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Clifford M. Dyer
Mrs. Clifford Melissa Dyer, 87, of Danielsville, died Sunday,
August 29, 1999, at her residence.
Mrs. Dyer was born January 14, 1912 in Gainesville. She was a
daughter of the late James and Gertrude Weaver Thomas.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, September 1, at Full Gospel
Holiness Church with the Revs. Lester Haynes and Larry Dyer officiating.
Burial was in the Nicholson Cemetery.
Survivors include her husband, Joe Collie Dyer; three sons, Dewey
Dyer, Blacksburg, S.C., Herschel Dyer, Danielsville, and Hubert
Dyer, Lula; two daughters, Lucille Hooper, Nicholson, and Ethelene
Meadow, Commerce; three brothers, Billy Thomas, Gainesville,
and Bobby Thomas and Charlie Thomas, both of Baldwin; five sisters,
Pearlee Armour, Belton, Vadie Armour, Dorothy King and Phoebe
Thomas, all of Alto, and Winnie Ward, Seneca, N.C.; 25 grandchildren,
33 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren.
Ivie Funeral Home, Commerce, was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Thomas R. Hambrick
Thomas Ray Hambrick, 58, of Carnesville, died Wednesday, August
25, 1999, at Cobb Memorial Hospital.
A native of Franklin County, Mr. Hambrick was born July 27, 1941.
He was a son of William Henry and Lilia Hart Hambrick.
Mr. Hambrick served in the U.S. Army and National Guard for 23
years and was a retired truck mechanic. He was a member of Gordon
Inter-faith Church. Mr. Hambrick was preceded in death by two
brothers, Ed Hambrick and Dank Hambrick.
Funeral services were held Friday, August 27, in the B.D. Ginn
Memorial Chapel of Ginn Funeral Home, Carnesville, with the Revs.
Truitt Brawner and Leon Carson officiating. Burial was in Franklin
Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include his wife, Joyce Walters Hambrick; one son,
Mike Hambrick, Carnesville; one daughter, Tina Greenmon, Lavonia;
four brothers, Hugh Hambrick, Ila, Herbert Hambrick and Albert
Hambrick, both of Royston, and Lewis Hambrick, Yelm, Wash.; four
sisters, Evie Lee Phillips, Kannapolis, N.C., Eva Varner and
Elvie Varner, both of Carnesville, and Elizabeth Harper, Royston;
and one granddaughter.
Ginn Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Lauren Rose
Miss Lauren Rose, infant daughter of Gary Wayne and Marilyn Ann
Canning Rose, Athens, died Wednesday, August 25, 1999.
Rose was born in Clarke County.
Graveside services were held Saturday, August 28, in Oconee Hill
Cemetery with the Rev. Robert Shephard officiating.
Survivors, in addition to her parents, include two sisters, Robie
Wilkes and Hannah Rose, both of Athens.
Brown Funeral Home, Danielsville, was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Dee A. Winter
Mrs. Dee Ann Winter, 27, of Comer, died Friday, August 27, 1999.
A native and lifelong resident of the Comer area, Mrs. Winter
was a daughter of Robert and Linda Epps Morgan, Comer.
She attended Emmanuel College and was a member of Compass Community
Church.
Memorial services were held Sunday, August 29, at Compass Community
Church with Jim Carpenter officiating.
Survivors, in addition to her parents, include her husband, David
Winter; two daughters, Kayleigh Winter and Alexandria Winter,
both of Comer; one sister, Tracy Lane, Virginia; two brothers,
Lee Morgan, Athens, and Lloyd Morgan, Savannah; and grandfather,
T.J. Epps, Athens.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Kayleigh and
Alexandria Winter Educational Trust Fund, c/o Jim Carpenter,
Compass Community Church, 484 Spratlin Mill Road, Hull, GA 30646.
Lord & Stephens Funeral Home, East, was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Lonnie Lanier
Lonnie Lanier, 34, of Athens, died Tuesday, August 24, 1999.
A native of Cochran, Mr. Lanier was a son of Will Harris, Atlanta,
and Lula Mae Harris, Athens.
Funeral services were held Saturday, August 28, at Lyonsville
Baptist Church, Rayle, with the Rev. Lamar Davenport officiating.
Burial was in the church cemetery.
Survivors, in addition to his parents, include one son, Martavio
Bush, Colbert; one sister, Diana Beck, Cochran; and two brothers,
Larry Lanier, Athens, and Bobby McLendon, Crawfordville.
Davenport-McLendon Mortuary, Washington, was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
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Benny R. Wood
Benny R. Wood, 52, of Buford, father of Benjie Wood, Hull, died
Friday, August 27, 1999, at his residence following a brief illness.
Mr. Wood was a native of Buford. He was preceded in death by
his mother, Lois Wood, and a brother, Cpl. Don Wood.
Funeral services were held Monday, August 30, in the chapel of
Tapp Funeral Home, Buford, with the Rev. McHoyt Moore officiating.
Burial was in Broadlawn Memorial Gardens, Buford.
Survivors, in addition to his son, include aunts, Jean Kilgore,
Buford, and Peggy Litchfield, Lawrenceville; and uncles, Harold
Johnson and Douglas Johnson.
Tapp Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
James C. Fleeman
James Carlton Fleeman, 70, of Athens, died Friday, August 27,
1999.
A native of Oglethorpe County, Mr. Fleeman was a son of the late
Barry Ardeen Fleeman and Ora Belle Ogle.
He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served during the Korean War,
and was a farmer.
Graveside services were held Saturday, August 28, in Grove Chapel
Congregational Holiness Church with the Rev. Buford Lockman officiating.
Survivors include one sister, Gertrude Dailey, Winterville; one
brother, J.W. Fleeman, Winterville; two half-sisters, Mary Dover,
Colbert, and Martha Parham, Florida; and nieces and nephews.
Lord & Stephens Funeral Home, East, was in charge of the
arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Jerry M. Chambers
Jerry Michael Chambers, 49, of Commerce, died Tuesday, August
24, 1999, at his residence following an extended illness.
Mr. Chambers was born October 30, 1949. He was a son of J.T.
and Imogene Chambers, Homer.
Mr. Chambers was a U.S. Army veteran, having served during the
Vietnam War.
Graveside services were held Thursday, August 26, in Banks County
Memorial Gardens, Homer, with the Rev. Jerry Stowe officiating.
Survivors, in addition to his parents, include his wife, Sharon
Chambers; two step-sons, Greg Abernathy, Gillsville, and Jermy
Abernathy, Gainesville; and two sisters, Rita Chambers and Judy
Miller, both of Homer.
Ivie Funeral Home, Commerce, was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Odessa V. Smallwood
Mrs. Odessa Veal Smallwood, 86, of Lilburn, formerly of Commerce,
died Saturday, August 28, 1999, at Eastside Medical Center.
A native of Clarke County, Mrs. Smallwood was born September
14, 1912. She was a daughter of the late Arthur and Roxyanna
Grey Veal.
Mrs. Smallwood was a homemaker and a member of Morning Star Baptist
Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roy Smallwood.
Funeral services were held Sunday, August 29, in the chapel of
Little-Ward Funeral Home, Commerce, with the Rev. Mark A. Poston
Sr. officiating. Burial was in Grey Hill Cemetery, Commerce.
Survivors include a number of nieces and nephews.
Little-Ward Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
Charlie E. Kennedy
Charlie Edward Kennedy, 57, of Maysville, died Sunday, August
15, 1999, at BJC Medical Center, Commerce.
A native of Cordele, Mr. Kennedy was born April 13, 1942. He
was a son of Mary Sego Speight, Maysville, and the late Charlie
L. Kennedy.
Mr. Kennedy was a member of Fellowship Baptist Church, a member
of Local #926 Operating Engineers and of Local #302 Seattle Washington.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, August 17, in the chapel
of Ivie Funeral Home, Commerce, with the Revs. Ron Glaze and
James Richter officiating. Burial was in Banks County Memorial
Gardens, Homer.
Survivors, in addition to his mother, include one son, Chuck
Kennedy, Dallas; three daughters, Stephanie Kennedy and Vickie
Logan, both of Dallas, and Scarlett McClellan, Hiram; two brothers,
L.J. Kennedy, Crescent City, Fla., and Ronald Oshs, Maysville;
two sisters, Dorothy Smith, Monroe, and Evelyn Tomlin, Jonesboro;
and three grandchildren.
Ivie Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
The Madison County Journal, September 1, 1999
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