a great-nephew.
Chris SJer (Meredith): and a
great-great-niecc, Casey Eller.
all of Salisbury.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 p.m., Tuesday, May
21 at First United Methodist
Church Family Life Center
with the Revs. Joe Collins,
DMin. and Shane Nixon of
ficiating. The family received
friends following the service.
Burial followed in Rose Cem
etery.
Memorials: American Red
Cross NWNC Chapter. 69(1
Coliseum Drive. Winston-Sa
lem, 27106.
Online condolences; ivinv.
cawnfuneralservice.cow.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, 'J hursday, May 23,2013
Oavie County Public Library
Mocksville, NC
Rebecca R. Dougherty
Rebecca Reoce Dougherty,
fonnerly of Davie Coimly, died
on May 12, 2013 after a long
illness.
Bom in WiUce.s County on
Sept. 14,1960, she is preceded
in death by her parents, Wil
liam Church and Grace Church,
both of Wilkes County.
Survivors; son, William
Morrison of Davie County;
daughter. Chiyslnl Dough
erty of Milford, N.Y.; sisters,
Catherine Brookshiie of Foun
tain Inn. S.C., Wanda Stiver
of Tayiorsville and Brenda
(John) Binder of Huntington
Beach, Calif.; brothers, David
(Paulette) Chiuch of Connelly
Springs and Danny Church
of Arkansas; lifelong friend
and second mother. Melodee
"Mama Mel" Hodge of Davie
County.
A celebration of life service
will be held at a later date.
Memorials; in her name to
The Brian Center of Sialesville,
.•\itn; Arts & Crafts, 520 Valley
.St.. StatesviUe. 28677.
7 Linda Sue Fromai
Mrs. Linda Sue Kapfer
Fromai, 53, of Advance died
Thursday, May 16, 2013 at her
home.
She was bom in LowviUe,
N.Y. on Sept.12,1959 to Rich
ard and Lucy Mealus Kapfer.
Mrs. Fromai worked at Pin-
ebrook Elementary School as a
kiodeiganen teacher's assistant
for 17 years. .She jjlayed the
handbells at Bethlehem United
Methodist Church and enjoyed
volunteering. She loved to gar-
dei3 and cook. Her specialties
were homemade apple pie and
tomato sauce from home-grown
tomatoc.s, She adored family
and friends and had a passion
for teaching. Her favorite place
to relax ajjd unwind during the
summer was n1 "camp" in Stuid
Pond, N.Y.
Survivors: her high scliool
sweetheart and husband of 33
years, Don Fromai; a son Brian
Fromai {27J. an engineering
graduate of N.C. State Univer-
sitj'; a daughter, Kristen Fromai
(25), a physician's assistant
graduate of Duke University;
her parents of Glenfield, N.Y,;
a twin brother, Lynn Kapfer
luid wife Laurie of Rotterdam,
N.Y.; a sister, Judy Ripp and
husband Mike of Lyons Falls,
N.Y.; a brother. Dennis Kapfer
and wife Lynne of Norwich,
Conn.; a niece Katie Larmouth
and husband Ryan of Boston,
Mass.; and a nephew, Kevin
Kapfer of Norwich.
A memorial .service was held
at II ajn. Monday, May 20 at
Hayworth-Miller Silas Creek
Chapel with the Rev, Dairen
Croils officiating.
Memorials: in memory of
Linda Fromai to tlie Ovarian
CancerResearcbFund, 14Penn
Plaza Suite 1710, New York.
NY 10122 or online at hup:ll
^^-Kw.acrJ.org!donaiemw: or
Davie Hospice, 377 Hospital
St., Suite 103, MocksviUe.
Online condolences: h'ivm'.
haywoTth-miUeTMm\.
Memorials: Bethel UMC,
c/o Karin Ren, 1216 Davie
Academy Road, Mock.sville;
Abe Howard Fund, c/o Davie
Community Foundation, PO
Box 546, Mocksviile: or Hos
pice/Palliative CareCenter, 377
Hospital St., Mocksviile.
Online condolences: ivwiv.
eaionfuneralservice.com.
DAVIE COUNTY ENiNTERPRISE RECORD,Thoreday, May 23,2013
^ Alva IHitterow Howard
Mrs. Alva Tlitterow Howard,
96, of Milling Road, Mocks
viile. died Montlay, May 20.
2013, at Autumn Care of
Mocksviile,
She was bom June 24,1916,
in Guilford County to the late
John Nelson and Carrie Smith
Tutterow. Mrs. Howard was
a member of Bethel United
, Methodist Church for more
Ilian 70 years and sang in the
choir. She loved her family.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, Abe Nail
Howard Sr.; a son, Abe NaiJ
Howard Jr.; 5 sisters; and 4
brothers.
Survivors: 3 daughters, Sue
Cave (Randall) of Mocksviile,
Faye Cmlip (Mike) of Creigs-
ville, W.Va. and PJ. Howard
(Chris Culiifer) of Denver;
2 sons, William "Bill" How
ard (Maiy) of Mocksviile and
James "Jim" Howard (Shelby)
of Yadkinville; a daughter-in-
law, Julia C. Howard ofMocks
viile; 11 grandchildnrn; 18
great-grandchildren; 2 sisters,
Eva T. Deadmon of Mocksviile
and Doris T. Berrier of Goose
Creek, S.C.; and numerous
nieces and nephews.
A graveside service was to be
conduaed at 2 pm., Wednes
day. May 22 at Bethel United
Methodist Church Cemetery
with llic Rev. Tony Owens of-
ficiatinc.
Mocksv*. NC
J Delia Mae IViinlar Jones
Delia MaeTYimiar Jones, 79.
of Mocksville.diedon May )4,
2013 at her residence.
She was bom April 30,1934,
in Homer, Ga. to the late Maude
Trimiar and Odeil Faulkner. A
1953 graduate of Da\ie County
Training School, Mrs. Jones
retired from Burlingioii Indu.s-
tries and had numerous jobs
throughout her life. She wa.s a
dedicated, lifelong member of
Erwin Temple CME Church,
where she sersed on the Stew
ardess Board, Missionary
Board, Pastor's Aide. Flower
Comminee, and Usher Board.
She was known for her elo
quent speaking. Mrs. Jones will
be remembered for her driving
back and forth to Coolecmee.
KFC, and her green thumb to
grow enormous elephant ears,
and her gorgeous sunflowers.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of 54
years. Deacon Eugene Jones
Ir., a sister, Claudine Trimiar,
and a special cousin, George
Trimiar.
Sun'ivon; sons. .Siuiford
(Donna) Jones of Advance,"
and Eugene (Sheena) Jones
of Salisbury; 4 daughters,
Marilyn (John) Gaither of
Siatesville, Cheryl Melton of
Mocksviile. Sylvia Brown and
Linda (Gerry) Sifford both of
Salisbury: 20 grandchildren;
23 great-grandchildren; a host
of cousins, in-laws, nieces, and
nephews; 3 adopted daugh-
; ters, Kathy Brown of Atlanta,
Ga., Mimiie Ruth IJames-Scott
of Winston-Salem and Teresa
Johnson of Mocksviile.
FuneraJ service was held
on Monday. May 20 at 2 p.m.
at Erwin Temple CME Church
in Woodleaf. TTie Rev, Calvin
Smith offlciated .-uiii burial
followed in Boxwood Baptist
Church Cemetery in Mocks
viile. The family received
friends at Erwin Temple 30
minutes before the service.
Online condolences; wunv.
GrahantFuneralHomcjiei.
Daniel Richard Kooistra
Daniel Richard Kooistra.
84. of Allen Road, Mocksviile,
died on Friday, May !7,20i3at
his home.
Bom in Passaic, NJ. on
Oct. 26, 1928, he was the son
of the late Peter and Jenny
Amana Kooistra. He was a re
tired builder and was a member
of Bear Creek Baptist Church
where he was a member of the
choir. He also sang at the Se
nior Servicc.s Center. He served
as a seigeant in the 8ih Army
during World War U, serving
from 1946-1948.
He was also preceded in
death by bis wife, Anita Ruth
Kooistra, and a grandson, Josh
ua Kooistra.
Survivors: a son, Daniel Ste
ven Kooistra of Mocksviile; a
daughter. Donna Susan (John)
Blunt of Milton, Fla.; a brother,
Richard John (Connie) Koois
tra of Florida; 2 grandchildren,
Jessica Sutton and Seth Koo
istra; and a great-grandchild,
Ashyln Suiion.
A graveside celebration of
life service was to be held on
Wednesday. May 22 at 3:00
pjn. in the Bear Creek Bap
tist Church Cemetery with the
Revs. Charles Buckner and
Greg McEweti officiating.
Online condolences: mviv.
daviefiiiwralservice.com.
DAVIE COUN-I Y ENTERPRISE RFAIORJ), Ihursday, May 23,2013
.^Alnia 'Sis' Plemmons
Mrs, Alma "Sis" Shumate
Plemmons. 79, of Winston-Sa
lem died on Wednesday, May
15, 2013 at Forsyth Medical
Center.
She was bom March 10,1934
in Guilford County to AriieTal-
inadge and Rora Bodenheimer
Shiunale, Mrs. Plemmons was
a member of Manes Baptist
Church.
She was preceded in death
by her parents; 2 brothers, Atlie
and Clyde Shumate and a great-
granddaughter. Lily.
Surviving: her husband of
60 years, Don Plemmons; 4
children. Jonny Plemmons and
wife Millie of Advance, Stan
Plemmons and Joey Plem
mons, both of Winston-Saiem
and Donna Prow and husband
Brian of Lewisville; 6 grand
children, Drew, Jessica, Han
nah. Thyior, Jordan and Karli;3
great-granddaughtere, Sophia,
Sadie Kale and SteUa; and 2
brothers, Grady Shumate and
Robert "Bub" Shumate.
The family received friends
Friday evening at Hayworth-
Miller Kindenon Chapel. A
funeral service was held at 11
a.m. Saturday, May 18 at the
funeral home with Pastors Ron
W. Grocc, Jason Holly and Lar
ry Walker officiating. Burial
followed in Westlawn Gardens
of Memory.
Online condolences: www.
haywonh-millercom.
„/Edith Bailey Slagle
^ To honor the memory oi
F^ith Bailey Slagle, a celebra
tion of life get-together will
be held Sunday, May 26 from
2-5 p.m. at the home of Callie
Bailey Terry in Advance. For
more information, call 404-
633-5153.
-sr."
Fred Garner Cranfill
Ml. Fred Gamer Cranfitl,78.
of !-i\l Whitaker Road. Mocks-
villc, died Sunday, May 26,
2013 at his home.
He tt'as bom on Feb. 26,
1935. in Jredeli County !o the
laic Guy and Di.sa Rcnep.ai
CriUtfill. Mr. Cranfill was a
member of Liberty Baptist
Churcli and retired from Davic
(Jniding Co. He enjoyed gar
dening and cutting wood, as
well as John Deere tractors and ^
(latore. He loved the outdoors,
especially feeding the birds.
He was also preceded in
death by 3 brothers.
SuA'lvors; his wife of 60
years, Ida Mae Whitaker Cran-
fili of the home; 3 davighters.
Sheila Cranfill Renegar (Ralph)
of Harmony, Vickie Cranfill
Melton (Ma-xiel of Advance
and Laura Cranfill Harris (Dar-
rell) of Yadkinvillc; 5 grand
children. Celeste Renegar.
Duslin Renegar (Lest). Wesley
Mellon (Cheyenne Gordon),
Travis Melton (Ashley Bord-
ner) and Jessica Harris (IJrew
Harris); 3 great-grandchildren,
tiarrett Renegar and Vicioria
and Olivia Melton; and several
nieces and nephews
A funeral service was coti-
ducied at 2 p.rn.,Tuesday, May
28 at Liberty Baplis'I Church
officiated by the Revs, Jesse
Miles and Noel Hawks.. The
body was placed in the church
3(1 minmes prior to the service.
Burial fallowed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends Monday. May 27 at Ea
ton Funeral Home-
Memorials: Hospice of
Iredell. 2347 Simonlon Rd..
Stalesville. 2S62.'5.
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iGeof^c W. Dulin
George Washington Dulin
diedonTuesday,May21,2013. i
in Kate B. Reynolds Hospice -J
Home following a short illness.
He was bom Nov. 16. 1934
in Davie County, son of the late
Heiuy and Elizabeth Clotise
Dulin. He attended Davic
Schools, and was a member of
Fairtteld Baptist Chtirch. where
he sang in the men's choir. Mr.
Dulin retired from Hanes Man
ufacturing and was tumou'- for
hauling junk in his uuck.
He was married to Julin Mac
Arnold who proceeded him in
death on Feb. 8. 2004. He was
also preceded in death by 2
hraihers, Heniy and Lawrence
Dulin; 4 sisters. Oltie Jenkins.
Betty Dulin. Elizabeth Dulin.
and Fauline Dulin.
Survivors; 4 sons. Jerry Du
lin of Woodlcaf, Roger (Te
resa) Dulin of Greensboro.
Geoige Dulin Jr., of Baltimore.
Md.. and Terry Dulin of Dati
River: .3 daughters. Judy (Fel-
lon) Mayfield of Cooleemee.
Mary Dulin of Salisbury, and
Marcella Dulin of Lexington;
a brother. John Dulin of Mt.
Airy; 17 grandchildren: 16
great-grandchildren; a number
of other relatives andfritmk.
His funeral service wiu held
on Saturday. May 25 at 3 p.m.
at Fidrficld Baptist Church in
Mocksvillc. The Rev. James
Clement ol^ciaicd tind burial
followed in the church ccm-
ciery. The family received
friends at the church one hour
before the service.
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Ola Mae Ijames
Ola Mae Dulin Ijames died
on May 23.2013 after a battle
with an extended illness.
Bom Jan. a. 194.5 to Ihc late
Annie Dulin VanEnton. she was
educated in the Davic County
School System. She served
many years in tlie food seA'ice
industry and Inter as a personal
care assistant for individual?
who were ill. She was a mem
ber of Galilee Missionary Bap
tist Cinirrli in Wiiisi<in-S:rlein.
She was preceded in death
by her husband. Claude Cal
vin Ijames; her mother. Annie
VanEaton; 3 sisters. Barbara
"Arm" Bohaniion and Enuna
Hall of Mocksvillc and Fcariine
"Red" Williams ofFloiida;iind.
2 brothers. Nathaniel "Nate'
DuEn of Salisbury and James
"Bubba" Hall of High Hoim.
Survivors; hei 3 cltildreii,
Debbie (Daniel) Biown. Mi
chael (Mary) ljumes. and Paula
Ijames of Mocksville; foster
son. James (Jennie) Greene of
Mocksville; 2 special nieces.
Pamela (Bryan) Duncan of
Salisbury and Gail Bohan-
non of Mock.sviUc; 4 sisters,
Thelma VanEaton, Josephine
(James) Ijames, and Mildred
(William) Kemp of Mocks
ville, and Mary Rowe of Nexv
York; 3 brothers. John Dulin
of Mocksvillc, William "Pete"
Hall of Kemersville. and John
Hall of New York; 7 grand
children. ShaUmda (Brandoit)
Gentry. ShaNicka Brown. Ur-"fj" Dillard, Jalen Ijames,
and Jalyn Greene of Mocks
ville. "DJ" tuid Kaltl Duncan
of Salisbury; 2 great-grandchildren. Kcnadi and Makenzic
Gentry of MocksviUe; a special
friend. Annie •-Reedie" Hol-
maii of Mocksville; and a host
of mcccs. nephews, cousins, in-
laws. and friends.
A mcntorial service will
held at 3 p.m. Pnt'f)-
nt Blaise Baptist Church. 134
Blaise Church Road. Mocks
villc.
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DAVIE COUN I Y ENTERPRISE RECORD. I Jiiirsday. May 30,201.3
Davie County Public Libcary
Mocksville, NO
v/George Elwood Kidd <-OUNT\ ENTKUPeisir DPf-rtun'ri. j
C-K-orge ElwooJ KicUI. 71. of Will B«)nc' Roi.d, Mocksviltt 1^0IU),Tluiwdiy,Ma.v .
(liedThursdiiy. Miiy 23.2013 a( Eorsyth Medicnl Center.
n He was tK>ni in Bedford. Va. on Dec. 7. IWI; son of the late
William Campbell Kitld and Glad>s Elizabeth .Snead Kidd. He
was of tlic Baptist faith and Veteraoof the Navy.
' A cciebmtioii of life service vias conducted at nixin on Mon-
day. May 27 from Davic I-iiiierai Chapel with die Rev, Cairoli
Jprtlaii officnaiing. Burial followed in die l-"irst Baptist Church
Cemetery in Rockwell. 'Ibe family received friends Monday at
ilie funeral home. ^
r Survivors: 2 brothers. Uiwtcnce Rao (Susan) and Ronald Rao J(tlaire) aUof Lynchburg.Va.-. anda sister, l.inda Rao ofZebu-
lOn: special friends. Marvin and Sandy CoUis and Randy andTina
He was also preceded in death by his son. Brandon Kidd in
• Online condolences: vfH'iv.<fcvi<^mcr(i/jerw( e£</ni.
v/ John Carr Phelps
Mr. John Carr Phelps. 81, of
Advance, died a! home on Fri
day, May 24,2013.
He was born August 9. 1931
to Willie Phelps andAddie Bet-
te; Beauchamp Phelps in Davie
Cbunty. After graduating from
Sfiady Grove High School, he
s^ed his country in the US
Ajnny during the Korean War.
fre worked for Ingersoli Rand
wfhere he was employed until
iwirenient. He enjoyed garden-
iifg. riding bis John Deere trac-
tw and Ashing with friends at
&pe Hatteras. He was a Caro
lina fan.
He was also preceded in
dtalh by a sister, l.iicy Phelps.
: Survivors: his wife of 54
years, Jean Phelps; son, Tun
Phelps (Andrea); daughier,
Qndy Hicks (Robert); grand
children. Tristan Phelps. Land-
on Phelps.Tala Hicks. Brittany
Hicks. Joshua Hicks, .and Nich-
oIk Hicks: .IS well as sisters,
-Susie Anderson, Nell Biirion,
and .Masinc BaiLy (Boh); and
many nieces ami nephew.s.
, A graveside service was
fttld at 5 pju. .Sunday. .May
26 at Mocks United Methodist
CJmieb Cenieiery witli Pastors
Hi)] Taylor and Danny Diliard
officiating.
• Memorials: Kate- B. Reyn
olds Hospice Home, 101 Hos
pice Ln.. VVinsion-Salera.
2.7013.
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Bcrnice Green Saunders
Mrs. Bemice Green Saun
ders. 81. of Junction Road.
Mocksviilc died with her fam
ily by her side, Thw'sday, May
23. 2013, at Forsylh Medical
Center in Winston-.Salem.
She was bont Aug. 9. 1931,
in Davie County to (he late
James Burris and Nellie Tut-Itcrow Gteen Mrs. Saunders
was retired from Sara Ixe, She
was of the Mormon faith.
She was also preceded in
death by S siblings.
Survivors: her husband.
I Gec^e "Bill" Saunders of the
home: 3 children. Diane Ke-
nion (William) of Yadkinvillc,
Gary McCullough (Cathy) of
Concord and Debra Edwnitl.s
(Arnold) of Mocksville; 7
grandchildren; 13 great-grand
children: 2 great-great-grand-
childrcn: 2 sisters. Edra Beck
of Win.sttjn-Salcm and Shirley
Stmud (Bud) of Staicsville;
and 2 biotliers. Kenneth Green
ami Wayne Green (Loi.?), all of
Mocksviilc.
A luncral service was ciiii-
ductcd at 2 p.m., Saturday.
May 25 at Eaton Funeral Cha
pel with Elders Barry Gupton
and Larry Gregory officiat
ing. Burial followed in Cemei
United Methodist ChwchCem
etery. Memorials: Arthiitis
Foundation. 45.30 Park Road,
Suite 230, Charlotte, 28209.
Online condolences: unvH.
eatonfiineralservice.com.
^ Bonnie Evelyn l"uracr
Bonnie Evelyn 'lumer, 90,
of Junction Road, Mocksviilc,
died on Thursday, May 23,
2013, at Davie County Hospi
tal.
Bom in Yadkiit County on
' April 24. 1923, she was the
daughter of the late Stephen
Henry Turner and Annie Frye
Turner. She wtc. viisployed by
Monleigh Gamicni Co.. and
was a member of Hardison
United Methodist Ciiuich.
She was also preceded in
death by 2 sisters. Laura L-ee
Smith and Thelma Eti7.abcth
Turner.
Survivors: 2 nieces. Elaine
(Doug) Howell and Ccraldine
(Johnny) Bogcr; 3 great-neph
ews, Todd, Kelly, and Randy
(Tina) Howell; and 3 greal-
greai-nieces. Brand), Kailin,
and Brianna Howell, all of
Mocksville.
A service to celebrate htn-
life was conducted Sunday,
May 26 at 1:30 pm. at Hardi
son United Methodist Church
with the Rev. I.ynn Watts Cash
ofliciatiiig- Burial followed in
the church cemetery. 'Ilic fam
ily received friends prior to the
service at the church.
Memorials: Hardison UMC,
1630 Jericho Church Road,
Mtrcksville.
Online condolences: www.
daviefuncralscrvice.com.
Pauliiit; M. Vaughn
Pauline M. Vaughn. 89, died
May 23,.2013 at her residence
at Brighton Ganhms Assisted
Living in Winsion-Salem.
She w.a.^ horn in Davie
County and lived most of her
adult life in Charlotte. She wa.s
u member of Avondalc Ptcs-
byterinn Church in Charlotte
where she served Faithfully.
She was retired after holding
jobs including administrative
.secretary, owning a personnel
agency and real estate broker.
She was married for 68 years
to l.ewis D. Vaughn, who pre
ceded her in death.
.Survivors: a son, David
Vaughn and wife Rebecca of
I^ewisville: grandchildren, Ja
son Vaughn of Winston-Saiein,
Lisa Fuller of Ape.v and Bran
don Vaughn of Charlotte; one
great-grandchild, Ctilleigh
Vaughn of Charlotte; siblings,
Orady McClamiDck Sr., Ron
McLMamrock and Ethel Myers,
all o! Mocksville.
There wa.« a viewing at
Heritage Funeral Home, In
dian Trail Chapel on Tuesday.
May 28. A graveside service
was held at Parktawn Memo
rial Park in Winstoii-Snlem'on
Wednesday. May 29 at 10 a.m..
officiated by Ellen Aheam.
Online condolences: www.
Davie County Public LibraryMocksville, NC
Jerry Leon Cope
Jerry Leon Cope, 72. for
merly of Hobson Drive,
Mocksville, and currently rc-
.siding at Davie Place, died on
Friday, May .^1, 2013 at Da-
vie Place.
Born in Rowan County on
Nov. 1, 11)40, he was the son
of the late J.ack. Leon Cope
and Lola )..ivcngood Cope.
He was retired as a chem
ist at National .Starch and was
of the PiQlesiuiii faWi. Mr.
Cope also served in the I'nil-
cd Stales Marines during the
Victnani era.
Survivors include; 2 sons.
Michael Warren (Karen)
Cope and Jeffery Leon Cope.
l«3th of MocksviUf; 2 grand
children, Justin (finncdc Chel
sea Hamilton) Cope and Ash
ley Cope (Tony) Morehcad, a
great-grandson. Bailey More-
head, all of Mocksville: and a
longtime friend and compan
ion, Iva Mosko.
A graveside celebration
of life service was held on
Monday, June 3, at 10 a.m. in
the Liberty United Method
ist Church Cemetery with the
Rev, Mike Depew ofliciaiing.
Military honors were accord
ed by the S'oteratis of Foteign
Wars Memorial Honor Outirti
and the U.S. Marine Corp.
'llie family received frientis
on Sunday, June 2 at Davie
Funeral Service.
Memorials: Wounded
Warrior Project, c/o Tony
Palo/zolo, 416 Valley Road,
Mocksville.
Online condolences; www.
daviefimeralservic<\cnni.
a Member
and Inaugural President of
The Pail) Society of the Caro-
Unas. Dr. Crews is precededin death by his wife. Heather ) '>||||||^^^^|
Crews. He is survived by ^one daughter. Taylor Crews Bfc' \ ."v "T||^Band one son. Tucker Crews Hu ' ^^^^B
both of Advance: bis father.
James E. Crows of Winder.
. da., his mother. Barbara H.
Willis of Shrevcpon, LA., hisn first wife. Barbara Crews of i cu r- n
^ Clctamons,onebrother,M.-iTk m
Crews and wife Nannette of V "'
v/ James Cbarles Crews
Dr. James Ciiarles Crews,
55 of Advance, died Tuesday
May 28,2013.
He WHS bom April 16,
1958 in Caddo Parish, La. to
James iiiid Barbtira Crews. He
enmed bachelor's and medi
cal doctor degrees from the
LSI) .School of Medicire-
Shrcvc|>ort, and internship at
the IJiiiversily Arkansas Med-
iCii) Center, 1985. Residency.
Ancsthesiology. University of
Arkansas Medical Clr, 1987
and Fellowship. University
of Cincinnati Hospital Group,
1988 and wascurremly an As
sociate Professor and Section
Head of Regional Anesthesia
and Acute Pain Medicine at
Wake Forest University Bap-
list Medical Center. He was
a member of the American
Medical Association, Ameri
can Board of Ancsthesiology,
World Institute of Pain where
he served on the Editorial Ad-
visorv Bi'anf Tnlcmalioiia!
Colorado Springs. CO attd
oneniece.ElizabethA.Crews Hn:, ! ra
alsoofColoradoSprings.CO. ,A memorial service wiU be Centerin Winston-Salem.
conducted at 3:00 PM Fri- She was bom Nov. 6,1921,
day, June 7, 2013 at St. Pauls
Episcopal Church by Rev Wiilts Hardm and Delia PhanDavid Hodges. Ihe family n-T"''?
will^ceive friends followingthe service a, a Celebration f"
Reception from 5:()0 to 7 00PM at WinMock at Kinder- fCuller retired
ton in Bermuda Run NC In W. Hmies Knitting andieu of flowers please'consider T®"
miking donations to your 1<>-^al Make A Wish Foundation, ^ ""d a seivant to
Unerican Red Cross,DoctorslUthout Bordera, or Wine to ,
'ater. OnUne condolences f".h by herhusband. Walleri.ay be made at wwwJtay- ^
vonb-miller.com (Haywonk- ""kvliller Kinderton Chawl) Gibbons-, and a brother. Worth
Sharpe.
Survivors: 3 children. Bob
(duller (Judy) of the home,
Faye Tliomus, also of the
home and Marilyn Peacock
(Carlos) of Waco: 13 grand
children: 26 grcai-grantichii-
dren: 23 grc.nt-grcat-gTand-
children: and several nieces
A funeral sendee was to I and nephews,
conducted at 2 pjtt., Thurs
day, June 6 at Hope Baptist
Tabernacle with the Rev.
Chris Cantrell officiating. The
body was to be placed in the
church 30 minutes prior to the
service. Burial was to follow
in the church cemetery, The
family was to receive friends
fronj 6-8 p.m.' on Wednes
day, June 5 at Eaton Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Hope Baptist,
2408 US 158 Mocksville.
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•v/ Carl Cecil (.>aither
Carl Cecil Gaiilici, 62,of Mixk^viilc. died Friday. May 29.
2013 al Forsylh Mcdicai Cemer.
Bom July 3.1950. he was ihe son oflhc late Mary Gray and
.MlojiGaithcr. He was a graduate of North Iredell High School.
A veteran of the l.'.S, Army, he worked as a concrete finisher.
He was a member of Refuge Community Church.
He is also preceded in death by his brolher, Horace Gaithcr.
Survivors: his wife. Sonja Ft«le Gnithen sons. Adonis
Smoot of Mocksvillc and David Hulliind; daughters, Tressa
Greer fTonj 1 of Mocksville and Lyniska Smoot; brothers. Al
ton Gaither, EjitI Gaiiher. James Gaiiher; sisters, Edith Dob
bins, Alma Reid. Mary Ann Templcion, Tore.sa Brown: grand
children, Chase Stecle, Erica Eichison.
A memorial service was to be held llnirsday, June 6 at Vic
tory Baptist Church in Cooleemce with Pastor Rodney Barger
officiating. Burial will be at Salisbury National Cemeleiy at a
later date.
Online condolences: \\tvwJyerlyfunrrulliomej:c»n.
J Vii^l Reich Hester
Mr. Virgil Reich "Rick"
Hester, 71. of Advance died■ITuirsday. May 30, 2013 at
Forsylh Medical Center-
He was bom Aug. 8. 1941in Forsyth County to VirgiiOliver and Ruby Reich Hes
ter.Survivors: his wife. Miiry
T. Hester; 2 daughters, Sharon
Brill (Chiirlie) and Christine
Evans (Paul); a son. Richard
Hester (Chasity): 10 grand-
children; 7 great-grandchil
dren; 2 brotliers. Bill Hester(Ivatlinc) and Thurmond Hes
ter (Betty); and 2 sisters, Betty Jane Messick (Harold) andPeggy York (Kenneth).
A funeral serv'ice was heldat 4 pm. Saturday, June 1 atGrapevine Baptist Church inLcwisviile with PasiorKonnie
Comer ofliciaiing. Burial fol
lowed in the church cemeiery.Thc family receive friends
one hour prior to the service.
Online condolences:
hoY«orib-millfrx-om.
^ Nicholas .1. Passero
Dr. Nicholas J. Passero.
50, of Advance died on Mon
day, .May 27. 2013 at Forsyth
Medical Center in Winston-
Salem.He was born May 4. 1963
in St. Paul. Minn, a son of
James David and Monica
Catherine Marschall Passero.He married .Suzanne Morrison
oil Aug. 5,1989.
Surviving: his wile, Su
zanne Passcni of Advance:his rliiJdrcn. Alyssa Passero,
Elaina Passero. and John
Passero. all of Advance: his
parents. James and Monica
Passero of .Advance: 2 sis
ters. Maria Passero of Staies-viile, Angie (Doug) Boggs of
Cheshire. Conn.: n brother,
Chris (Rita) Passero of Scott
Depot, W.Va.: fniher-in-lawand mother-in-law. Perry andJudy Morrison: a sister-in-
law. Lisa (Mike) L.cwis of
Ona, W.Va.; nieces. MaritaPassero. Samaiilha Boggs,Alexis Boggs, and Kaiy Lewis; and a nephew, Andy Lewis,
He graduated from Niiro
High School in Nitro, W.Va.in 1981, Marshall Universitysvilh a bachelor's degree in1985 and Marshall University
Medical School in 1989. He-served his imemship and resi
dency at Wake f'brcst University Baptist Medical Center.
He was a physician at
Ciemmons Famil\- Practice in
Ciemmons, and had worked
as u family physician in East
Bend and T.ewisville and al
PriinoCare in Winsion-Siileui,
He attended Calvary Baptist
Church in Winstnn-.Salcm. He
was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church where he
was involved with youth min
istry for 17 years. He was the
interim head of youth ministry for the summer and fall of
2009. He served the I,ord as
a gifted musician and by us
ing his medical skills on many
ov'crscas mission trips. He enjoyed running, cycling, writ
ing. and playing the guitar.
A funeral mass was con
ducted at 11 a.m. Friday, May
31 at Holy Family CatholicChurch. Fr. John ^inam of
ficiated. Visitation was Thuri!-
day evening at Holy Fam
ily Catholic. Burial was in
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church Cemetery iiiAdvancc.
Online coiidoienccs: ivwm'.
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Memorials; Youth Build
ing Expansion at Holy Family
Catholic Church in memorial
to Dr. Nick.
DAVIF COL 2frV ENTFRPRISK KECOKD.Thursday..Iune 6.2013
Oavie County Public Ud.aiy
Wocksville, NO
Mary Beulah Foster y
Mrs- Mary Beulah Bo-
ger Foster, 82. of Yadkin-
ville Road. Mocksville, died
on Friday. June 7, 2013, ai
the Glenn A. Kiser Hospice
House in Salisbury.
She was bom on March 5.
1931 in Davie County to the
late William Glen and Geor
gia Forrest Boger. She was
educated in Davie County
schools and had been em
ployed wiih US Plywood in
• High Point for 23 years. She
murried Boh Foster, working
with him for many years in
their greenhouse business in
MocLsville. She later worked
at Thomasville Furniture Co.
in Troutman.
In addition to her parents
and her husband she was pre
ceded in death by a brother.
Rayford Boger.
Survivors: 2 sisters. Glenna
Curry and Rachel Gartner
(Bobby); a brother, Robert;
many nieces and nephews;
andlongTlime friend, Pal Rea-
vis and his family whom she
considered as her own.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 4 pjn., Sunday. June
9 at Eaton Funeral Chapel
witli Claude Phar officiat
ing. Burial followed in Chest
nut Grove United Methodic
thurch Cemetery. The family
received friends at the funeral
home one hour prior to the
service.
Memorials: Glenn A. Kiser
Hospice House. 1229 Slates-
ville Blvd. Salisbury, 28147.
WWW
v/EdaarL.GUlum ^Evelyn Rose KeUy
^ Mear L "Ed" Gilluin, SO, Mrs, Evelyn Rose Church
• of Sterling Drive, Mocksville. Kelly, 69, formerly of Mocks-
' died on June 9. 2013 :.t his ville, died Monday, Junet 3, 2013, at Tucker Hospicenorne. * ...He was bom Oct. 19.1932 House m Kannapolis
inFrankston.Texas.toUielate She was bom on Sept. 19.
William and Myrtle Gillum. 1943. in Joplm, Mo. to the
He married Rachel Smith Gil- late Herman Chnsiopto and
ium on Dec. 28.1958. He was Grace Paulme Hoke Church,
a member of Blaise BapliM She vK'as a member of
Church in Mocksville. .t K.> Crossmads Baptist aurch.
rean War veteran wlio served Mi.. Kelly was = volunt«r
in the US Army foi 21 years, with the Davie Thtjatre Co.
from 1950-1971. an active where she made costumes,member of the WC Cumpere She was a-child of God^
on Mission form IW5-2012. She was f
also serving with the Noith death by herbusband.EdwaffiAmerican Mission BoaM: Walter Kelly; 3 grandchtl-from 1995-2005- ' drcn.Patrick MaitmOmughnSurvivors: his wife of Kyle Chnstopher Kelly ^d
Mocksville: nms. Lewis Kansas lunette Kelly; and a(Amy)GiUuiuol Randleman. great-granddaughter. Kather-Aaron(fiancee.ChristmeBin-| ineBelleBurtoead.
kley) Gillum of Greensboro.' Survivors; 6 chilton. Dan-
and Karl Gillum of Thomas- lel Waller Kelly (Kmen) ofville-8 grandchildren. Patrick Missouri. Richard Anihony
.(Marlena) Gillum. Ttmo- Kelly (Saadia Thotnpson) of
ihv (Dawn) Gillum. Ashley OUahoma.PatnctaRowKel-(dh^) jordan.JohMKatrina) ly Witt of Pennsylv^
nillum Willie Gillum. Tay- san Kelly Bulkhead (Mark) of a funeral service was con-
lor Gillum Stephanie Gil- Fayetteville. Edward Patnck ducted at 2 p.m.. Thursday,
mn, and EUiah Gillum; and 2 Kelly (Am) ) of Georgia and June 6 at F^ton Funeml Cha-iidSdmn. Aubrey Michael Christopher Kelly pel with Pastor David His^uiandAllysonIonian. (Teiri Eaton) of Hamsburg; officiating. Burial followed
• A celebration of his life 18 grandchUdren; 14 great- in ijames Crossroads BapUsl
' will be held at Blaise Bap-, g«ndchi!dien; several nieces Church Cemetery. The furmly
1 r"<u Church in Mockavillcland nephews; and special received friends Wednesday.• Saturday, Jut"^ friend.I^lhyChaffiii. June 5, at the funeral home.
The family will receive " Memorials: Hospice/Pal-
nne hour before the liativeCareofCabarrus.SOOSWends one hour before the
service. Full miliury honorswill follow the service.
Memorials: Blaise Bap
tist, 134 Blaise Church Rd..
Hospice Lane, Kannapolis,
2808L.
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Davie County Public LiDiaty
Mocksville, NC
■J Joesceaphus Lyons
Joesceaphus "Jimmy Lee"
Lyons Jr., died on June 10,
2013 at Oak Forest Nursing
Home in Winston-Salem.
• He was bora May 7, 1931,
in Davie County, son of the
late Joesceaphus Lyons Sr.
and Nellie Brock Lyons-
He attended Davie County
Schools and at an early age
joined Cedar Creek Baptist
Church. He loved to cook and
worked as a chef in restau
rants in New York the major
ity of his life.
He was also preceded in
death by a brother, Wesley Al
bert Lyons.
Survivors: his wife, Marie
Handy Lyons of Mocksville;
2 sons, Reginald Wayne L>-
ons and Yosef Handy, both of
Mockss'illc; 3 stepsons, Isaac
Williams and Jamel Handy,
both of MocksviUe, and Dar
nell Handy of Brooklyn, N.Y.;
a stepdaughter, Patricia Wii-
iiams of Yadkinville; a grand
child, Trisiian Hood; a devot
ed cousin, Eila Mae White;
other relatives and friends.
His funeral semcc wilJ be
beld Friday, June 14 at 4:3,0
p.m. at Cedar Creek Baptist
Church in MocksviUe. The
,Rev, Coker Stewart will of
ficiate and burial will followI in the church cemetery. 'Diefamily wiU receive friends4^:30 p.m. at the church.
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J Elmer Thomas Neely
Elmer Thomas Neely died
on Saturday, June 8, at Rowan
Regional Medical Center fol
lowing a short illness.
He was bom April 1, 1939
in Iredell County, son of the
late Zelma and Lois TOmcr
Neely. He graduated from
RA. Clement High School
in 1955, and at an early age
joined Friendship Baptist
Church. He married Ethel
l-ouise Chambers who pre
ceded him in death on June
21, 1992. Most of his life
was spent in Rowan County,
where he worked at K.W. Ar
thur Roofing Co. and Cohen
Roofing & Metal, He loved
to fish, watch TV and ride his
bicycle.
He was also preceded in
death by his grandparents,George and Mary Ann Neely.
Survivors: a stepson, Bish
op Richard (Kay) Chambers
of Salisbury: a special aunt.
Gladys T. Ramseur of States-
vilie; 5 grandchUdren; 3 great
grandchildren; many cousins
and friends.
A funeral sendee was to be
Thursday, June 13 at 2 p.m.
in the chapel of Graham Fu
neral Home. Bishop Rkhard
Chambers was to officiate
and burial was to foUow in
Friendship Baptist Church
Cemetery. The family was to
receive friends at the church
30 minutes before the service.
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Lonnie Ray Anderson
Mr. Lonnie Ray Anderson,
78. of Mocksville. died Tues
day. June 11. 2013 at Wake
Forest Baptist Medical Cen
ter.
Mr. Anderson was bont
Sept. 29, 1934 in Iredell
County to Virgil and
Billings Anderson, He served
in the U.S. Army during the
Korean War. He retired from
the US Postal Service and
later worked at the Davie
County Sheriff's Office. Mr,
Anderson was a mcndro' of
the VFW and the NRA.
In addition to his parents,
he was preceded in death by 2
sisters and 3 brothers.
Survivors; 4 children. Li-
sha Meier, Gena Anderson,
Jill Anderson, and Jamie An
derson artd wife Heather; 7
grandchildren, Nichole Dan
iel, Derrick and DustinM^i^v
Noah Myers, and ' JOShUa,
James, and Jacob Ivy, Kayia
Anderson; and 4 great-grand-
children, Ashley, Shyaitne,
J.D.. and Christian.
A funeral seiA-ice was con
ducted Saturday, June 15, at
1 pjn. at Bculahland Non-
Dcnominaiional Church wWi
the Rev. Ralph Casstevens
officiating. Burial followed
in the church cemetery with
full military lionors provided
by Yadkin VFW Post 1034b.
'Hie fiuiiily received friends
one hour prior to the setvic?
at the church.
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>/john Robert Bracken
Mr. "John" Robert Brack
en, 77, of Rockwell died on
June 12,2013 at his residence.
Mr. Bracken was bom April
12, 1936 a son of the late
Marvin Bracken and Ester
Prevette Bracken. Mr. Brack
en was a 1954 graduate of
Mocksville High School. He
retired from Hoechsi Cetanese
where he worked for 31 j ears.
He also worked for HBD and
was a farmer, Mr. Bracken
was a member of First Bap
tist Cliiirch of Rockwell. He
lenjoyed fanning, gardening,
j flowers and playing tennis.
jMr. Bracken was a veteran of
jthe U.S. Araiy having served
■ffnm 1960-1965.
I He is also preceded in deathI by a daughter. Gloria Bracken
i abrothcr. Aaron Bracken, andj a sister. Beatrice Bracken.
< Sur\ivors:hiswife,Dorothy' Mae Grissom. whom he mar
ried Feb. 14.2001:son,Rob
ert Glenn Bracken and wife
Angle of Harmony; stepsons,
Ron Owens and wife Barbara
of Texas and Todd Grissom
and wife .Sherra of Salis
bury; daughter, Robin Lynn
Bracken White and husbajid
Brian of ElUn; stepdaugh
ter. Faye Mauldin of Salis
bury; brothers, Paul Bracken,
iMarvin Jacob Bracken andjCari Bracken; grandchildren,
Fraidry Bracken. Danen Wag
oner, Tater Wagoner, Mattie
White. Josh Bracken and wife
Jodie. Dusiin Bracken, GeraldiMcCall, Jason Owens, Clint
Mauldin, Vim Mauldin. Tim-
my Mauldin, Carly Mauldin,
Rhett Mauldin. Bart Mauldin,
T)' Mauldin. Dorothy Mauld
in. Hyatt Grissom. Morgan
Grissom, Nathan Owens and
Kristen Owens.
The family receive friends
at First Baptist Church of
Rockwell on Friday, June 14.
The funeral service was at 2
pjii. June 14 ut the church,
conducted by Dr. Bemiy
Vickrey. Burial was at 4 pjti,
at Liberty Weslcyan Church
Cemetery in Harmony with
mifrtary graveside rites con
ducted by the VFW Memorial
Honor Guard of Clenunons.
Memorials: Si. Judes Cliil-
drens Hospital, 262 Danny
Thomas Place, Memphis, TN
38105.
Online condolences: ivh'M'.
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I* Minnie Sue Crotts
Mrs. Minnie Sue WaUerCrotts. 9], formerly of Wood-leaf, died Tuesday. June 11,
2013, at The Laurels of Salis
bury.She was bom Sept. |3,1921 in Davie County to the
late OUie Oscar and Zoia
Beaton Waller. Mrs. Crottshad worked at Abe* Friction
Products in'Salisbijfy. Shewas a m^iflwrof Earl Street
Church ofOod in Landis,She was also preceded Indeath by frer husband, theRev. Wade H. Crotts; 8 sisters and brothcre; a graudson,Ricky Lee Crotts; and a great-
grandson, &leb Ryan Avenl.
Survivors:3children, Wade'E. Crotts (Novella) of Wood-leaf, Darttnt Avcnt (Jimmy)
of Mathistpn.'Miss. and Dennis WayWxjSnjtb of Wood-leaf; 6 griri^idten; 15
preat-granifcUldren; and 14great-great-giitdchildren.A graveside eerviec was
conducted at.2:30 p.m.. Friday, June 14 ttRowan Memorial Park widi the Rev, SandraMelcher officaating. The fajn-ily received friends Friday, atEaton Funeral Home. Mocks
ville.
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Yucrhcrt James
Herben James died June
18.
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Home for ser%'ice details,info@srahamfiineraihome.
net or 751-1100.
Carolyn Kay Hahne
Mrs. Carolyn Kay Smyth
Hahne, 69, of Center Street.
Cooleemee, died Friday, June
14,2013 at her home.
She was bom Feb. 12.
1944, in Monongalia County.
W.Va. to the late Arlie Everett
and Martha Bell Smyth. Mrs.
Hahne retiTed from QST in
2005.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, Richard
Alan Hahne Sr.; and a brother.
Don Smyth.
Survivors: 4 children, Rich
ard Alan Hahne Jr. of Cool
eemee. Colleen LaMattina
(Kenneth) of Madeta. Calif..
Mark Hahne (Amy) of States-
\-ille and Melissa Clary (Greg)
of Mocksville; 2 sisters. Jean
Scaford (Doug) of Mocksville
and Sharon Sutton (Dick) of
Kinsman. Ohio; a sister-in-
law. Janet McCuicheon of
Greenville. Pa.; 12 grandchil
dren; and 11 great-grandchil
dren and one on the way.
A memorial service will be
conducted at 3 pm.. Saturday.
. June 22 at Eaton Funeral Cha
pel, Mocksville. Inurnment
will be in Rose Cemetery.
Mocksville. The family will
receive friends one hour prior
to the seiwice at the funeral
home and at the home follow
ing the service.
Memorials; Hospice/Pallia-
rive CareCcnter, 377 Hospital
St.. Stc. 103. Mocksville; or
St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital. 262 Danny Thomas
PI. Memphis.TN 38105.
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Harper Lynn Kolbash
Baby Harper Lynn Kolbash
of Wirutou-Salem died on
June 15, 2013 at home in the
aims of her family. She was
bom on Jan. 19,2013.
Survivors: her parents.
Christopher and Stacy Kol
bash: 3-year-oid sister, Camp
bell Michele Kolbash; grand
parents. Marilyn and Thomas
Hanman ofToledo.Ohio.and
Ronald and Peggy Kolbash of
Mocksville.
A service was held at Green
Street United Methodist
Church on Tuesday. June 18
at 2 pjD. with the Rev. Kelly
Carpenter officiating. The
family received visitors one
hour before the service.
Memorials: Green Street
UMC. 639 Green St.. Win-
ston-Salem, 27101; or
Brenner Children's Hospital
in tAlnston-Salem.
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^ Mary Gwyn Lec
Mary Gwyn "Molly" Lee.
52. died on June 12. 2013 in
her home in Raleigh.
Bom in Pittsburgh. Pa., she
was the daughter of the late
Nathan Hunt Gwyn Sr. and
Marion Eberle Gwyn.
In addition to her mother
she Ls survived by: children.
Courtney Eberle Lec and
Parker Adam Lec; husband.
Hugh Alfred Lee Jr.; brother
Noih.m Hunt Gwyn 111 and
wife Jaiia Smith Gwyn; sis
ter Martha Gwyn Hilliaid .and
husband Kenneth Earl Bill
iard and their children Ken
neth Brian Hiliiard, Jennifer
Emily Hiliiard and Matthew
Hunt Hiliiard.
A best friend (o many, she
w as a gardener and the back
bone of her family; her posi-
tivity was unwavering and pa
tience astounding. She was a
graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill
and loved watching the Tar
Heels.
The family received
friends at Pullen Memorial
Baptist Church in Raleigh
on Sunday, June 16 from 7-9
p.m. The service was at II
a.m. Monday. June 17 at Pul
len Memorial Baptist Church.
Memorials; Hope Center
at PuUen Memorial Baptist
Church.
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Gary Siephan Mtssick, 61,
of Siatcs\"ille died Tuesday.
June 11.2013.
A memorial service was
held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June
18 at Monricello Baptist
Chureh. Burial will be in
Sallsbuty National Cemetery.
Helen Chalfin Ratledge
Helen ChaffinRa{ledge,79,
of Wagner Road, Mocksville,
died on Monday, June 17,
2013 at her home.
Bom in Davie County on
July 31, 1933, she was the
daughter of the late John Bun-
yan Chaffin and Hazel Black-
welder Chaffin. She was a
homemaker and a member of
Ijames Baptist Church.
Survivors: her husband of
58 yeius, Arthur Cain Rai-
ledge Jr. ofthe home: 2 daugh
ters, Debbie Ratledge (Kevin)
Haincsworth and Shante
Ratledge (Jesus) "Chui" Me-
lendez of Mocksville; a
brother, Joe Tommy (Judy)
Chaffin of Mocksville: a sis
ter, Ruth Chaffin (S.T.) SMw
of Mocksville; a brolti^-ih-
law, William (Gail) Rdtfe^
of Vii'ginia; 3 |nindclSlifiie&,
Tevan Hainesworth, Pfcyton
Blackley and Paige Blackley;
and 4 great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in
death by a brother, Harley
Josh (Brcnda) Chaffin.
A celcbmiion of life service
will be Tluirsday, June 20 at I
p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with Pastor Net-
tye Ijames Barber officiating.
Burial will be in the Ijames
Baptist Church Cemetery. The
family will receive friends on
Thursday from noon-l pjn. at
the funeral home.
Memorials: Davie Hospice/
PailiativeCare,- 377' Hospital
St., Mocksville.
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J Helen Reynolds Reeves
Mrs. Helen Reynolds
Reeves. 83, of Main Church
Road. Mocksville, died
Thursday, Xune 13, 2013, at
Fsrsyih Center in
Winston-^ileiri.
She was bom May 21.
1930, in Iredell County to
the late John Alonzo and
Gladys Boger Reynolds.
Mrs. Reeves, widi her hus
band owD^ and operated
601 Shell of MocksviDe for
21 years and then worked at
W.G. Ham House for
18 years . In her earlier years
she worked as a seamstress
for Btackwelder Manufactur
ing. She was frbtfaful and ac
tive at Union Qiapel United
Methodist Church and Ijames
Baptist Church. She and her
husband loved gardening and
were known for their water
melon patch they shared with
neighbors.
She was also preceded in
death hy her husband. Edwin
Harold Reeves in 2009.
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Juanita R. Keaton (Jim) of
Harmony and Wanda R.
Hunter (Alex) of King; a cho
sen son, tVliisenhunt of
Mocksvill^ 2. grandchildren,
Jcnay ^(Chris) and
Jeremy Kea^ (Kimberiy);
3 greai-gianddhildTen, Logan
Wilson, Slade Keaton and Li-
lah Keaton; 3 sisters. Hazel
Rummage and Ruth Richard
son of Mocksville, Maenell
Canupp of Winslon-Salem.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 2 pjn. Saturday,
Jime 15 at Eaton Funeral
Chapel, vyith the Revs. Wade
Wright and Darren Crotts of
ficiating. Bprial followed in
Union Chapi^l United Meth-
pdist Qilif^.'^iemetery. The
family reciri^ friends Satur
day at home.
Memorials: Hospice/Pal
liative CareCenter-Davie,
377 Hospital Str., Suite 103,
Mocksville.
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Martha Elsie Vogler
Martha Elsie Hanman Vo
gler, 92, of Advance died
Monday, June 17,2013.
She was bom March 24,
1921 to John Alfred Hartman
and Ruth Butner Hattman; the
sister to Walter Hartman and
Carolyn Hartman. She was
preceded in death by her hus
band, E. Edward Vogler, Sr.
She was bom and raised in
Advance, attending Mace
donia Moravian and Mocks
Methodist churches and
Shady Grove School. She
graduated from Appala
chian State Teacher's College,
where she was active in many
groups, including the major
ettes. She and her husband
married during World War 11
and she traveled to several of
her husband's assignments at
bases along the East Coast
while he seived in the Amiy
Air Coips. When the war
ended they returned to Ad
vance and established their
home. She began her teach
ing career in 1942 at Shady
Grove, and retired from the
Da vie County School System,
teaching sixth grade at Shady
Gro.ve and 'Cooleemee. She
double-majored in education
and library science and retired
from Mocksville Elementary
School as the librarian. She
was a mentor to many stu
dents and young people in the
community. Upon retirement
she and her husband enjoyed
traveling and serving their
cojumunity. They were active
in Advance United Methodist
Church. She remained active
in the Eastern Star, Daughters
of the American Revolution
and Davie County Home-
makers as long as her health
allowed. She loved to garden
and to raise vegetables and
flowers, especially roses and
orchids. She took pride in her
Moravian and early Ameri
can heritage and was a great
source for family history.
Survivors: her children, Ja-
nme Roberts (Riehartl), Ron
Vogler (CharlotteJ^Ed^bglerJr. (Debbie) and Tim Vogler
(Amy); grandchildren, Lori
Robertson (Kevin), Walter
Vogler Angela Vogler. NancyHollifield (Ben), Lauren, Me
gan, and Cora Vogler, Erica
Bost (Blake), Payton Triplett
(Bethany), Tern Lee (Ron)Pamela Carr (Eric); g^at-'
grandchildren, Whit, SamTale Robertson; Emily. Ad
dle. Jack .md Ben Bost; Ian
and Aaron Carr.
A graveside memorial ser
vice was to be conducted at
Advance United Methodist
purch at 4 p.m. Wednesday,June 19 with the Rev. Cheryl
Skinner officiating. The fam
ily was to receive friends fol
lowing the service.
Memorials: Advance UMC1911 NC801 S., Advance.
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j Afuiiera]seniceineelebra-
I tioii of bis life was condiicied
1ai 11 fljn., Tuesday, June 25
at Center United Methodist
Church with the Rev. John
Erwin officiating- The body
was placed in the church 30
minute-s prior to the service.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The family received
friends Monday, June 24 at
Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorial.s: Serenity
House, 110 Centre Church
• Road, Moorcsville, 28117.
Online condolences: www,
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Ciinard F. Dwiggins
Mr. Ciinard Franklin Dwig
gins, 80. died on Saturday,
June 22.2013. ni the Serenity
House in Mooresville.
Mr. Dwiggins was bom on
April 23. 1933. in Mocks-
vilie, the son of the late Eli
jah Frank .and Maggie Jones
Dwiggins. He was known as
CT'. and gtew up in Mocks-
vUle and was a veteran of the
U.S. Army having sery^ inLKorean Conflict. He re
ed to Winsion-Salera and
was a Master Barber for 54
years as owner of Wake For
est University Barber Shop
and co-owner of lite Hair-Den
in downtown Winston-Salem.
He was a rural mail carrier
for the U.S. Postal Service in
Clemmons. He was n gentle
man who enjoyed family,
fanning, reading, music and
was a follower of Wake Forest
basketball andfootball.
He was also preceded lit
death by a sister. Mary Dwig
gins Presnell; and a brother.
Lindsey Conard Dwiggins.
Stirvivors; his wife of 55
years. Robbie Gcraldine
While Dwiggins of tlie home;
a son. Dean Dwiggins and
wife. Nancy Tabak-Dwiggins
of Charlotte; a sister. Louise
Dwiggins Moore and hus
band. Dallas of Mocksville;
a sister-in-law. Janie Dixoit;
brothers-in-law.Dan Presnell,
Mac WHte aitd Jerry White;
and several nieces and neph-
Julia Margaret Francis
Julia Margarci Frattcis of
Woodleaf died on Wednesday
June 19,2013.
She was an oniy child bom
to Lois and David Valentine
on Sept. 30, 1932 in Due
West. S.C. Her family relo
cated to Philadelphia, Pa. in
I 1934 where she remained for
n 76 years. She graduated from
I Simon Graiz High School and
pursued a career in the medi
cal field. She graduated from
the Philadelphia School of
Medical Secretary and was
employed with Gennntown
Hospital in Philadelphia,
where she retired after 29
years of service. Shu accepted
Christ at a young age and was
a member of Janes United
Methodist Church. She met
her husband John Francis and
they married In "1957. They
had one child. Michael John
Francis, Her husband tmd .son
preceded her in dwlh. She
loved gospel and country mu
sic and dollar stores, where
she made frequent visits, .Sheenjoyed watching NASCAR
racing and dining out. She had
a generous and caring heart
and supported charities, such
as veteran's organizations.
Si, Jude and TBN network.
She had a sweet spirit and ev
eryone who knew her spoke
kind words. Her favorite say
ing was. "How arc yon doing
buddy?" She had a jrassiori to
help oihers and a concern for
the wellbeing of everyone.
. Survivors: her daughter,
Ljirend.i Francis; a special
tiece and nephew. Sandra
Lnid Ronald Francis; her best
Irriend. Rosctta Cosion who
was like a sister; a special aunt.
Sabir Moore; Micah Fran
cis. James Francis ill. Xavier
Francis and Janas-ya Francis
where like her grandchildren
and treated her like a lov
ing grandmother; additional
North Carolina family include
Marcia Hamilton. Gladys St.
Ford, and Carolyn Holmes,
all who impacted her life in
a special way; and a host of
nieces, nephews, great-great
nieces and nephews, cousins,
family and friends.
A family visitation was to
be at Graham Funeral Home
on Wednesday. June 26 from
6-8 p.m. On June 29 the fam
ily will receive friends from
8-10 a.m. and funeral service
at 10 a.m. at .lames Memorial
1 United Methodist Church in
I Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Foster
will officiate and burial will
' follow in Chelpen Hills Cem
etery.
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Sally Marie Hutchens J
Mrs. Sally Marie Andrews
Huichens of Winslon-Salem
died on Sunday, June 16.2013
at Regency Care of Clem-
mons.
Mrs. Hutchens was born in
AJleghany County on April
18,1914 to John W, and Mat-
tie Osbome Andrews. Mrs.
Hutchens was a great cook
and loved to work in her veg
etable and fiower garden. She
also loved to sew.
She was preceded in death
by her parents; sons. Sherman
James Fowler and Henry Dil-
lard Fowler; daughter, Betty
Lou Bell; 4 brothers; 3 sisters;
and 3 great-grdndchildren.
Survivors: her daughter,
Barbara Marie Fowler 'I'umet
of Grumpier; her husband.
James L. Hutchens. whom she
was married to for 63 years
and who visited her three
times every day for ^the 15
months she was in a nursing
home; her sister, Ethei Poland
of Baltimore. Md.; a special
granddaughter. Lisa Bedding-
ton of Advance; 8 giandchil-
dren; 15 great-giandchildren;
I 15 great-great-grandchildren;
and several ttieccs and neph
ews.
A gra\'eside memorial ser
vice was held Tuesday. June
18 at Crestview Memorial
Part in Rural Hall.
Herbert Eugene James
Heibert Eugene "Hcrbie"
James, 53. of Mocksville,
died on Tuesday. June 18,
2013 following a falfll acci
dent.
He was bom in Jredell
County on Dec. 19.1959. son
of the late John W. Srayre and
the late Fannie Louise Gray
J.tmes. He was educated in
Iiedell County Schools and
was employed by Matiin
Mariena Agctcgaies in States-
ville. He was a devoted mem
ber of Piney Grove AMEZion
Church in Harmony. He en
joyed participating in church
activities and his leadership
roles included president of
the Usher Bmitd. president of
Men's Ministry, project man
ager for home iiiiprovements.
church liaison tor the V-Point
Ruritan Club, tnistce. and
member of the Men's Choir.
He loved helping others and
did not Iw^k for anything in
mum. His hobby whs lisliing.
He was also preceded in
death by 4 binthers. Hany
James. Doimic Mack James.
Johnny Smyre and Donald
Ray Smyre.
Survivors: 3 sons, Quinten
James, Allan Isaiah Matthews
and Elijah Matthews, all of
Siatesville; a daughter. Treva
(Rondale) Rankiiis of States-
ville; his special friend. Jackie
Oemeni of Mocksville; 6
brothers, Aaron James of
Statesviile. Rayvon James of
Hamptonville, Wayne James
of Mocksville. nnd Perry
(Frances) James of Mocks-
viUe; 6 sisters, Debra (David)
Watldns of Slnle.svjlle, S.ndel-
lia (Henry) Gaiiher of Har
mony, Elouise (James) Parks.
Mary Lois Imes and Linda
Smyre, all of Statesviile, and
Cora (Cornelius) Speakman
of Charlotte; 3 grandchildren,
Quaylen James, jyana James,
and Shanice Rankins; a spe
cial cousin, Johnny lines; oth
er relatives and many friends.
His funeral service was
held Sunday, .lime 23 at 3 p.m.
at Piney Grove AME Zion
Church in Harmony. Pastor
Marcus Farmer delivered the
eulogy and biuial followed
in the church cemetery. The
family received friends at the
church 30 minutes before the
service.
Memorials; Piney Grove
AME Zion Church. PO Box
227.Hannony. 28G34.
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Brenda Lutisia McKnight
Johnsop. 53. of Hauser Road.
Lcwisville, died on Sunday.
June 23, 2013. at Forsyth
Medical Center.
Bom in Forsyth County
on June 21. 1960. she was
the daughter of the late Fred
McKnight and Dorothy Marie
Boggs McKnight. She was a
homemak« and a member of
Grapevine Baptist Church.
She was also preceded in
death by a brother. Ronnie
McKnight.
Survivors; 2 sons, Chad
Johnson of Winston-Salem
and Kenny Johnson of Lewis-
vilie; a daughter. Brittany M.
Johnson of Mullens. W.Va.;
a brother. Ricky (Kay) McK
night and a half-sister. Patri
cia Shores, both of Mocks-
ville; 4 grandchildren. Uttle
Kenny. Marie. CJ. and Vic
toria Johnson: and a special
companion, Ronnie Leonard.
A ceieWaiion of life service
will be Thursday, June 27 at
5 p.m. in the Davie Funeral
Service CJhapul in Mocksviile
conducted by Pastor Ron
nie Comer. Burial will be in
the Wesibend Baptist Cem
etery. The family will receive
friends on Thursday from 3-5
pjn. at the funeral home.
Memorials; Davie Funeral
to assist with expenses.
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' Foy Robertson Macldox
Mrs. Foy Robertson Mad-
dox, 90. died on Monday,
June 17, 2013. in Franklin,
Tenn.
She is preceded in death by
her husband, John E. "Jack"
Maddox; her parents, Joe
Henry Robertson and Mary
Terrcl! Robertson of Bixby;
.tnd her brothers Bill Roben-
son and Pete Armstrong.
Survivors; her siblings.
Charles Travis "Scrip"
'Robertson of Bixby. Joyce
Malone of Denver. Colo-
Bob Robertson of CIcmmons;
her children. John E. Mad
dox Jr. and wife Clarice and
daughter Liltic of Kingspon.
Tenn., Julie Maddox Cain and
husband John and daughters
Sarah Beth Cain,her husband,
Raphael Callc Is'aianjo and
F.va Cain of Franklin. Tenn..
Melissa Conner and husband
Don of St. (.ouis. Mo. and her
children Katie Crandall and
Jordan Edens of Jobn'ton City,
Tenn.
Memorials: Abheimcr's
Assoc. or to Willowbrook
Hospice of Franklin.
A memorial sen icc was
held at 2 p.m. Thursday.
June 20 at First Presbyterian
Church. Johnson City. Tenn.
Burial was at 2 p.m. Friday,
June 21 at Bixby Presbyterian
Church.
Online condolences; mnv.
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Ky'Michael Sellers
Ky'Michacl Sellers of
Cooleemee was bora Dec. 13.
2011 at Forsyth Hospital, son
of Ru.sscll .Sellers and Dani
elle Johnson Sellers. He died
on June 23.2013.
In addition to his parents,
he is survived by: 2 brothers,
Russell Sellers Jr. and Keanu
Sellers, both of Mocksviile:
a God sister. Brittany Wilson
of Woodlcaf; maternal grand
parents. Mary Ann Johnson
of Hawaii and Terry John
son of Mocksviile; paternal
grandparents. Shirley Sellers
of Mocksviile and Rotlney
(Teresa) Tenor of Mocksviile;
great-grandparents. Pliillippi
Pangorang of Hawaii. Vivian
Biyant and Mary Ann Ten
or of Mocksviile: 2 special
aunts, LaKcisha Tenor and
Shanta Sellers; an uncle, Rod
ney (Evettc) Tenor Jr.; many
other relatives and friends of
the family.
A memorial service will be
held on Thursday, June 27 at 6
p.m. in the chapel of Graham
Funeral Home. Elder Tim
Dalton will officiate.
Online condolences: mcir.
Crahamh'unertilHoineMel.
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y Jesse Martin Sofley Jr.
Mr. Jesse Martin Sofley
Jr., 84, of US 158, Advance,
died Saturday, June 22,2013,
at Forsyth Medical Center in
Winston-Salem.
He was bom on Oct. 22,
1928 in Davie County to the
late Jesse Martin Sofley Sr.
and Margie Foster Sofley.
He was owner/operator of
Sofley Thicking Co. Mr. Sof
ley loved his tractors and his
dog. He enjoyed watching his
grandson Nicholas refurbish
an old John Dcere recently.
Survivors: his wife of 65
years, Catherine Mock Sof
ley of the home; a daughter,
Kathy Pfeiffer and husband
Mike of Advance; a grand
son, Nicholas Pfieffer; and a
brother, Roy Sofley (Sandra)
of Advance.
A graveside service was
conducted at 11 aju. Mon
day, June 24 at Mocks United
Methodist Church Cemetery
with the Rev. Bill Taylor of- '
ficiating. The family received
fiicnds one hour prior to the •
service in the church.
Memorials: Mocks UMC,
PO Box 2122, Advance.
Online condolences: inviv.
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Mary Crotts Spry
Mrs. Maty Kathleen Crotts
Spry, 83, of NC 801 S.,
Mocksville, died Thursday,
June 20,2013, at Davie Place.
She was bom July 1,1929.
in Davie County to the late
David Franklin and Net
tie Ann Elizabeth Brogdon
Crotts. Mrs. Spry was a hfe-
tirae member of Concord
United Methodist Church
where she was a member of
the United Methodist Wom
en. She was retired from Da
vie County Schools having
served as secretary at Coolee-
mee Elementary for 29 years.
She was also preceded in
death by a sister, Sadie Crotts
Wagner; and 4 brothers, Rob
ert Homer Crotts. Paul Crotts,
Buddy Crotts and Tommy
Crotts.
Survivors: her husband of
62 years, William Conrad
Spty of the home; 2 sons, Wil
liam Richard Spty (Tina) and
Samuel CroHs Spry (Linda),
all of Mocksville; 4 grand
children, Seth Spry (Ash
ley), Tyler.Spiy, Maty Doby
(Casey) and Joseph Spry; and
a brother, Henry Crotts of
Mocksville.
A funeral service, was con
ducted at 11 aju.. Saturday,
June 22 at (Concord United
Methodist Church with the
Rev. Roy Miller officiating.
Burial followed in the chiuch
cemetery. The family received
fiiends at the church one hour
prior to the service.
Memorials; Concoid UMC.
c/o Keith Felts, 161 Cherry
Hill Road, Mocksville.
Online condolences: rviviv.
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