Concerned with the welfare of all youth, he touched the lives of many students, parents, colleagues and friends with his sincere devotion and compassion. GALLOP was a veteran of World War II, having served in the United States Coast Guard as a Chief Boatswain s Mate. Interment will be in Pleasant Branch Church Cemetery, Currituck, N. The family will receive relatives and friends for remembrance and visitation from 7 to 9 p. Tuesday at P. Thomasson Funeral Service, Bonney Road Chapel. Survivors include two daughters, Martha G. EISNAUGLE and Frances CROCKER and husband Cecil, all of Chesapeake; four grandchildren, Loren EISNAUGLE, JR., Dawn BAKER, Mary CROCKER and Carol CROCKER; and two great-grandchildren, R. BAKER and Ashley BAKER. Lucy pierce spruill obituary windsor nc. Burial will follow in Charity United Methodist Church Cemetery. He was buried on Feb, 17, 1960. David COXSON officiating.
In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by a sister, Joan G. DAVENPORT; and four brothers, Laland, Mahlon, Samuel, Jr., and David GIBBS. He was a native of Hyde County, N. C., and a retired self-employed plumbing and heating contractor. She united with the Disciples of Powells Point Christian Church some forty years ago under the administration of Brother NEALEY and up to the time of her affliction she was a regular attendant to her church duties. She was born in Dare County, NC, the daughter of the late Ulysses W. Lucy pierce spruill obituary. and Arkansas Scarborough HOOPER and the widow of Samuel L. She was a member of Rehoboth Baptist Church. James Harrison GARRETT. GRIMSLEY was born in Grandy, N. He was a member of Norview Baptist Church, Norfolk, and was employed at the Norfolk Naval Base. Linda Lee Slack GLISSON, 40, of Midway Drive, an assistant comptroller, died Feb. 18, 1992, in her home. He is survived by his wife, Deborah Hamm GIBSON of the home, two daughters, Edith ARMSTRONG and husband, Donnie of Grandy, NC and Wendy MEADOWS and husband, Johnny of Powells Point, NC; two sons, William Keith GIBSON and wife, Brandi of Jarvisburg, NC and George TRUMPS and wife, Dawn of Abingdon, MD.
Left to cherish his memory: a brother, Arnold G. GIBBS and wife Maryann; two half-sisters, Sadie POGUE and Margaret HUNTER and many nieces and nephews. Services will be Wednesday, February. He also graduated from College of the Albemarle and received his bachelor s degree from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1978. He was retired from the Norfolk Naval Shipyard and was a member of Pleasant Branch Baptist Church, Powells Point, N. Survivors include two sisters, Lula G. DAY and Almetta G. PLEDGER, and a brother, Nathan GALLOP of Norfolk. As the youngest of six siblings, Jeff enjoyed fellowship with his family. He was the last surviving child of Isaac and Bertie GALLOP. The pall bearers were her grandchildren - Grady GRIGGS, Creecy GRIGGS, Earl GRIGGS, Jarvis GRIGGS, Marvin OWENS, Alton OWENS, Roy SUMRELL, and Albert SUMRELL. Mable Gecolia Shaw White GODWIN, 69, died at 5:15 p. May 21, 1993, in Sentara Nursing Center of Currituck, Barco, N. She was a Currituck County, N. C., native; a member of Samuel Chapel Holiness Church, Moyock; president of its senior usher board; president of its pastor's aide and a member of its mother's board. GARRETT was born in Currituck County and was a member of Moyock Baptist Church. A music scholarship fund is being established in his memory. Until she graduated from Poplar Branch High School, she did not roam far from the southern end of Currituck County. NOTE: Mildred Irene Bateman Garrington was born April 4, 1909. Spruill obituary windsor nc. She passed peacefully, surrounded by her immediate family. Thomas Edwin GREGORY.
Survivors include her son, Brian GIBSON and wife Theresa of Moyock, NC; sister Debra LONG of Chesapeake; brother, Dr. John T. JENNINGS, III of Kent Island, MD; grand-daughters, Leah, Amanda and Chelsea. Born in Poplar Branch, NC to the late Bryan GRANDY and Mamie Ferebee GRANDY, he was the widower of Helen Ann Holmes GRANDY to whom he was married for fifty-six years. Postal Service after more than 30 years of service. He was born August 14, 1923 in Grandy, North Carolina to S. & Minnie GILDEN. Funeral services will be conducted on Friday, Dec. in Twiford's Memorial Chapel, Church Street, Elizabeth City, with the Rev.
Jack McKnight GEDDINGS. Coast Guard and was retired from the supply department of the Norfolk Naval Air Station. He later graduated from North Carolina A & T State University, Greensboro and completed coursework at Springfield College Massachusetts, and SUNY Cortland and SUNY Brockport in New York. In addition to his parents, the baby is survived by his grandmother, Mrs. Cora GALLOP of Hampton, and great-grandmother, Mrs. Ida SANDERLIN of Elizabeth City. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his sister, Becky GAYLORD. Russell Aubrey GRIGGS. A memorial service will be held at 1:00 p. on Friday, January 22, 2021 at Twiford Memorial Chapel. Frances Eugenia Miller GARRETT. Marjorie Ann Gray GRIER. Navy during WWII and worked in the Pacific as a Radioman and Gunner and Catalina Black Cat flying boats. GREGORY was born in Currituck County, N. C., and was a Baptist. He is survived by his wife of forty seven years, Doris Owens GRIFFIN; daughter, Pamela L CIULA and husband Pete of Virginia Beach, VA; brother, Rev. He was a member of Poplar Branch Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Barry GREGORY of Chesapeake, Va. ; three sisters, Lorraine CASPER of Belvidere, Betty Lou RIDDICK of Hobbsville and Gracie Lee RIDDICK of Elizabeth City; seven grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. GIAIMIS was the daughter of the late Angelo and Catherina Strazza DeGUGLIELMO and the wife of the late Dominick GIAIMIS. GLENDON, a native of Callicoon, N. was the daughter of Raymond Edwin FERBER and Linda Irene Luckey FERBER of Callicoon, N. Y., and the wife of Robert Francis GLENDON of the residence. James McCOY officiating. He was a member of the American Legion Post #288 of Coinjock, NC and a lifetime member of the NRA. Annie L. GARRINGTON. Steve CASTLE officiating. POWELL'S POINT - Callie Leigh GALLOP, 69, died March 10, 2001. Survivors include her husband, Jimmie W. MIMS; sons, James Dalton MIMS and wife Rebecca and Robert Clarence MIMS and wife Sedonia, both of Moyock; brother, Stanley ARANT of Clanton; her grandchildren, Barry COLBURN, III, Robin Theresa MIMS, James DALTON, III, Jeremy Dexter GLEASON and Dalton Robert MIMS; and two great-grandsons, Carson Andrew SHARBER and Bradley SHARBER. She was born January 19, 1942 in Norfolk, VA to the late Thelbert Ernest OWENS and Alice Florence Taylor OWENS and was the wife of Gene A. GREGORY. My family has always been very supportive of me and has helped me become the persistent and caring person I am today.
The Southern Post - August 3, 1983; pg. POWELLS POINT - Ruby Lee Stone GABBARD, 63, died May 20, 1986 in her home. Survivors include a devoted daughter, Mrs. Sharon EVANS of Virginia Beach; two sons, Kenneth DAVIS of Norfolk and Harold DAVIS of Virginia Beach; a sister, Mrs. Alice BEMBRY of Philadelphia; seven step-grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; one son-in-law; two daughters-in-law; five nieces; five nephews; and many other relatives and friends. Retired as Vice President in 1994. A Chapel service will be conducted on March 6 in Twiford's Colony Chapel, Manteo, with burial to follow in the Manteo Cemetery. He enjoyed tending his large vegetable garden on his property in Currituck County, North Carolina for the benefit of family and neighbors. She was there on a visit when the end came. GILLIAM was born in Moyock and had taught in North Carolina for 15 years. Funeral services will be held at the Buxton United Methodist Church on Monday, February 9, 2004 at 1:00 pm with Rev. Surviving are one daughter; Jinny G. COELHO of Grandy, two sons; Salvatore GIAIMIS of Sugarland, Tx and Richard GIAIMIS of Yonkers, N. Seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Survivors include her husband, C. V. GRAY; one daughter, Eva R. STEED of Virginia Beach; four sons, James E. BROWN, JR. of Richmond, Willie BROWN of Chesapeake and Nathaniel BROWN and Wyman GRAY, both of Norfolk; her step-mother, Helen JONES; one sister, Mary HIGHSMITH of New York City; one brother, John Thomas JONES of California; five grandchildren; and a host of nieces and nephews. GALLOP was the son of the late Clinton G. GALLOP and Mamie Fentress GALLOP. She is survived by three daughters, Denise FUQUA (Robert), Diana STROTHER, and Vivian WHELAN (Steve); her brothers, William Bud DOWDY (Judy), Tommy DOWDY (Charlene) and Sam DOWDY (Phyllis); her sisters, Jeanette PITT and Mary Lee WATERFIELD; grandchildren, Erica Strother MAROIS (Ian), Rachel STROTHER, and Caitlyn STROTHER; a sister-in-law, Janet DOWDY; and many nieces and nephews. GRANDY retired from NC Fishers as a captain after 27 years of service.
She was the daughter of the late Rufus W. Annie Lee McClellan CROCKER and wife of the late Calvin Root GALLOP. Kenneth William GUILL. Visitation will be held Thursday, November 25, 2004 from 9:00 A. until 9:00 P. at Charlie Marshall Funeral Home Chapel, Aransas Pass. A memorial service will be held Tuesday, Dec. 28, at 2 p. in Powells Point Christian Church by the Rev. He was a member of the Poplar Branch Ruritan Club and was son of the late Thomas J. Nancy Corbell GRANDY of Grandy.
Jeff was very devoted to his children, Caroline GUARD and Chuck GUARD and made a point to support them in their school and civic activities. The William Clarence Jackson VFW Post # 6060 will render military honors. Tar Heel - Friday, May 9, 1902; pg. GALLOP was born in Harbinger, N. C., and had retired from the Navy. Her love for her Union and the families and children she served led her to testify on their behalf in Washington, DC on two occasions before Congressional Committees on Child Welfare. The Economist [Elizabeth City, NC] - January 24, 1896). She attended the public schools in Currituck, N. Odessa had a passion for cooking and was employed on the Outer Banks most recently at Frisco's. He later served first as chief of Air Service 3rd Corps headquarters, 1st Army Air Service, then as assistant chief of staff operations, officer and inspector Air Service Unit, 1st Army, returning to this country in April, 1919, on the Fraf Zeppelin. Unknown newspaper - circa Sept. 6, 1966) Obituary submitted by Judy Merrell Brickhouse. GREGORY was predeceased by. He leaves behind to cherish his memories, two sisters, Cora WRIGHTON of Roper and Elsie WRIGHTON of Roper; six brothers, Henry WRIGHTON (Barbara), Willie WRIGHTON, Jessie WRIGHTON, Robert WRIGHTON (Carylon), Frank WRIGHTON and John Patrick WRIGHTON, all of Roper; two grandchildren, Ania HUGHES, Leah ELEAZER, both of Southhampton, N. ; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Besides his wife and mother, Mr. GOODWIN is survived by three daughters, Sherry G. MEADOR and husband Rusty of Oriental, N. C., Danna Michelle GOODWIN of Kill Devil Hills and Julia G. TODD and husband Jeremy of Fort Polk, La. Suella loved her Union, she was a long time activist and delegate. IN HARBINGER - Mrs. Evelyn Crocker GALLOP, 74, died Wednesday at 12:45 p. in Albemarle Hospital. Levi, aka Cletus, was a personable man with a great heart, always willing to help family and friends. In addition, he leaves his beloved grandchildren, Sam and Rebecca MASTERS and Jacob GROSSMAN. Graveside services were held Monday, June 11 by the Rev. She is also survived by three grandchildren, Tiffany RODRIGUEZ, Christine BENTON and Christopher BENTON; three great-grandchildren, Leah RODRIGUEZ, Autumn BENTON, and Emily RODRIGUEZ. George Everett GARRINGTON, DDS, MS, died June 16, 2010 in Gainesville, Fl.
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