Aurora Nell Crook
December 1, 2024
Mrs. Aurora Nell Crook, age 83, passed away, Tuesday, November 26, 2024, in Atmore, AL, surrounded by her family. She was born, February 21, 1941, in Pensacola, FL; grew up in McCullough and later moved to Atmore, where she also attended Unity Baptist Church.
She was a wonderful cake decorator and loved being part of the Atmore Garden Club. In her free time, she volunteered at the Red Cross and was an active member of the Atmore Pink Ladies. She enjoyed playing ladies’ dominoes and had a passion for singing old-time hymns, along with a love for country music. Traveling brought her joy, especially when it meant spending time with family. As a strong Christian woman, she cherished attending church and living her faith each day.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Willie Timothy (Myrtice Salena Wise) Nall; five brothers, Enoch Nall, Marlin Nall, Olen Nall, Adrian Nall, Shelby Nall, and two sisters, Emmanette Hughes, and Louise Powell.
She is survived by her loving husband of 34 years, Charles Crook, of Atmore, AL; one son, Ricky (Sherry) Crook, of Atmore, AL; four daughters, Renee (Eric) McNeil, of Bay Minette, AL; Donna McDowell, of Summerdale, AL; Ginger (Chris) Bailey, of Loxley, AL; Donna Sawyer, of Atmore, AL; two sisters, Wilda (Tom) Knox, of Maryland; Myra (Bill) Barton, of Mobile, AL; grandchildren, Ashley (Luke) Brown; Bethany Crook (Nathan) Therrell; Blake Crook; Hannah (Bo) Smithart; Noah McNeil; Joshua (Courtney) McDowell; Jordan McDowell; Kim Bailey; Nick Bailey; nine great-grandchildren, other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, December 1, 2024 at 2 p.m. at Petty-Eastside Chapel Funeral Homes, with Chaplain Joshua McDowell officiating.
Burial will follow at McCullough Cemetery.
Visitation will be held Sunday, December 1, 2024 from 1 p.m. until service time at 2 p.m. at Petty-Eastside Chapel Funeral Homes.
Pallbearers will be Bo Smithart, Luke Brown, Trusten Brown, Will Smith, Kaden Odom and Daniel White.
Anthony Ray James
December 1, 2024
Anthony “Tony” Ray James, 66 of Atmore, AL passed away November 28, 2024, in Atmore, AL. He was born on February 17, 1958, in Mobile, AL to Eugene Ray and Janie Rowell James. He attended Pine Level Primitive Baptist Church. He was a previous manager at Atmore Truckers Association and Agriliance in Atmore. He was owner of James Custom Blend. He is preceded in death by his father Eugene Ray James.
He is survived by his wife, Vickie Melton James of Atmore, AL; his daughter, Railyn (Jeremy) Rolin of Nokomis, AL; his mother, Janie “Ann” James and his brother, Phillip (Denise) James both of Nokomis, AL, and his two grandchildren Gabby and Greenlee Rolin.
Graveside services will be held on Sunday, December 1, 2024 at 2:30 p.m. at Oak Hill Cemetery with Elder Gene Freeland officiating.
Interment will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Jeremy Rolin, Brandon James, Ray James, Ian James, Joey James, Todd Booker, Alan Ash and Robert Nichols.
Honorary pallbearers will be Ral Smith, Andy Wilkins and Greg Hodgen.
Joe Max Petty
December 1, 2024
Mr. Joe Max Petty, age 73, departed this life on November 24, 2024, at his residence in McDavid, Florida. A native of Canoe, Alabama, he spent several years residing in Atmore, Alabama before settling in McDavid, Florida. Throughout his life, Mr. Petty was a dedicated member of the Atmore Branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and Ray’s Chapel Baptist Church, where he actively contributed to his community. His legacy will be remembered fondly by family, friends and all who had the privilege of knowing him.
He was a dedicated individual whose life was marked by service and commitment to his community. Graduating from Escambia County High School in 1969, he continued to further his education at Jefferson Davis Community College and S.D. Bishop State College, laying a solid foundation for a career devoted to helping others during their most difficult times. His involvement with Carney Masonic Lodge #549 and the Abba Shrine Temple of Mobile, Alabama, reflected a deep-seated belief in brotherhood and charity, with values that guided him throughout his life. Appointed as Coroner of Escambia County by Governor Guy Hunt in 1988, he undertook the significant responsibility of serving his community with compassion and integrity. Over the years, his professional journey took him through various esteemed funeral homes, including Fisher-Pou and Waters and Hibbert in Pensacola, Florida, and Flomaton Funeral Home in Flomaton, Alabama. In 1991, he co-founded Atmore Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, where he would build lasting connections with families, providing them solace during their times of grief. His unwavering commitment to compassionate service was evident during his tenure as General Manager at Jay Funeral Home, as well as through his role as co-founder of Eastside Chapel in 2000. In 2007, he became the sole owner of Petty Eastside Chapel, further solidifying his dedication to serving the community with care and respect. Through every role he embraced, he left an indelible mark on those he served, embodying the essence of empathy and care that is so crucial within the realm of funeral service. His legacy will live on through his son, William Oliver Petty, the proud owner of Petty-Eastside Chapel Funeral Homes, LLC.
Mr. Petty is preceded in death by his parents, Dr. William Martin (Nellie Chandler) Petty; brother, Elgia Uriah Petty; sisters; Marion Stedman and Donna Belinda Filmore.
He is survived by his only son, William Oliver (Nychole) Petty of Atmore, Alabama; two daughters Wendy (Matt) Shelton of Atmore, Alabama and April (Manny) Karvelas of La Grange, Georgia; brother, James Basil (Gina) Petty of Warrior, Alabama; grandchildren, Kannon Karvelas, Kaden Lassiter, Karson Karvelas, and Maleah Wiggins; mother of his children, Joyce Petty of Atmore, Alabama; numerous nieces and nephews and other family members.
Funeral services will be held, Tuesday, December 3, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at Atmore First Assembly of God Church with Reverend Dexter Truesdell, Reverend Nathan Brown, Reverend Don Davis, Sister Helen Stewart and President Harlan Spencer officiating.
Entombment will follow at Ray’s Chapel Baptist Church Cemetery in McDavid, Florida.
Visitation will be held on December 1, 2024, from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. The viewing will continue on December 2, 2024, from 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Petty-Eastside Chapel Funeral Homes, LLC. We invite friends and family to come together during this time to pay their respects. Your presence and support are greatly appreciated as we honor his memory.
Pallbearers will be Matt Shelton, Manny Karvelas, Kannon Karvelas, Charles Thompson, John O’Barr, Clay Hadley, Will Carter and Jason Hadley.
Honorary pallbearers will be Jimmy Malone, Joffrey Tullis, Leo Amerson, Mike Williams, Reverend Bill Stuckey, Keith Stedman, Kaden Lassiter, Karson Karvelas, Jim Staff and John Mitchell.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to:
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105
Pilots for Christ, P.O. Box 707, Monroeville, AL 36461
I, Oliver would like to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt gratitude to his caregiver, Roxanne Powell. Additionally, I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the dedicated staff at Petty Funeral Home for all that they have done for my dad over the years.
Minnie Hartley Webb
November 27, 2024
It is with deep sadness that we announce our Beloved Matriarch, Minnie Hartley Webb, known affectionately as “Granny,” passed away peacefully at home on Sunday, November 24, 2024, while surrounded by her loving family. Seven and a half months after the love of her life, her husband, our Grandaddy, Edward G. Webb, unexpectedly passed away, our Granny, Minnie H. Webb, and our Grandaddy, are now reunited and rejoicing together in Heaven.
Minnie was born on May 3, 1937, in Greenville, Alabama to the late Frank and Evie Lee Hartley. Minnie and the love of her life, her husband, Edward G. Webb, resided in Molino, Florida, where she was a cherished member of the community. Minnie’s life was one marked by her dedication to her faith and the Lord and to her family. She was the most kind-hearted, woman of God, and loving person you would ever meet. She taught her family to walk with the Lord and work for Him. She instilled values in each of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren to work hard and pray for everything. She instilled strength in each of us by the way she lived.
Minnie is preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Evie Lee Adams Hartley; brothers, Joe Hartley, Haywood Hartley, and Jerry Hartley; sisters, Ruby Beasley, Evelyn Knox, and Barbara Lowery; by the love of her life, her devoted husband, Edward G. Webb, and by her oldest daughter, Deborah Webb Weaver, and her husband, son-in-law, Jimmy Weaver.
Minnie was a loving and devoted wife to her husband, Edward G. Webb; and at the time of his passing in April 2024, they had been married for just a few months shy of 70 years. Together, Minnie and Edward built a life rich in love, faith, and family. The love that Minnie and Edward had for one another was extraordinary and the kind of love that we all should strive to have.
Together they raised three children and helped in raising all of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Minnie’s faith and unconditional love for her family were cornerstones in her life. Minnie leaves behind a legacy of her faith-driven life and love for her family, including her children and their spouses–David and Judy Webb and Donna and Tony Garrison. She also leaves behind six grandchildren and their spouses—Wesley and Tiffany McAnally, Ashley and Michael Rhodes, Patricia and Bobby Dix, Josh and Amie Webb, Patrick and Shay Garrison, and Jacob and Caitlyn Garrison. Minnie also leaves behind a host of great-grandchildren that she loved to spoil and brag about to everyone. Her great-grandchildren are: Ethan McAnally, Delaney McAnally, Brystal Rhodes, Brodie Rhodes, Brennan Dix, Ian Dix, Kiley Webb, Levi Webb, Mia Garrison, Kayson Garrison, Natalyia Harris, Reese Garrison, and Reagan Garrison. Minnie also leaves behind one brother-law, Melvin Lowery; two sisters-in law, Christine Hartley and Harriet Hartley, as well as a multitude of other extended family members and friends.
Minnie was a long-time member of Highland Baptist Church in Molino, Florida. Minnie’s faith and devotion to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, was a foundation of her life and was a testament that she passed on to her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Minnie was a homemaker, and loved taking care of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren throughout their lives. Minnie had a love for cooking and baking, which she passed down to everyone who entered her kitchen. She loved watching her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren cooking/baking and enjoying the family recipes that had been passed down through the generations. Minnie also loved to sew, and it was a true blessing to receive a handmade gift from her.
A service to honor Minnie’s life will be held on Monday, December 2, 2024, at Highland Baptist Church (6240 County Hwy 95A, Molino, Florida), with Faith Chapel North, overseeing the services. Family visitation and viewing will begin at 10:30 AM; Open visitation will be from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM; and the Celebration of Life service will follow, beginning at 12:00 PM. Family and friends are invited to attend and share memories and celebrate Minnie’s life. Burial will be in Highland Baptist Church Cemetery, immediately following the Celebration of Life Services. Speakers at the service will include Highland’s Pastor, Josh Helton, and Bro. Brad Johnson.
Pallbearers will be: Wesley McAnally, Josh Webb, Patrick Garrison, Jacob Garrison, Ethan McAnally, and Brodie Rhodes.
Honorary Pallbearers will be her great-grandsons: Brennan Dix, Ian Dix, and Levi Webb.
Ms. Minnie H. Webb will be remembered as a devoted Christian, loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and a loyal friend. Her stories, wisdom, and warmth of her company will be deeply missed by all who were fortunate enough to know and love her.
We would also like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Minnie’s grandson, Josh Webb, his wife Amie Webb, and their children, Kiley and Levi Webb, for taking such great care of Granny for the last several months. We would also like to extend our gratitude to Gentiva Hospice for the exceptional care Granny received during the last few months of her life.
James Cameron Gibbs
November 27, 2024
James Cameron Gibbs, known as Cameron Gibbs, 35 years old, Monday, November 25, 2024. He was born in Pensacola, FL to his parents, Kenneth E. Gibbs and Christina Dempsey on November 02, 1989.
James attended J.M. Tate High, Woodham High, P.J.C., and George Stone Technical Collage.
As an adult, James enjoyed attending Transformation Church of Pensacola and Crossfaith Church of Molino.
James Cameron Gibbs first was a lover, he loved hard and was very passionate about everything he did. James loved his family, he loved kids and animals, he would love a stranger if given the chance. He would share his music with everyone, there was never a quiet moment around Cameron, and he made sure of it! It was like a disco ball walked into the room whenever he arrived, and he would make sure that everyone would be the life of the party. Although his life may have been cut short, he had the biggest heart. If you were lucky enough to meet Cameron, you instantly knew he was a genuine person.
He is preceded by his grandfather, E.J. Gibbs, Jr.; and his brother, Grover Zack Prive, IV.
James is survived by his father, Kenneth E. (Sherlyn Franklin) Gibbs; mother, Christina (Joel Williams) Dempsey, brothers, Jerrod (Melody Berens) Gibbs, Richard “Ricky” (Corey Simmons) Gibbs, Caylen Dempsey, and Taylor (Karley) Price; sister, Carley Dempsey; and his best friend and pet, Bella.
A celebration of life will be held on Sunday, December 1, 2024 at 3:00 p.m., at the Barrineau Park Depot (6499 Old Depot Road, Molino, FL 32577.) John Daniel will be officiating.
Cameron enjoyed showing Steers at the Pensacola State Fair, playing musical instruments, singing, and playing with all children. He will be missed by many.
We love you so much and there will never be another person to love us like you did.
We thank God for allowing us to live amongst an angel for all these years.
Bruce Cofield
November 23, 2024
Mr. Bruce Cofield, age 87 of Brown Road in McDavid Florida, passed away Tuesday November 19, 2024, at his McDavid residence. Mr. Cofield was a native and lifelong resident of the Century-McDavid Florida area and was a retired mechanic in the automotive industry. He was of the Baptist Faith and loved to hunt and fish.
He is survived by his daughters, Tammy O’Brian of Orange City, FL, Debra Sasser of Panama City, FL; special nephew and caretaker, Ricky (Tracey) Cofield of McDavid; nephews, Timbo (April) Cofield of McDavid, Thomas Cofield of Century, Benny (Brenda) Cofield of Walnut Hill, FL, Tony (Pam) Cofield of Jay, Hunter Cofield of Century, Levi Cofield of Molino; nieces, Ronny (Dewayne) Cofield of Flomaton, Marie Blanton of Jay; special great-niece and nephews, Kaley Jo Cofield, Little Ricky Cofield, Sawyer Cofield; 4 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren, 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents, Tom and Mable Bell Cofield, wife, Colleen Cofield, daughter, Sandra Cofield.
Visitation will be held Thursday evening, November 21, 2024, from 6 until 8 P.M. at Flomaton Funeral Home.
Funeral services for Mr. Bruce Cofield will be held Friday November 22, 2024, at 12 Noon from the chapel of Flomaton Funeral Home with Pastor Bill Stuckey officiating. Interment will follow at McCurdy Cemetery in Century, with FLOMATON FUNERAL HOME OF FLOMATON DIRECTING.
Pallbearers: Hunter Cofield, Levy Cofield, Tyler Cofield, Jonathan Cofield, Michael Ford, Clay Smith.
Albert Franklin Singleton
November 23, 2024
Albert Franklin Singleton, age, 85 of Robinsonville, AL passed away November 22, 2024 in Atmore, AL. He was born on January 29, 1939 in Huxford, AL to Lewis and Sudie Singleton. Albert was a longtime member of Robinsonville Baptist Church. He was a farmer for much of his life. He was also a member of the Alabama Forestry Commission – EA Hauss Nursery for over 15 years. He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife Carolyn Singleton, son Perry Singleton, and his granddaughter; Holly Mack Jenkins.
He is survived by his daughter, Renee Mack of McCullough, AL, brother; Barney (Pat) Singleton of Atmore, AL, sister; Laura Weaver of Canoe, AL; grandchild; Dustin Mack, one great grandchild, Addie Jenkins, and grandson-in-law, Brett Jenkins.
Funeral services for Mr. Albert Franklin Singleton will be held Monday, November 25, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. at Robinsonville Baptist Church with High Priest Beth Linam officiating. Internment will follow in Robinsonville Baptist Church Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Bobby Wooten, Tony Wooten, David Womack, Kevin Holland, Rodney Helton and Jackie Helton.
Honorary pallbearers will be Garrie Singleton, Chris Singleton, and Mike Helton.
Visitation for Mr. Singleton will be held Monday, November 25, 2024 from 1 p.m. until service time at 2 p.m. at Robinsonville Baptist Church.
John Maynard Koehn
November 23, 2024
John Maynard Koehn was born on April 7, 1944, in Turlock, California to John B. and Susan Regher Koehn, the fourth of eight children. He peacefully passed away on November 14, 2024, at Oakwood Manor in Brooksville, Mississippi reaching the age of 80 years. His passing was a result of two strokes. Dad spent his childhood years on his dad’s farms around Winton and Atwater, California. He had many stories to tell of those years, even talking of a time when he saved his older brother’s life in the irrigation canal.
Dad did a lot of hard manual labor, milking cows, doing custom haying, and helping his dad in the almond and peach orchards and vineyards, where he acquired a lifelong love for fruits and nuts.
Dad attended school in the Merced County School District completing the ninth grade. He talked of being taken out of school many times to help on the farm. Dad answered the call of the Lord at the age of thirteen and was baptized into the Church of God in Christ Mennonite in Winton, California, on February 14, 1958, by Minister Edward Jantz. He remained faithful to these vows until the Lord called Him Home.
Dad left home and California at the age of 21, going to 1W Service in Denver where he made lifelong friends and fell in love with Colorado. He often talked of his time in service working at the hospital. After leaving 1W Service he went to Walnut Hill, Florida to marry our mother, Brooxene Sigafoose. They were married on March 22, 1968, by Minister Francis Peters and enjoyed life together for 56 years.
Our parents made their home and started their family in the Windsor, Colorado area. Dad was a farmer all his life starting out in Greeley together with his brother-in-law Orlan Koehn. There he farmed in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, irrigating sugar beets and corn with siphon tubes. They enjoyed 14 years in Colorado after which they moved in 1979 to Walnut Hill, Florida and bought a farm in Canoe, Alabama. Dad reared us children on the farm, gladly helping us boys to get started in farming and taking an interest in our crops and ambitions. He was disappointed to have to make his last move to Oakwood during harvest time.
Dad had a love for singing and would often ask us to sing together as a family, becoming a Sunday school chorister at 16, and a song leader for many years. He also enjoyed leading the Bible school singing. He and his siblings did a lot of singing together and later he was part of a quartet in Walnut Hill. We children have many fond memories of those evenings spent singing together.
Dad and Mom would talk about a time in their life of a recommitment to the Lord, and clear direction to remain faithful to the church. We as a family are very thankful for this. Dad often encouraged us as a family to live for the Lord.
Dad was a generous person,” who loved to pick up the tab”. He gave readily to CDR, often leaving his work, always ready to help those in need; and the Lord blessed his willingness to give. Earthly possessions were not his focus, and he was willing to live with less.
Dad and Mom opened their home many times through the years to different ones that needed a place to live, making a difference in their lives, and forming lifelong friendships.
In April of 2022 Dad and Mom went to live in Sage Crest Retirement Home in Buhl, Idaho to be near Mom’s niece Emily Peaster, to whom we are grateful for her loving care and medical advice.
In August of 2023 they moved back to care homes in Atmore, Alabama, until it opened up for them to move to Oakwood Retirement Village, just a few short enjoyable weeks ago. We appreciate the wonderful care team at Oakwood. Cherishing many memories are his loving wife, Brooxene , of Oakwood, four children, Mike and Sharla, Eraina and Chad Nickel, Eric and Jamie, all of Walnut Hill, and Jennifer of Stapleton, Georgia. Eleven grandchildren and nine great- grandchildren all of whom have a special place in his heart and he in theirs; siblings: Bill and Viola Koehn, Jane Giesbrecht, Grace and Orlin Koehn, Cornelia and Calvin Smith, Cynthia and Les Koehn, Faith and Bruce Farkas; sister-in-law: Jackie Koehn; Preceding him in death were his parents, stepmother Katherine Martens Koehn, one older brother, and one brother -in-law. Through the years numerous other family friends called him Dad and Grandpa. He will be missed by his family and friends in the community, including a special farming friend, Wiley Farrar from Canoe, Alabama. We as a family are grateful to all those who cared for him and appreciate all the prayers and kind words during this time.
Funeral Services were held Wednesday, November 20, 2024, at Southern Harbor Mennonite Church in Davisville, FL.
Interment was in Walnut Hill Memorial Gardens in Walnut Hill, FL.
Anna Hoover Weber
November 21, 2024
Anna Hoover Weber, aged 100, passed away peacefully on November 17, 2024, in Atmore, Alabama. Born on September 6, 1924, in Farmersville, PA to Joseph and Mary (Sensenig) Hoover. On April 8, 1944 she married Martin Weber and they celebrated 65 years before his death on April 18, 2009.
They lived on a dairy farm in East Earl, PA for 18 years. In 1962 they moved the family to the Poarch community in Alabama and she served in various ministries dedicated to her family, her church and her community. Her collection of guestbooks will show the countless times she opened her home for meals to neighbors, travelers and people in need that came to her door. In her later years Anna became an accomplished Scrabble player with her family and a circle of friends. She was a member of Grace Fellowship and was a beloved grandmother to the entire church.
Anna is survived by her children: James Weber (Ruth) of Atmore, AL, Mary Jane (Calvin) Schrock of Atmore, AL, Ruth Ann (Alvin) Yoder of Dublin, OH, Velma Schrock (Arlin) of Cleveland, TN, Joyce Suter (Robert) of Pandora, OH, and Philip Weber (Twila) of Irwin, OH. She was a cherished grandmother to nineteen grandchildren, forty-four great-grandchildren, and one great great-grandchild. She also leaves behind two sisters, Alma Eberly and Thelma Wenger, both of PA.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Martin M Weber; a son, Leon Weber (Susan); five brothers, Ellis, Willis, Allen, Paul, and Elmer Hoover; and two great grandchildren, Quinn Weber and Kyle Yoder.
Anna’s life was a testament of faithfulness and resilience. She spent many hours in prayer for her family. Her presence will be profoundly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Memorial gifts may be given to We Care Program, 3493 AL-21, Atmore AL 36502.
Funeral services will be held Friday, November 22, 2024 at 10 a.m. at Grace Fellowship Church in Atmore, AL with Pastors Gene King and Phil Weber officiating.
Interment will follow in Freemanville Community Cemetery in Freemanville, AL.
Pallbearers will be Sonya Miller, Jason Weber, Judy King, Sheldon Yoder, Chad Schrock, Juli Yoder and Amanda Miller.
Carolyn Rolin Dortch
November 21, 2024
Carolyn Rolin Dortch, age 61, of Poarch, AL passed away on November 17, 2024. She was born on February 7, 1963 in Atmore, AL to Jack Dempsey and Eunice Presley Rolin. Carolyn was a proud member of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. She also was a member of Rabun New Testament Church. She is preceded in death by her parents.
Carolyn is survived by her husband of 42 years, Paul Edward Dortch; her three children, Randall Rolin, Nathaniel (Heidi) Dortch and Jessica Dortch; nine grandchildren, Madyson Moye, Lukas Moye, Benjamin Moye, Adaline Dortch, Bentley Dortch, Aryonna Dortch, Bailey Knighten, Brodie Rolin and Autumn Rolin; her brothers, Bubba (Brenda) Rolin, Don Wayne Rolin, Ronnie (Margie) Rolin, Melvin (Marty) Rolin, and Paul Daniel Rolin; her sisters, Vera Ramer, Sheila (Jacky) Odom, and Lisa (Jerry) Walker with a host of family and friends.
Graveside services were held Wednesday, November 20, 2024, at New Home Cemetery in Poarch, AL with Bro. Bubba Rolin and Bro. Kevin Rackard officiating.
Interment was in New Home Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Lukas Moye, Benjamin Moye, Brodie Rolin, Bentley Dortch, Chris Emmons, Bill Walker, Jacob Rackard, Cameron Murphy and Bo Ramer.
Honorary pallbearers were Doug Purvis, Audie Coleman, Jimmy Reynolds, and Willie Faye Thomas.