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01/07/2026

David Thurman

David Lee Thurman, age 64, was born on October 10, 1961, to Millie Jean R**e Thurman of Pittsburg, Texas, and Jack Loyd Thurman of Nevada, Texas. He lived most of his life in Mineola, Texas, where his roots, faith, and lifelong connections were firmly planted.

David was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Donna Gaby Thurman, his wife of 34 years.

He is survived by his daughters, Renee' Thurman Childers and Brenda Thurman Montalbano, both of Maple Valley, Washington. He is also survived by his stepsons; Norman Barnhart and wife Julie, Dale Caston, Jesse Caston, and Jason Caston and wife Stefanie. Together, David and Donna shared a blended family of 11 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, along with numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.

David is also survived by his siblings: sister Patricia Thurman Wood of Ft. Worth, brother Richard Thurman, sister Vici Houton and husband Jim, and brother Glen Thurman and wife Pam, all of Mineola.

David spent his career as an over-the-road truck driver, a profession he respected and took great pride in. He earned a distinguished safe-driving award for surpassing one million miles without an accident, a testament to his professionalism and steady dedication.

He was a member of Central Baptist Church in Mineola, where his family has a long and meaningful history of membership.

David loved the outdoors and especially enjoyed fishing and hunting. He was well known for his storytelling, often sharing memorable tales of the people he met and the adventures he experienced on the road. He also cherished time spent with his special friends-Terry, Virginia, and Linda-whom he lovingly called his sisters. Playing dominoes with them was a favorite pastime and, at times, a very competitive sport.

David will be remembered for his strong work ethic, his love of fellowship, his sense of humor, and the stories that brought laughter to those around him. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

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01/06/2026

Euna Bradley

It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Euna Rlee Bradley, beloved mother, grandmother, and cherished friend, who left this world peacefully on January 4, 2026, at the age of 101. Euna was born on February 24, 1924, in Franklin County, Texas, where she spent her years immersed in a life shaped by the rhythms of rural living. A devoted housewife, she found joy and purpose in nurturing her family and tending to the land alongside her husband.

Euna was a loving mother to her daughter, Lamanda D. Griffith and husband, Micheal, her sons, James W. Bradley and Richard O. Bradley and his wife Susan. She was also a proud grandmother to four grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews who held her dear. Known affectionately as "Granny," Euna created a home filled with love, delicious home-cooked meals, and the warmth of family gatherings. Her kitchen was a hub of activity-where fresh vegetables harvested from the garden graced the table alongside her delectable chocolate pies and cobblers.

Euna was preceded in death by her husband, Owen Turner Bradley; parents, William Mack Hayes and Dora Jacobs Hayes; brothers, Grady G., J.T. Hayes and Leonard Hayes, and sister, Betty L. Johnson,

In addition to her devotion to family, Euna was active in her faith. A long-time member of the Clearwater Baptist Church, she attended services faithfully until the passing of her husband. Even in her later years, her commitment to Bible study and her ability to impart biblical wisdom to those around her remained a cornerstone of her life.

Euna's creativity flourished through her quilting, crocheting, and knitting projects, which adorned many homes and brought comfort to those who used them. Her steadfast spirit and remarkable resilience showed through every task.

Her family wishes to extend heartfelt gratitude to the Focused Care staff and caregivers at Cypress Basin Hospice, whose compassion and attentiveness enriched her final years, providing her with dignity and joy.

A graveside service will be held in honor of Euna Rlee Bradley at Clearwater Cemetery on January 7, 2026, at 1:30 PM, following a visitation at the same location starting at 1:00 PM. She will be laid to rest in a place where her legacy of love and devotion will continue to inspire those who knew her.

As we gather to celebrate her life, we will remember her unwavering faith, boundless love, and the lasting impact she made on the world around her.

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01/06/2026

Gary Keith

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Gary Lynn Keith, age 82, of Mt. Vernon, Texas, who departed this life peacefully on January 2, 2026. Gary was born on February 3, 1943, in Franklin County, Texas, to Lester and Madie Keith.

A member of the Clearwater Baptist Church, Gary devoted his life to his family and the land he worked. He enjoyed a fulfilling career as a dairy farmer, contributing significantly to the agricultural community. He was a beloved father to his three children: Marcus Lynn Keith, Brian Scott Keith, and Kristina Ann Keith Hughes. A proud grandfather of five and a great-grandfather to three, Gary's legacy will live on in the hearts of his family and friends.

Gary was preceded in death by his brother, Leon Keith

The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to all who have offered their condolences and support during this difficult time.

Gary Lynn Keith will be dearly missed but fondly remembered for his kindness, dedication, and the joy he brought to everyone who knew him.

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01/05/2026

Kathleen Kurz

Kathleen Ann Lee Kurz, 90, moved from hugging her children to hugging Jesus on January 3, 2026. Known as Ann, Mom, Gramma, and Great Gramma, she was surrounded by her children at home when she took her last breath on this earth.

Born on November 28, 1935, in Lima, Ohio. She was the eldest of 8 brothers and sisters with two older stepbrothers. She married Karl W. Kurz on June 19, 1955. She is preceded in death by her parents, Robert Lee and Philomena Kathryn Lee, stepbrothers, James Lee and William Maus, sisters, Virginia Lhamon and Janet Crish, and the love of her life, husband and soul mate, Karl W. Kurz.

She is survived by her three children, Kaye (Gary) Thompson, Karl (Beth) Kurz, and Brenda (Abe) Wyant, eight grandchildren, Zachary (Courtney) Wyant, Staci (Joseph) Towns, Jessica Wyant, Karl W. (Caitlin) Kurz, Kari (James) Perry, Lauren (Matt) Sinclair, Klark (Polly) Kurz, and Caleb (Shelby) Thompson; 15 great grandchildren, Katy, Everett, Kannon, Riley, Karlie, Knightly, Holland, Micaiah, Evangeline, C**t, Koda, Selah, Quinn, Abigail and baby Perry due in June. She is also survived by sisters, Patti Smith, Carol LoBue, Barbara Lee, Bette Rader and brothers Bob Lee and Frank Lee. She leaves behind countless other children that she claims as her own through years of children's ministry in church and Community Bible Study.

Ann was a red headed ball of fire, full of passion, who lived her life by serving others, especially children. God's Word permeated her life as she memorized scripture, was committed to in-depth Bible study, and prayed scripture over her children, family, and friends on a regular basis. She chose a verse for each grandchild every year and gave it to them on an index card so they would know that she prayed that verse for them all year. She boldly worshiped the Lord and if you were ever near to her when singing you knew the meaning of make a joyful noise! She often had to be restrained from trying anything and everything no matter her age or the degree of difficulty. Digging ditches, deer hunting, demo'ing rock walls in her late seventies and early eighties gives a small glimpse of her "I can do it" attitude. Even after a debilitating stroke in 2018, while living with chronic pain, she tried to help and serve everyone. She was well known for her own "hug" ministry and recruited ANYONE she met to join her in her mission to hug everyone in the world. When she hugged you, she determined when the hug was over, not you!

Ann and her husband, Karl, who beat her to the presence of Jesus in 2008, modeled the generosity of time and talents by supporting many evangelical ministries and missionaries around the world while serving together in church, volunteer fire departments, and community organizations. The legacy of this man and woman was the direct result of becoming new creations in Christ. This bold redheaded woman and quiet introverted man left a kingdom impact their children strive to emulate.

A celebration of life service will be held January 18, 2026, at Kingsland Baptist Church, Central Campus Worship Center, in Katy, Texas at 2:30 pm. Our Lord Jesus, himself may have to restrain her from attending her own service to administer hugs to all.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Happy Hill Farm (www.happyhillfarm.org).

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01/05/2026

Timothy Park

Timothy James Park, who departed this life on November 10, 2025 in Winnsboro, Texas. Born on January 19, 1961, in Little Rock, Arkansas, to the parents of Jack and Dottie Park.

Tim lived a brilliant and wonderful life; marked by curiosity, adventure, and deep love for family and friends. From an early age, he knew his calling to be a lensman, following in the footsteps of his father Jack Park. In seventh grade, he was hired by the local newspaper to shoot the local school football teams for publication in the paper. At that young age, he also shot his first film which aired on PBS. By 9th grade, Tim had a business of his own shooting the coaches' game film as well.

During his senior year of high school, he was hired for his first job in broadcast television by KTHV TV in Little Rock, working as film lab manager and photographer. He also photographed the "Travelin Arkansas" series with Chuck Dovish. In 1984, Tim was hired by KDFW-TV in Dallas. During his career at KDFW, he photographed news events of local to international importance, and served as Creative Services & Chief Sports Photographer, covering all the professional teams in Dallas.

Dallas became Tim's home, where he built a life full of joy, purpose, and love. He was a devoted father and a cherished presence in the lives of those around him. Tim's warmth, enthusiasm, and generous spirit left a lasting impression on everyone he met. You would never find him without a smile on his face or a joke at the ready.

Tim's work in news and sports reflected his passion for storytelling and connection. During his video career in Dallas, he traveled with the Dallas Cowboys during their glory days- experiences that blended his professional excellence with unforgettable moments in sports history. He even had his ponytail cut by running back Emmitt Smith! Tim also worked freelance for CBS News and Sports, ESPN, NFL, MTV and many other organizations. He will be remembered for his fun-loving, sometimes eccentric personality, including his proclivity to use esoteric vocabulary; and share stories and platitudes from his time with the Jimmy Johnson led Cowboys, such as "Get your mind right with the ball."

Tim is survived by his siblings, Michael John Park, Patrice Park Jones, and John Jay Park; his niece, Kelley Erin Park; and his beloved children, Samuel Newton Park, Katherine Alyssa Park, and Zachary Ryan Park.

Tim was preceded in death by his father; Jack Park, mother; Dottie Park, sister-in-law; Judy Park, and his niece; Katharine "Katie" Park.

Loved and treasured by many, Tim's life was one well lived. His legacy endures in the stories he told, the places he traveled, and the hearts he touched. He will be remembered forever by his family, friends, and everyone who was lucky enough to cross paths with him.

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12/30/2025

Mary Donaho

Mary Jo Donaho, 93, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of love, kindness, and gentle strength. She was born on October 11, 1932, and lived a life marked by compassion, grace, and unwavering devotion to her family.

In July of 1957, Mary Jo married the love of her life, Russell Donaho, and together they built a beautiful life over 67 years of marriage, remaining side by side until his passing in 2024. Their partnership was a true example of commitment and enduring love.

Mary Jo was the cherished mother of four children: Russell Jr., Chris, Michelin, and Katy. She was also blessed with several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, each of whom adored their "Nanny." To them, she was a source of warmth, gentleness, and endless encouragement-always ready with a smile, a hug, or a kind word.

Known for her sweet spirit, her beauty inside and out, and the kindness that guided her every day, Mary Jo touched countless lives. She created a home filled with love, laughter, and comfort, and her presence brought light to all who knew her.

She will be missed terribly, but her love, her lessons, and her memory will remain forever in the hearts of her family and all who were blessed to know her.

May her soul rest in peace.

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12/30/2025

Ed Mabry

Andy Edward Mabry, known to friends and family as Ed or Papa, passed away peacefully on December 27, 2025. He was born on October 25, 1941, in San Saba, Texas, to parents who were migrant farm workers. Ed was the oldest of eight siblings, and his early years were spent moving from job to job, living in a tent as his family sought new opportunities.Ed graduated from Pittsburgh High School while living in Pineview. It was during those formative years that he met Betty, who was visiting her grandparents in the area for the summer. They fell in love and were married on October 13, 1962. The couple lived in Leesburg before moving to Greenville and Sulphur Springs. Eventually, they settled in Winnsboro, where they built a life and raised their family.In his early career, Ed worked at E-Systems in Greenville for over a decade. He was proud to have been part of the team that worked on 'Airforce One.' Later, he purchased a dairy farm outside of Sulphur Springs, but found that dairy farming was too time consuming. So, in 1973, the couple moved to Winnsboro, where Ed returned to E-Systems while also building a poultry farm. He also managed to start a shavings business alongside his brother/best friend, Larry during this time where they provided bedding for local horse/poultry farms.In the early 1990s, Ed and his son, Matt, expanded their farming ventures by raising cattle and producing hay, building a solid partnership that would thrive for years. Ed was known for his love of working on the farm, cutting and raking hay on his tractor, and gardening during the summer months. His family meant the world to him, and he loved spending time with them, especially his granddaughters, Danielle and Darcie, whom he rarely missed an opportunity to cheer on at Lady Raiders basketball games.A highlight of Ed's life was a special trip to Alaska that he took with Betty, a cherished memory that brought them joy for years. While he enjoyed the endeavors of farm life, he also found time to visit his son Tim in Florida and took cherished vacations to Branson with Betty.

Ed is survived by his beloved wife, Betty Mabry; their sons, Tim and Matt Mabry; daughter-in-law Stacie Mabry; granddaughters Danielle Truett and husband Ty Truett, Darcie Mabry; great-granddaughter Avery Truett; and great-grandson Lincoln Truett; siblings; Reba Dodd, Sandra Wallis, and Larry Mabry; sisters-in-law Liz Mabry, Kathy Mabry, Janet Mabry and Nancy McKethan; brothers-in-law; Richard Dodd and Don Wallis; numerous nieces and nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews; special neighbor; Tonya Jones.Ed was preceded in death by his parents; Winfred Mabry, and Bessie Mabry, siblings; John Mabry, Dianne Nelson, Roger Mabry, and Robbie Mabry; brother-in-law; Danny McKethan.

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12/29/2025

Nancy Chambers

Obituary for Nancy Clydine Chambers

October 3, 1936 - December 27, 2025

It is with deep sorrow and profound love that we announce the passing of Nancy Clydine Chambers, a beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, who entered into eternal rest on December 27, 2025, at the age of 89. Born in Dallas, Texas, Nancy dedicated her life to her family and her passions, leaving behind a legacy filled with joy and creativity.

A longtime member of Winterfield Baptist Church, Nancy was not only a devoted parishioner but also shared her musical talents as a church piano player. Her love for music shone through as she joyfully participated in gospel groups, spreading love and inspiration through song.

Nancy was a talented graphic designer, whose artistic flair was matched only by her love for adventure. Alongside her late husband, she enjoyed riding motorcycles, creating countless memories on the open road. An avid bowler, she delighted in the camaraderie of friends and family during spirited games. Travel was another cherished pursuit, with Arkansas and Louisiana holding special places in her heart.

Nancy is survived by her two daughters, Sherry Phillips and husband, Evert and Karen Smith and husband, Bill, who cherish the values and love she instilled in them. She also leaves behind her grandchildren Jeremiah Quinn Phillips and Joshua Daniel Phillips and wife Jennifer, and her great-grandchildren Hayden Phillips and Lincoln Phillips, all of whom were blessed by her nurturing spirit and boundless affection.

Nancy was preceded in death by her parents, James Clyde Anderson and Leola Anderson, and husband, Rev. Hillie Quinn Chambers

A visitation to celebrate Nancy's remarkable life will be held on December 31, 2025, at 1:00 PM at Beaty Funeral Home in Winnsboro, Texas. This will be followed by a funeral service beginning at 2:00 PM, where family and friends will gather to honor her memory and share stories of her life and legacy.

In this time of sorrow, we celebrate Nancy's vibrant life and the joyous impact she had on all who knew her. May her spirit continue to inspire and remind us of the power of her unwavering faith in Jesus Christ, love, music, and adventure.

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12/26/2025

Roger Krantz

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Roger Krantz, a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend, who left this world peacefully on December 20, 2025, at the age of 71. Born on April 12, 1954, Roger lived a life full of adventure, service, and unwavering love for those around him.

Roger was a proud veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, serving honorably during the Vietnam War. These experiences shaped his character, instilling a deep sense of duty and respect that he carried throughout his life. After his service, he dedicated himself to a rewarding career in the oil field, where he earned the respect of many for his hard work and determination.

Above all, Roger was a devoted family man. He is survived by his beloved wife, Patricia, his cherished daughter, Kristy, his son, Robert Ray, his dear brother, Rickey, and numerous nieces and nephews. The bond they shared was evident to all who knew them, filled with laughter, support, and countless cherished memories. He had an incredible ability to make those around him feel valued and loved, whether at home or among friends.

Roger was preceded in death by his parents, Robert Lavern Krantz, and Wanda Sue Krantz and brothers, Ronnie Krantz and Robert Krantz.

Roger Krantz will be greatly missed, but his spirit will always remain a guiding light for those fortunate enough to have known him. Rest in peace, dear Roger.

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12/24/2025

Ernest Clark

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Ernest Ray Clark October 17, 1934 – December 21, 2025 Ernest “Ernie” Clark was born on October 17, 1934, in Portsmouth, Virginia, to Roswell S. Clark and Mary Creech Clark. He passed away peacefully on December 21, 2025. Ernie was raised in Portsmouth and graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1953. Following high school, Ernie briefly attended Chowan College in Murfreesboro, North Carolina, while serving as a member of the Virginia National Guard. In 1954, Ernie began his distinguished military career with the Strategic Air Command of the United States Air Force, serving honorably until 1963. While stationed at Ellsworth Air Force Base in Rapid City, South Dakota, he married his first wife, Dolores “Dee” Shaffer Clark, in 1957. During his Air Force service, which included assignments at several bases such as Torrejón Air Base in Madrid, Spain, Ernie continued his education by taking college courses whenever possible. After his discharge from the Air Force in 1963, Ernie settled in Amarillo, Texas. He worked for American National Insurance Company while attending West Texas State University in Canyon, Texas. In 1965, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education, aspiring to become a basketball coach. When coaching opportunities were not available, Ernie began a career that would define his professional life—public service and city management. From 1965 to 1968, Ernie served as Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Amarillo, where he discovered a passion for city government.

He went on to serve as Assistant City Manager in Stillwater, Oklahoma, from 1968 to 1970, while also pursuing coursework in Public Administration at Oklahoma State University. Ernie’s career in municipal leadership spanned over decades and communities. He served as Executive Director of the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission in Amarillo from 1970 to 1975; City Manager of Kingsport, Tennessee, from 1975 to 1979; City Manager of Bryan, Texas, from 1979 to 1991; and City Manager of Tyler, Texas, from 1992 until his retirement in 1997. Even in retirement, Ernie continued to serve as Interim City Manager in Jacksonville, Kilgore, and Paris, Texas.

Following the loss of his first wife, Dee, to a two-year battle with breast cancer, Ernie was blessed to meet and marry Della Poulos Clark in 1996. Together, they made their home in Tyler, Texas, where they enjoyed 29 years of marriage and retirement. They shared a love of travel, visiting many countries, and even spent a year living in England while assisting Ernie’s son in his business. Together, they served faithfully for many years in the Gideons International organization.

Ernie was a lifelong Christian who dedicated his life to serving God, his family, his friends, and his community. He served in leadership positions such as congregation president and Elder or Head Elder in every church he attended throughout his adult life, including Trinity Lutheran Church in Tyler. He was an active member of numerous professional and civic organizations, including the International City/County Management Association, Texas Municipal League, Rotary International, Toastmasters Club, Sister Cities organizations in Bryan and Tyler, Gideons International, and Grassroots America: WE THE PEOPLE. Throughout his career and life, Ernie was blessed by strong mentors and was deeply committed to mentoring others—both professionally and spiritually—leaving a lasting impact on many. Ernie was preceded in death by his parents; Roswell and Mary Clark; his first wife, Dee Clark; and his brother, William “Bill” Clark. He is survived by his loving wife, Della Poulos Clark; his children Katherine Clark Wolfe and her husband Mike, Mitchell Clark and wife Kathy, Anthony Scott Clark and wife Kristine,

Cynthia Poulos Atherton and husband Russell, Cassandra Poulos Mays and husband Kyle, and Christina Poulos Pope and husband Jason; as well as 13 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Ernie’s life was one of service, leadership, faith, and devotion, and he will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.

A Celebration of Life is scheduled for January 10th, 2026, at 11am at Trinity Lutheran Church in Tyler, Texas.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Trinity Lutheran Church and Gideons International.

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12/24/2025

Bobbie Folmar

It is with great joy and celebration of a life well-lived that we announce the passing of Bobbie Camille Folmar, who left this world on December 22, 2025, at the remarkable age of 100. Born on January 15, 1925, in De Kalb, Texas, Bobbie was the cherished daughter of Ella Mae and Ray Herbert Jones.

In 1940, her family moved to Winnsboro, Texas, where she blossomed, graduating from Winnsboro High School in 1943. Her dedication and spirit shone brightly as she received the Citizenship Award and played a proud role in the Red Raider Band. Bobbie continued her education at Tyler Commercial College, paving the way for a successful career as a secretary. Her professional journey began at the Soil Conservation Service Work Unit in Winnsboro and later transitioned to the district office in Mt. Pleasant, Texas.

In 1956, she married Harry Garbett from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and they spent 35 wonderful years in Houston, Texas. In Houston, Bobbie became an active member of South Main Baptist Church, contributing her time to the Welcome and Usher Committees and participating in the Friends in Deeds Medical Program. As part of her professional endeavors, she worked for the American Automobile Association, skillfully managing domestic travel reservations.

In 1987, Bobbie and Harry returned to their roots in Winnsboro, where they joined the First Baptist Church. Here, she continued her legacy of service by being involved in the Welcome and Bereavement Committees and serving as the secretary for the Adult 1 Sunday School class. Bobbie also generously dedicated her time to deliver Meals on Wheels and was a former member of the local civic club.

She bravely faced the loss of her husband, Harry, in 1991. In 1996, she found love again with John Noel Folmar of Pickton, Texas, though he too passed away in 1997. Bobbie was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Si Jones, and both of her husbands.

Bobbie leaves behind a loving family, including her niece Nancy Jones and her nephew Larry Jones of Leesburg, Texas, as well as her great-nephew and great-niece, Chris and Randi Jones and family from Ponder, Texas, Chad and Falon Jones and family of Dallas, Texas, and Kyle Jones of The Woodlands, Texas.

Friends and family are invited to join us for a Funeral Service at Beaty Funeral Home-Winnsboro at 2:00 PM, with visitation beginning at 1:00 PM.

As we celebrate the vibrant life of Bobbie Camille Folmar, let us remember her kindness, her commitment to service, and her unwavering spirit. She leaves a legacy of love and community service that will continue to inspire all who knew her.

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12/22/2025

Charlie Williams

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Charlie Louis Williams, Sr., who left this world on Friday, December 12, 2025, at his home in Alba, Texas. He was born on May 2, 1955, to Andrew and Dorothy Williams. He spent his life grounded in love, hard work, and the simple pleasures that mattered most to him. Charlie was a devoted family man. He found his greatest joy in spending time with those he loved-especially his grandkids. Before he was unable to play you would often find him with a guitar in his hand and a smile on his face. Music was his language, laughter, his currency, and family his world. Charlie worked as a skilled leather smith for 30 plus years earning respect for his craftsmanship, dedication, and pride in doing things the right way. Outside of work, he was known for his storytelling, quick wit, contagious laugh and that mischievous twinkle in his eye-especially when it came to moonshine. Charlie was preceded in death by his parents; his beloved son, Charlie Louis Williams, Jr., known as "Bubba Hoodie"; his brother, Tony Dale Williams; and his sister, Alice Williams "Baby Angel." He is survived by his daughter, Misty Rana Williams "Hooks," and her husband, Allen Lee Hinson; his daughter, Wendy Cole, and her fiancé Michael Cearley; his son, Randall Cole, and his wife, Kelley; his brother, Marshall Williams; his sister, Evelyn Walker; eight grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; along with countless nieces and nephews who will all carry his memory in their hearts forever. Charlie will be remembered for the love he had for his family, spoiling his grandkids, the music he played, his laughter, and the warmth he brought into every room he entered by those who were blessed to call him Dad, Peepaw, brother, unc, and friend.

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