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Brenda Sue Larson - February 28, 1957 - April 14, 2022

Departed: 04/14/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Brenda Wells Larson (65) of Kernersville, North Carolina, went home to be with the Lord on April 14th, 2022 after a long and courageous battle with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Brenda  approached her diagnosis the way she approached most things in life - with tenacity and determination. She found joy in this life until her final days, always finding reasons to smile when she was with her loved ones. She was adored by her parents Jesse Marie Wells and William Wesley Wells of Olathe, Kansas, and made them very proud with her many accomplishments. She loved her parents very deeply, caring for them and meeting their needs until their final days on this earth. We rejoice that she is reunited with her parents now. What a glorious reunion that must have been!

It is rare to find a person as strong and determined as Brenda was. Nothing could prevent her from accomplishing her goals and accomplishing them well. She was absolutely brilliant. Among her many accomplishments were a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!), a Master’s Degree from the University of Kansas, and many respectable titles throughout her career in special education. Brenda loved her students and enjoyed the many years that she spent teaching.

Of the many titles that Brenda held, her favorite was certainly “Grandma.” She adored her grandsons, spoiling them at every opportunity. In fact, Brenda and her husband Keith moved from Olathe, Kansas to Kernersville, NC in 2016 to be closer to some of their grandchildren. She enjoyed watching them play sports, playing outside with them, and feeding them sweet treats when their mother wasn’t looking. Brenda also loved the grandchildren that she was not able to see in person due to distance. She would dote over their pictures and speak of them often. She was very proud to have six grandsons. Brenda had many interests. She loved traveling, the beach, watching Alabama football, and music. She was incredibly talented and accomplished. She led a very full life. Brenda knew Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. She accepted Him and shared her faith with anyone who asked. We rejoice in this and find comfort in knowing that she is spending eternity in glory in the presence of God. Praise the Lord!

Brenda was preceded in death by her loving parents. Brenda is survived by her loving husband of forty-two years, Keith Larson of Kernersville, NC; her son, Kurtis Larson and wife Sinead of Toronto, Canada; her daughter, Karly Larimore and husband Daniel of Winston-Salem, NC; four grandsons of Winston-Salem, NC; two grandsons of Toronto, Canada; her brother, Bill Wells of Olathe, Kansas; two nephews and a niece that she adored, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

The family has decided to hold a private ceremony to honor Brenda at a later date. They thank you for your prayers during this difficult time.

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Billie Eugenia Smith - January 07, 1937 - March 16, 2022

Departed: 03/16/2022 (Winston Salem)

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Meahal Daniel Duffy - April 18, 1944 - March 10, 2022

Departed: 03/10/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Meahal "Mike" Daniel Duffy, 77,  passed away peacefully March 10, 2022 in Winston-Salem, NC surrounded by his four children. He was born April 18, 1944 in New York City to Edward and Mary Duffy

He graduated from Brooklyn Polytechnic in 1967 with a Bachelors of Science in Industrial Engineering. He was recruited into the General Electric Management Program and worked for GE in Erie, PA; both Deloitte & Touche, and ICC Industries in New York City; Hartz Mountain in Harrison, NJ; Richardson-Vicks in Wilton, CT and for many years as a Director at Proctor & Gamble, in Cincinnati, OH. Retirement led him to Paso Robles, CA; Leland, NC and most recently to Winston-Salem, NC.

Mike married Sandra Hixon Smith in 1970 of Albion, Indiana. He was the father of four: Mark, Tyler, Owen and Allison, and grandfather of twelve: Derek, Logan, Kaiya, Megan, Everett, Ella, Pippa, Declan, Chloe, Keenan, Clara, and Nolan. Their "Papi" was active in their lives and loved reading to them, playing board games, attending their athletic events and often sent them notes and cards in the mail.

He was an active person who loved biking, hiking, swimming, long walks and gardening. He received his Master Gardener Certification in 2013, and regularly volunteered at the Tanglewood Arboretum in Winston-Salem until his passing.

Mike was friendly, caring, compassionate and made connections with people easily. Mike always knew how to make people feel special and appreciated.  He was a natural business leader, possessed an engineer's mind, and was a lifetime student and teacher of all things in life.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and a brother Edward Duffy. Mike is survived by his three sons Mark Russell (Brigette), Tyler Duffy (Teresa), Owen Duffy (Elizabeth), a daughter Allison Weber (Jeffrey); three brothers Jim Duffy, Kevin Duffy, Brian Duffy, and a sister Marie Greenslade.

Mike was a continuous supporter of St. Jude Children's Hospital and in lieu of flowers, donations can be made there in his honor.

Details on a celebration of his life will be forthcoming.

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Larry Hastings Bolling - August 14, 1942 - February 18, 2022

Departed: 02/18/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Larry Hastings Bolling, 79, of Winston-Salem peacefully went home to be with his Lord on February 18, 2022. Larry was born August 14, 1942 to Howard and Beulah Bolling. He worked in landscaping for over 40 years. He married the love of his life Patsy on August 15, 1970.

Larry was a strong Christian man and loved his church. He served as a trustee, in the sound room and as a maintenance man. He loved reading his Bible and read it everyday. On Sunday afternoons he enjoyed Nascar racing. He had a great sense of humor and loved to make people laugh. He never knew a stranger and was loved by many friends. He will be missed greatly however we will see him again one day in heaven.

Larry was preceded in death by his parents and his brother David. He is survived by his wife Patsy of 51 years. Two children Shannon (Phil) and Bryan (Jessica);  9 grandkids Jordan, Clayton, Madison, Katie, Jeremy, McKenzie, Gibson, Jason (Kate) and Brandon; 2 great grandkids Sophia and Ezra.

A memorial service will be held 2:00 PM Saturday March 19, 2022 Rosemont Baptist Church 415 W. Clemmonsville Rd. Winston-Salem NC 27127. For flower donations please contact Pastor Mark Reed 336-788-3950 or Bryan Bolling 336-408-4491. Any monetary donations may be made to Rosemont Baptist Missionaries.

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Darryl Wayne Smith - August 25, 1965 - February 10, 2022

Departed: 02/10/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Darryl Wayne Smith aka RedDog, 56, of Winston Salem, NC died unexpectedly on February 10, 2022. Darryl was born August 25,1965 in Los Angeles, California to Coy M Smith and Carolyn E Smith née Maness. Born premature, he weighed 2lbs 12 ounces and had a hole in his heart. Darryl was a fighter from the start. A tough little guy. He didn’t let being small stop him from doing anything he set out to do. The family moved to San Diego CA in 1969. Darryl was an athletic child, who played little league baseball, football, rode and modified bikes, as well as doing stunts on them. He liked skateboarding, swimming, and fishing. A true sports fan for his entire life. Darryl, known to family and friends as Red or RedDog. Red because of his bright red hair and Dog because of his love for pit bulls and all dogs really. His dog Bigboy was his best friend. Red loved to keep people laughing by doing skits of characters he had created. He had a great sense of humor and was very comical. Anyone who met Red wouldn’t likely forget him.  He loved tattoos and had 88 of them from head to toe. He was one of a kind, quite a character, unique, loyal, proud, big hearted, funny and fiercely protective of his family and - whom he loved very much. Some career highlights are carpentry, climbing cell phone towers and landscaping. Interests and hobbies include NASCAR, gambling, beautiful women, building model cars, and watching football. He was an avid fan of the (formerly) San Diego Chargers. Darryl was preceded in death by his parents; brother Craig Smith; and niece Miranda Finch. Surviving are his brother Steve Brooks (Jackie); sister Lori Smith; dog Bigboy; nieces Jennifer, Melissa, Courtney, Hailey and Caroline; nephews Jeffrey, Jake, and Jared; great nieces Cassandra, Anessa and McKenzie; and great nephews Alex, Kingston, Zaiden, Phoenix, Damian, and Gabriel. Darryl was a loving son, brother, uncle and friend. He will be greatly missed. Gone but never forgotten. His memory will live on in our hearts forever. A memorial service will be held from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm on Saturday February 19, 2022 at Poplar Springs Christian Church 7120 NC 66 S King, NC 27021.

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Arnold McKinley Taylor - February 19, 1941 - February 07, 2022

Departed: 02/07/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Arnold McKinley Taylor, 80, of Kernersville passed away February 7, 2022.

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Trentin Daniel Millslagle - June 04, 1998 - February 03, 2022

Departed: 02/03/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Trentin Daniel Millslagle, of Clemmons was called to be with his Heavenly Father on the evening of February 3, 2022 at the young age of 23 from a tragic automobile accident after leaving work.  Trentin was born in Peoria, IL on June 4, 1998 to Jamie Turner (Bates) and Daniel Millslagle.  At the age of 5, he moved with his mother and family to Clemmons, NC where he lived until his death. He attended Southwest Elementary School, Meadowlark Middle School, and was a graduate of West Forsyth High School. He was pursuing an Associates Degree at Forsyth Technical College, with plans to continue his education and career with the park service.

One of his first words was ball and to no surprise, he loved sports from a very young age.  He played little league baseball and as he got older, played travel ball.  He also played basketball, football, and enjoyed watching sports, especially following Indiana Basketball with his Grandpa Bates and Uncle Adam who was like a brother to him.  He loved to travel, be outdoors, go hiking and had a growing passion for fishing.  As a full-time college student, Trentin worked at Tanglewood Pizza Co. where he was admired for his work ethic as a hardworking, dedicated, and reliable employee.  He was loved by his many co-workers and customers there. Trentin was deeply loved by his family and enjoyed many vacations with them.  He also loved spending time together swimming at his Grandparents’ pool.  He was funny, light-hearted, and a joy to anyone around him.  His energy and smile would light up a room.  He was always kindhearted, compassionate, and a great listener.  He was a regular attender at River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons for the past 17 years with his family

He was preceded in death by his grandparents Wayne and Linda Millslagle.

He leaves behind his devoted mother Jamie Turner; stepfather Nathan Turner; sisters Addison Turner, age 9, and Kylee Turner, age 2; girlfriend Katie Trader whom he loved deeply; grandparents Jerry and Brenda Bates; aunt Jessica (Doug) Jones; uncle Adam Bates; step-grandmother Linda Turner; step-grandparents Keith and Tracy Turner; aunt Amanda Turner; as well as several cousins.

A Celebration of Life service will be held at River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons, NC at 2:00 PM February 12, 2022.

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Micah David Utt, Sr - July 14, 1957 - January 30, 2022

Departed: 01/30/2022 (Winston Salem)

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Stephen Gary Miller - October 04, 1940 - January 23, 2022

Departed: 01/23/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Stephen Gary Miller, 81, of Greensboro passed away Sunday January 23, 2022. He was born October 4, 1940 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Steve Miller’s father Joe used to say “You only live life once, if you live it well, once is enough”. Steve truly lived his life well. His life was filled with love, friendship, accomplishment, adventure, so many good meals, and endless amounts of smiles. He loved to laugh and make others laugh. He would not stop telling jokes until the “stiff one” in the room cracked a smile. Steve was a major Mel Brooks superfan. He traveled (went on lots of adventures) with his daughters, lots of mischievous adventures with his beloved friends, watched a lot of sports and traveled the world while he was in the military. He took pride in his business and being a good person. He was one of the most kind and genuine human beings to have ever walked this earth. Most of all, he loved his daughters, Shana and Natalie. He beamed with pride and love every time he spoke of them. He would have done anything in the world for them, and he did. Huge Heart Dad:

His beautiful, huge heart, his selfless way, his humble, gentle nature, his dry humor and wit. Once you met him, you would surely fall in love with him. He would always tear up at a father’s day card, birthday card. He was always moved by the kindness and goodness in the world. Dignified Dad:

He was never late, his shirt was always tucked in and always kept his shoes polished. He has one of the greatest tie collections that you have ever seen. He could beat you at Jeopardy and could tell you any sport stat before Google could. He would always hold a door open for a lady, especially if they were pretty. Well Loved Dad:

Steve raised two little girls on his own. He raised his daughters to be independent and to be anything that they wanted to be. Steve was always there to support and encourage them every step of the way. He loved beach music and shag dancing & tried to teach his daughters his dance contest winning moves by having them stand on his feet when they were little. Steve was a frequent customer of the girls' pretend beauty shops, allowing them to "do" his hair and put as many barrettes as they could find in his hair at once. His patience was extraordinary. He was always there for his daughters no matter the distance, miles or even the time of day. Steve was the greatest father any person could have ever asked for. Cherished Friend:

Steve loved his friends as if they were his family. He always took the time to listen to a friend when they needed it. He would be sure to be there for them no matter what, just like he was always there for his daughters. He would have given any of them the shirt off his back if they needed it. He loved wine and maybe even more, the people in his wine group. These friendships enriched his life in countless ways. He loved all of his friends dearly, and was particularly grateful for the friends that became family- Jeff Oleynik, Joey Strasser and his wife Elizabeth-he was known as “Uncle Steve” to their three children Tyler, Maddie and Grant. He loved them as if they were his own grandchildren. His Early Years:

He and his sister Constance grew up in Philadelphia and Virginia where they endured lots of cheek pinching from their huge number of aunts and uncles. He played the French horn and he and his sister even recorded a record. Steve received multiple college degrees- even receiving his masters from his most cherished school-University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. He played on the soccer team and even taught Economics to undergraduates during his time there. While he was a student, he was so excited from a huge Tarheel win that he tried to mail his pastrami sandwich to his father by dropping it in the campus mailbox. It never arrived. Steve was also a Captain in the Air Force and was recognized for bravery on multiple occasions. He was also very proud to be Jewish and got a tear in his eye at every High Holiday Service. (And he especially loved to break the fast). Career:

Steve inspired so many that they could be anything they wanted, if they work hard and lead a genuine life. “If you show up to work every day, do your best, be honest/decent and give it your all, others will notice and success will surely follow.” “It’s not the problem, but how you handle it.” He was well respected in his industry. Steve’s customers truly loved him and he truly loved them. He knew everything about who they were as people and all about each of their families. He always made sure to hand deliver the “good cookies” to them every year during the Holiday season, to show them that he cared. Those who knew him wondered if he should have been a weatherman as much as he loved to follow the weather. He very much loved to teach. Other Things That Brought Him Joy Food:

One of Steve’s other greatest loves in life was to have a good meal with those he loved. He taught his daughters to have the same good taste as he. They would have told you their favorite foods as children were Prime Rib and Chocolate Mousse. This was his doing. He could tell you every single barbecue joint in the state of North Carolina and every single place to get a good hot dog in the entire Southeast region. He loved lox and bagels, pretzels, crumb cake and cured meats. He hated anything green. His mother would hide vegetables in mashed potatoes to get him to eat his vegetables. It was a while before Steve learned that mashed potatoes were not green. Sports:

Steve loved sports. College basketball and baseball were his favorites, but he could talk about any of them. He preferred to listen to games on the radio or with the tv volume off in silence. Especially if he didn’t like the announcer. Steve couldn’t watch an entire game sitting down. He loved going to baseball games and could tell you about the hot dogs at every stadium in the country. He visited nearly all of them on road trips with his dear friends. He could tell you what game was on when each of his daughters were born- and what the score was. He was able to see his all time favorite baseball team play and win the World Series at the beach with his good friends on a fishing trip last October. Steve’s favorite time of year was March and his blood truly flowed Tarheel blue. There will never be another man like him. His heart was as big as the universe. And he will live on in ours forever and always.

In your honor- we all sing...

Here comes Carolina-lina. Here comes Carolina-lina. We hail from NCU. We've got the spirit in it. We've got the team to win it. We wear the colors white and blue, So it's fight, fight, fight for Carolina As Davey did in days of old As we gather round the Well Cheer that Tar Heel team like hell For the glory of NCU. I'm a Tar Heel born. I'm a Tar Heel bred. And when I die I'll be a Tar Heel dead. So it's rah rah Carolina-lina. Rah rah Carolina-lina.

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Alvin Ray Pack - September 15, 1959 - January 17, 2022

Departed: 01/17/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Alvin Ray Pack of Mount Airy, NC gained his heavenly angel wings on Monday January 17, 2022 after a long illness. He was born September 15, 1959 in Danbury, NC. He was loved by all who knew him. He was preceded in death by the love of his life Sandra Jayne Sechrist.  He is survived and leaves to cherish his memories a daughter Tara Pack and granddaughter Harmoni Hillmon of Georgia; son Christopher Pack of Ohio; his mother Lucy Pack Simmons of Westfield NC; two brothers Tommy Simmons and Bush Simmons; a sister Darlene Simmons, all of Westfield NC; and many friends. A memorial service will be held Sunday, January 23, 2022 at 2:30 pm at his mother's home 1340 Tom Mix Road, Westfield, NC 27053.

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Robert Urban Stuart - May 23, 1933 - January 06, 2022

Departed: 01/06/2022 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Robert Urban Stuart went home to be with his Lord and Savior Thursday, January 6, 2022. He was born May 23, 1933 in Forsyth County to Ned Russell Stuart, Sr., and Annabel Lemon Stuart. Robert graduated from Kernersville High School where he excelled in all sports, especially football, being named All County.  He attended the University of North Carolina for two years, and then the army called and interrupted his education.  After serving two years in the Korean War as a Military Policeman and Corporal he returned to UNC and graduated with an AB degree in Education.  He taught school and coached all sports at Gillespie Junior High in Greensboro for two years before choosing to help his father run Stuart Motor Company for 30 years.  After the death of his father, Robert and Becky ran their own business for 22 years before Robert retired in 2007.  During the 1960's Robert served as Interim Fire Chief from 1961 to 1963 and as Fire Chief in 1963 and also Building Inspector for The  Town of Kernersville.  He was known and respected for his expertise in heavy equipment and recovery and was often sought after for advice.  He had many friends in the Towing Industry.  Robert was encouraged to write a book about his experiences; "A MAN & HIS TRUCK" (How I shared the gospel in the Towing Industry) was completed in 2010.  His daughter, Anna, was instrumental in designing and getting the book ready for print.  As a result of this book being published, Robert and Becky made many long distance friends.  This was a ministry in itself. ln 2017 Robert was presented "A  Golden Achievement Award" by the American Truck Historical  Society for over 50 years of dedicated service to the trucking industry.  His effort contributed much through many changes and advancements to make the industry what is it today.  Robert had a rare and unique talent.  He made little cars, trucks, tractors and treasure chests out of steel for the family members and close friends.  These were keepsakes.  Robert and Becky had a good life.  They loved home and family and especially spending time with their grandchildren.  Robert was in fellowship with Sedge Garden Chapel in Kernersville where he taught Sunday school and served as an elder in his younger years. .

He was preceded in death by his parents; his beloved daughter, Anna Rebekah Stuart Wright and his brother Ned Russell Stuart, Jr., his only sibling.  Surviving is his wife of 64 and 1/2 years, Rebecca (Becky) Williard Stuart, a son Russ Patrick Stuart (Audrey Dee), three precious grandchildren, Rally Robert, Collin Russ, and Carlee Colleen Stuart all of Kernersville, and a nephew Bryan Weaver Stuart of Franklin, Tennessee.

The family would like to extend a special thank you to Trellis of Winston-Salem, NC for their loving and tender care over the last several weeks, and to Audrey Stuart, Collin Stuart, and Faydene Long for all the care and help given all during his sickness.

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Milford Duane Long - December 20, 1939 - December 29, 2021

Departed: 12/29/2021 (Winston Salem)

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Stephanie Kay Dean - April 16, 1976 - December 16, 2021

Departed: 12/16/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: We are horribly saddened to announce the unexpected passing of Stephanie Kay Dean on Thursday December 16, 2021 at the age of 45 at the home of the family in NC. Stephanie was born on April 16, 1976 to parents of Dwayne Dean Sr and Norma Jean Fobare Dean in Corning, NY. She graduated from Addison Central High School in 1996.

Stephanie had spent most of her life battling Epilepsy and Lupus. She spent her days loving Harleys, Red roses, the color hot pink and black, crafting and collecting old movies and listening to 80’s rock music.

Stephanie is preceded in death by her grandparents and her mother, Norma Jean Dean. She is survived by her father, Dwayne (Moochie) Dean Sr of Thomasville, NC; sisters Chastity Dean of Thomasville, NC, Meagan Dean of Bath, NY and Taylor Dann of Nelson, PA; brothers Dwayne (DJ) Dean Jr and wife Judy Dean of Thomasville, NC, Devon Dean of Lexington, NC, Christopher Harer of North Pole, AL and Gregory Harer of Mansfield, PA; she also leaves behind several aunts; uncles; and cousins.

We are still gathering information and will keep everyone updated when more information is available regarding events and next steps. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.

Monetary donations can be made to the GoFundMe page at https://gofund.me/ef8ccbf7, or CashApp $djdean33, or PayPal jubeeju1978@yahoo.com.

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Paula Jean Collins - November 21, 1946 - December 01, 2021

Departed: 12/01/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Paula VanHoy Collins, 75, of Winston-Salem passed away Wednesday December 1, 2021. She was born in Mecklenburg County, the youngest of four girls to Robert Paul, and Ruth Golden Hartsell VanHoy. She was known to many as Aunt Paula or MawMaw.  She was well known for her sense of humor and her love of talking to people. She never met a stranger. She so very much enjoyed spending time with her special friends Pat, Deb, and Mary. She enjoyed playing scratch off lottery tickets and played them up until the day she died. She will be missed, but the good times and memories will overshadow the sorrow of her loss. She will be remembered always. She was preceded in death by her parents; and a sister Robbie. Paula is survived by her husband of 56 years Robert Collins;  two daughters Michelle Collins Reep (John), and Monica Collins;  two grandsons Brandon Boswell (Heather), and Andrew Boswell (Hillary);  four great grandchildren; two sisters Brenda VanHoy Wilkens (Richard), and Pat McSwain (Ralph); four nephews David, Brad, Johnny, and Greg; great nieces and nephews; special family friends Lisa Morgan, and daughter Kensley; and not to mention her precious baby boy Buddy. There will not be a service at this time. A celebration of life will be held next spring or summer. Please instead of sending flowers a donation to Trellis hospice of  Winston-Salem would greatly be appreciated.

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James Oliver Ryan Summers - July 10, 1990 - November 22, 2021

Departed: 11/22/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: James Oliver Ryan Summers, 31, of Winston-Salem passed away Monday November 22, 2021.

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Tami Rayette Shanahan - May 14, 1970 - November 11, 2021

Departed: 11/11/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Tami Rayette Shanahan nee Cantrell, 51, of Kernersville went to be with her Lord on, November 11, 2021. She was born in Mercer County, West Virginia, on May 14, 1970, to her mother Linda Cantrell. She graduated from Pilot High School, Pilot Point, Texas.

One of her great Joys second to the Lord Jesus Christ, was her Grandchildren who brought her true happiness. This was clearly evident, by the expression on her face as she opened her arms to receive them, when they visited her during her illness.

She could have been completely drowsy, when they came in, but as soon as she heard the sound of their presence, she perked up and got strength and vigor that only her love for them could bring.  She would then proceed to receive and give hugs and kissed repeatedly, as they enjoyed each other’s love.

The love she had was not limited to her family or loved ones; for she gave freely of it to those who knew her.

So, in accordance with true love, Tami was very generous, and supplied the needs of many, throughout her relatively short life. Tami was cherished as a wife, by her loving Husband of 15 years, Rob. She was a pillar of support to him. Always assisting in home tasks and work, as she shared his burden and lessened his load. She will always be remembered by him as a wife, partner and his best friend.

Tami was preceded in death by her brother Lee. She is survived by her husband Robert John Shanahan; son Christopher Spaugh; mother Linda Cantrell; sister Mechele; brother Terry; stepchildren Daniel Shanahan Jacqueline Bailey (nee Shanahan); grandchildren Anthony, DJ, Ezra, Levi, Brooklynn and Vanessa.

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J. Harlene Gudgeon - July 28, 1937 - October 28, 2021

Departed: 10/28/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Jessie Harlene Gudgeon (née Hollett), 84, of Clemmons, NC passed away after a short illness on Thursday, October 28, 2021.  She was born July 28, 1937 in St. Johns, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada to William Clayton and Catherine Hogan Hollett.

Her friends all knew her as a person who loved watching Hallmark movies, and spending time with her large family. She loved her family unconditionally and second, only for her love of God, put her family above everything else.

She was a dedicated Soldier in the Salvation Army for most of her life and spent her early years involved in the church; she retired as a social worker and secretary from the Salvation Army in Columbia, SC; then devoted the rest of her life taking care of her family.

She was preceded in death by her parents; step mother, Lily Hollett; husband, Raymond Gudgeon; sister, Jean (Armine) Anthony; brother, Clayton (Wilma) Hollett; and niece Kristina Hollett.  She is survived by her sons Jim Myers of Clemmons, NC, Ben (Jackie) Myers of Spotsylvania, VA; daughters Cathy Myers of Lewisville, NC, and Patty (Les) Hardwick of Pensacola, FL; 11 grandchildren Joshua, Cheyenne, Eric, Mark (Angie), Nicole, Rachel (Jordan), Katie (Wayne), Krissy, Jaimie, Jessy and Destin; 14 great grandchildren; 2 great, great grandchildren; brothers David (Effie) Hollett, Bob (Cathy) Hollett, and sister, Joy Barrett of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

The family is grateful to the Cardiac and Palliative Care Teams of Forsyth Medical Center and Kate B Reynolds Hospice Home for all of the wonderful care she received over the past few weeks.

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Patricia Wall Utt - May 21, 1961 - October 22, 2021

Departed: 10/22/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Patricia Wall Utt, 60, of Winston-Salem, NC passed away Friday, October 22, 2021. She was born May 21, 1961 to the late James and Lucille Wall. Known and loved by friends and family, she was always the life of the party. She loved to make people laugh wherever she went. She is survived by her daughter April(JJ) Bentley of Winston-Salem, NC and Son Micah(Katie) Utt of Lexington, NC; a grandmother of three, she was known as Nawnaw to her grandchildren, Ethan, Isabella and Danielle Bentley; she was a beloved sister to Tommy, Kathy, Joyce, Judy and Johnny. A celebration of life for Patricia will be held Thursday, October 28, 2021 at her daughters home at 5084 Baux Mountain Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27105. This will be a floating event from 4pm-7pm, refreshments will be served, come as you are.

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Gilbert Lee Collison, Jr - December 28, 1974 - October 08, 2021

Departed: 10/08/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Gilbert Lee Collison, Jr, 46, of Pfafftown took his flight home to eternal freedom on October 8, 2021 in Winston-Salem. He was born December 28, 1974 in Milford Delaware to Gilbert Lee Collison, Sr and Rita  Kay McKee. Lee moved to Winston-Salem about the age of three with his mother and brother. Family and friends called him Lee. He served in many occupations during his 46 years of life including remodeling, landscaping, and floor covering. Lee loved being outdoors. He loved hiking, river activities, volleyball, softball, football, basketball, weight lifting, among many other things.  He loved taking his dog Rebel for walks and hikes. One of his favorite places to go was Shacktown Falls. Lee loved listening to music and it was a daily must for Lee. He liked many different kinds of music. Lee loved to make others smile and laugh. A loyal friend and family man until his dying day. He will be deeply missed forever. He was preceded in death by his grandmother Peggy J. Moore of Winston-Salem; grandfather Robert A. Moore of New York; great aunt “May” Matlock and Archie Matlock of North Carolina; along with multiply family and friends. Lee is survived by his daughter Faith Angel Horton (Hannah) and granddaughter Harper Wren Horton of Yadkinville, NC; father Gilbert Lee Collison, Sr, of Delaware; mother Rita kay McKee (Jonathan) of Winston-Salem; brothers Robert Michael Collison of Pfafftown, and Teddy Dobson of Winston-Salem, NC; sisters Sherry Collison of Delaware,  Marie Slaughter of Tennessee; several aunts and uncles, as well as many nieces and nephews;  his trusty side kick Rebel; and many loyal and trustworthy friends. Lee had relationships, however his heart belonged to Lori D. Smith. There will be a memorial service for his home going on Saturday November 13, 2021 from 1:00 pm till 4:00 pm at Bethabara Moravian Church.

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Francis William Wurgley - June 12, 1925 - October 02, 2021

Departed: 10/02/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Francis William (Bill) Wurgley, 96, went to be with the Lord on Saturday October 2, 2021 in Clemmons, NC.  He was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Francis and Mary Wurgley.Bill lived a full and happy life filled with joy, laughter and music. He came from a long line of happiness, learning at an early age to be optimistic no matter what the circumstance.  He loved God, life, family and everyone he met.  He would greet you with a smile or a song to cheer you along the way.  Music was his passion.  The first song Bill played on his accordion was “What a Friend We Have in Jesus”.  He sang “happy” songs such as “When You’re Smiling”, “The Sunny Side of the Street”, “Accentuate the Positive” and “Happy Days are Here Again”.

Bill graduated from Northeast High School in 1943 and proudly served his country as an officer in the Army Air Corps during WWII from 1943 until 1946.  He was assigned to be in charge of a six man team of computer specialists.  They traveled throughout the United States working on and troubleshooting B29 bomber planes, the “fire power” being remotely controlled by computers for swiftness and accuracy.  While stationed at Tinker Air Force base in Oklahoma City, Bill met his future wife on a trolley car, down on Main Street.  It was “love at first sight”.

In 1947, Bill joined Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and worked for “Ma Bell” for forty years.  As Philadelphia Area Network Administration Coordinator, he was instrumental in cutting over the city of Philadelphia from electro-mechanical (rotary phone) to electronic switching (touch-tone phone).  Bill was transferred to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, after being chosen as one out of seven in the United States to write manuals on the electronic switchover process.  Once this twelve year assignment was completed, he retired to Myrtle Beach along with his wife, which was their dream come true.

Bill served his country and the One who died for him.  Bill accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at age eleven.  He first taught Sunday school during WWII.  Over the years, Bill served as a Sunday school teacher, usher, deacon and youth leader.  He was a member of Christ United Church in Myrtle Beach.  Bill’s devotion to God was shown through his sweet spirit, his magnetic personality, his singing and his compassion for others.  His favorite passage in the Bible was the Beatitudes.  Bill lived the beatitudes, meaning blessedness.  He so richly blessed us and touched the lives of so many.  If there is one word to describe Bill, it would be “love”.

Bill was preceded in death by parents; his beloved wife of 62 years, Bonnie Mae Brown Wurgley, and his brother Richard Wurgley. He is survived by his four daughters June Foy (Jim), Joan Wurgley, Janice Wurgley, Joyce Kelley (Bob); his grandchildren Heather Hobbs (Aaron), Andrew Gough, Joshua Gough, Ashley Kelley; his great grandchildren Wyatt and Annabelle Hobbs, Gage and Hunter Kelley; his sister Ruth Hample (George); his loving cousins, nieces and nephews.

A graveside service will be held at 2:00 pm on Friday, November 12, 2021, at the Florence National Cemetery in Florence, South Carolina.  A celebration of his life will be on Saturday, November 13, 2021, in Surfside Beach, South Carolina.

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Irene Vandevelde Arnoldi - November 12, 1944 - October 01, 2021

Departed: 10/01/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Mrs. Irene Jane Vandevelde Arnoldi, 76, of Kernersville, NC passed away on Friday October 1, 2021 at the Kate B Reynolds Hospice Home in Winston, Salem, NC. Irene was born in Passaic County, NJ on November 12, 1944 to the late Julius and Irene Van De Velde. Her friends all knew she was an avid baker and held a deep Catholic faith. She attended mass at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kernersville, NC. Irene was preceded in death her husband William Peter Arnoldi, and by a son James Read. Irene is survived by her daughter Audrey Yates and her husband Scott Yates of Rural Hall, NC; her son John Read, his wife Debbie Read; and her grandson Zack Read of Smyrna, DE. A private graveside service will be held at a later date in New Jersey. The Family is grateful to the hospice team, the Palliative care team, and all the wonderful care Irene received over the past few weeks.

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Dr. Jerry Edward Drummond - June 05, 1945 - September 14, 2021

Departed: 09/14/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Dr. Jerry Edward Drummond, 76, of Clemmons passed away Tuesday September 14, 2021. He was born June 5, 1945 to Eldon Zane and Elizabeth McMeekin Drummond. During his college years, Jerry was so infamous for running out of gas that his friends often hesitated to ride with him. It is a fitting analogy for Jerry’s passing.  He still had so many places to go and so much life to live, but he simply ran out of gas due to complications from a breakthrough COVID infection. A person’s life reflects their priorities. Jerry’s life was piloted by his strong and active relationship with Jesus Christ— he personified the Franciscan admonition to preach the Gospel at all times and if necessary, use words. His years of service included deacon and youth director at churches in Columbus, OH; deacon and elder at Vineyard Community Church in Cuyahoga Falls, OH; and deacon at River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons, NC. Jerry generously demonstrated Christ’s love to the hurting with his time, finances, and sometimes even inviting people to live in the family’s home. Prayer was as reflexive to Jerry as breathing, and multiple persons have shared how Jerry’s prayers impacted their life. Even in the beginning days of his COVID infection, Jerry still requested names and details from friends and family so he could specifically pray for them. Jerry’s family is certain his greeting upon entering heaven was “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Jerry loved his family well; and there are endless stories of how he demonstrated this priority. He was an attentive and active father: reading with his girls when they were young, playing raucous “hide-and-seek” games through the Metro Parks, coaching track and field, and attending nearly every volleyball game. With his marriage to Kris, he relished the opportunity to have two more children to love, tease, and be proud of. He rejoiced at the births of every grandchild and truly glowed when recounting any story about them. Jerry was known for his engaging conversation, quick wit, dad-jokes and puns, which often elicited eyerolls and groans from his family. An educator at heart, Jerry retired in 2016 as Emeritus Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Akron. Jerry’s prolific education commenced as a Cuyahoga Falls High School graduate. His professional education included a B.S. (ME), from Kettering University, 1968; a M.S. (ME), from The University of Akron, 1972; and a Ph.D. (ME) from The Ohio State University, 1981. In addition to his professorial responsibilities, working as an advisor to the Honors College and advising student competition teams at the University of Akron remained two of Jerry’s favorite activities during his 35 years there. The days of teaching at the U brought Jerry much delight and some heartburn. He often regaled his friends with funny stories, and everyone could tell his passion truly was teaching. He championed his students, pushing them to excel, even if they sometimes did not appreciate his methods for accomplishing this. Everyone, especially his students, knew the intensity of his gaze as he slowly removed his glasses before responding to a wayward comment! Jerry received numerous commendations and awards from the University for his teaching acumen. The refrain most chanted by his former students reflecting on Jerry’s influence in their life and education was “he was one of the best.” He truly valued the relationships he forged in the classroom. He not only taught engineering, but honesty, integrity, and kindness as well. The deep connections with his ME colleagues pleased Jerry and honed his keen intellect. Tales of TPing each other’s offices, exploring his extensive humor file to liven up lectures, and smashing the “Jerry Bird” with Dr. Dick Gross would simply be Chapter One in his book of “Life at the U.”

In 2017, Jerry and Kris retired to the Salem Glen community in Clemmons, NC. Neither one realized how quickly they would develop such rich and deep relationships with new friends. During his retirement in NC, Jerry’s golf game flourished, allowing him to experience both elation and frustration (often on the same hole). Throughout his life, Jerry never swerved from his commitment to the Lord, his family, and friends. These priorities define his legacy and forge the memories of those who loved him.  He was preceded in death by his parents. Jerry is survived by his loving wife, Kristine (Kris) Mayhew Drummond of Clemmons, NC, four children, and six grandchildren. Jerry was also preceded in death by his wife, Kathryn Prulhiere Drummond, and is survived by their two daughters: Amber Drummond Porter, her husband Christopher, and their children, Ella, Ava, and Jack of Matthews, NC; and Erin Drummond Miller, her husband, Jason, and their children, Kathryn and Micah, of Akron, OH. When Jerry and Kris married in 2007, Jerry’s family circle happily grew with the inclusion of Kris’ children: son, Zebulon Enright and his wife, Catalina, of Jacksonville, NC; and daughter, Rachel Enright Whang, her husband, Alex, and their daughter, Emilia, of Grosse Pointe Park, MI. Jerry is also survived by his brother, Jeffrey Drummond, and his wife, Jane, of Streetsboro, OH; and his sister, Jill Drummond Brazle and her husband, Mark, of Fort Worth, TX

Celebrations of life will be held on October 2, 2021, at 1:30 pm at River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons, NC and on October 9, 2021, at 1:30 pm at Donovan-Bagnoli Funeral Home in Tallmadge, OH. Masks will be required at both services. If you are symptomatic or unvaccinated, please celebrate with us virtually due to health concerns of many immediate family members. The link to the online celebration may be found at: https://youtu.be/VdyiwV9QnrU

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Sharon Long McMahon - July 03, 1956 - September 02, 2021

Departed: 09/02/2021 (Winston Salem)

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Angel Damian Solis - November 09, 2002 - August 30, 2021

Departed: 08/30/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Angel Damian Solis, 18, of Winston-Salem passed away when God called his child "Angel" home Monday August 30, 2021. He needed another "Angel" to be in heaven watching over his family. He was deeply loved by many and will be sorely missed.

Angel Damian Solis Pantaleon was born November 9, 2002 in Los Angeles, California to Roselia Pantaleon. He was raised in North Carolina. He attended Old Town Elementary, Mineral Spring Middle School, and he graduated from North Forsyth High School, class of 2021. He was an outstanding student.

Angel enjoyed watching soccer with his grandpa, uncle, and his siblings. He loved going to Starbucks with his mom. He enjoyed being part of an online clan named Zeraoras Emporium (ZE).  He loved watching Dragonball Z.

Angel was a very loving, caring, smart kid.  He had that special touch with just having a conversation, you would get to know what kind of heart he had. He loved to meet new people.  He would always greet you with a BIG smile or over the phone with his famous "HELLER".  Angel loved to talk, it didn't matter how long ago, he would just talk to you like it was yesterday, the last time you spoke to him.

He is survived and his loving memory will FOREVER be cherished by his devoted mother Roselia; his brothers Alex, Michael, Jayden; his sister Alexa; his grandparents Evangelina, Victor; his uncle Gerardo; Aunt Adriana;  his cousins Adiz, Byron, Damian, Chistopher ,Valorie, Dj, Nate, Peter, Claudia; his godparents Mari and Dell Bridgette and Scottie; and all his extended family back in Los Angeles, Ramirez, Renteria, Rios, Marin, Venegas, and Heredia, Zeraoras Emporium. A graveside service will be held 2:00 pm Wednesday September 8, 2021 at Forsyth Memorial Park with Jerry Morrison officiating. A visitation will be held Tuesday September 7, 2021 from 6:00 pm till 8:00 pm at Twin City Cremations. In Lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Children’s Cancer Partners of the Carolinas.

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Doris Hogan Hooker - May 10, 1940 - August 24, 2021

Departed: 08/24/2021 (Winston Salem)

Obituary Preview: Doris Louise Hogan Hooker, 81, of Winston-Salem went home to be with our lord and savior on Tuesday August 24, 2021. She was born in Marion, NC to Dora and Leroy Hogan on May 10, 1940. After a brief battle with covid-19 and a long battle with M.S. She loved her family with all her heart. Heaven has gained another angel.  Doris worked at the Harris Teeter distribution center in Greensboro NC for many years until her M.S. forced her to retire. She enjoyed passing time playing solitaire and other brain games on her tablet and connecting with her friends and family on facebook. She was preceded in death by her parents; her devoted husband of 30 plus years Billy R Hooker; a brother John Edward Hogan; and a brother-in-law Charles Robinson. She is survived to cherish her memories by a daughter Sharon Holmes; an exceptionally cherished grand-daughter Kelly Holmes; a step-son Keith Hooker (Linda); a sister Frances Robinson; a sister-in-law Eva Mae Hogan; along with numerous nieces; and nephews. We would like to send a special thank you to all her doctors and nurses at Forsyth Medical Center for all their hard work and dedication to her care. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this?"  John 11:25-26.

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Twin City Cremations and Funeral Services offers a wide range of funeral services to meet the unique needs of each family. From traditional funeral ceremonies to cremation services, they provide personalized options that cater to individual preferences and cultural traditions. Their comprehensive services include:

• Traditional funerals with viewing and visitation
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The Benefits of Pre-Planning Your Funeral

While it may seem difficult to think about, pre-planning your funeral can bring peace of mind and relief to your loved ones. By making arrangements in advance, you can ensure that your final wishes are respected, while also alleviating the emotional burden from your family. Twin City Cremations and Funeral Services offers pre-planning services, which allow you to:

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• Make financial arrangements to cover funeral expenses
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Losing a loved one can be a devastating experience, and the grieving process can be long and arduous. Twin City Cremations and Funeral Services understands the importance of providing emotional support during this challenging time. They offer grief support and counseling services, which include:

• One-on-one counseling sessions with trained professionals
• Support groups for individuals who have experienced loss
• Resources and referrals for additional grief support services
• Ongoing communication and check-ins to ensure ongoing support

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In recent years, there has been a growing trend towards eco-friendly and sustainable funeral practices. Twin City Cremations and Funeral Services recognizes the importance of reducing their environmental footprint and offers green burial options that minimize waste and promote sustainability. Their eco-friendly services include:

• Biodegradable caskets and urns made from natural materials
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In today's digital age, online obituaries and tributes have become an essential way to share news of a loved one's passing with friends, family, and community members. Twin City Cremations and Funeral Services provides an online platform where families can create personalized obituaries, share memories, and receive condolences from around the world.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an obituary?

An obituary is a written notice that announces the death of a person, typically including biographical information, achievements, and surviving family members. It serves as a way to share the news of a loved one's passing with friends, family, and the community.

Why are obituaries important?

Obituaries are important because they provide a way to honor and celebrate the life of the deceased, while also informing others of their passing. They can also serve as a historical record of a person's life and legacy.

Who typically writes an obituary?

The task of writing an obituary usually falls on the family members or close friends of the deceased. In some cases, a funeral home or mortuary may assist in writing the obituary.

What information should be included in an obituary?

A typical obituary includes the person's name, age, date of birth and death, place of residence, occupation, education, achievements, hobbies, and surviving family members. It may also include details about the funeral or memorial service.

How long should an obituary be?

The length of an obituary can vary, but it's generally recommended to keep it concise and focused on the most important information. A good rule of thumb is to aim for 150-200 words.

Can I include photos in an obituary?

Yes, many newspapers and online obituary platforms allow you to include photos with the obituary. This can be a nice way to personalize the tribute and make it more meaningful.

How do I submit an obituary to a newspaper?

The process for submitting an obituary to a newspaper varies, but typically involves contacting the paper's obituary department directly or using an online submission form. Be sure to check their guidelines and deadlines in advance.

Can I write my own obituary in advance?

Yes, it's becoming increasingly common for people to write their own obituaries in advance. This can be a therapeutic exercise and ensure that your life story is told in your own words.

What is the difference between an obituary and a death notice?

A death notice is a brief announcement of a person's passing, typically including only basic information such as name, age, and date of death. An obituary, on the other hand, provides more detailed information about the person's life.

Can I include humor or personal anecdotes in an obituary?

Absolutely! Obituaries don't have to be somber and serious. Including humor or personal stories can help capture the personality and spirit of the deceased.

How do I handle sensitive or difficult information in an obituary?

If there are sensitive or difficult aspects of the person's life that you're unsure how to address in the obituary, it's best to err on the side of caution and focus on the positive aspects of their life.

Can I include charitable donations or memorial information in an obituary?

Yes, many families choose to include information about charitable donations or memorial contributions in lieu of flowers. This can be a meaningful way to honor the deceased and support a worthy cause.

How long does it take for an obituary to be published?

The time it takes for an obituary to be published varies depending on the newspaper or online platform. Typically, it can take anywhere from a few hours to several days.

Can I make changes to an obituary after it's been published?

In some cases, it may be possible to make corrections or updates to an obituary after it's been published. However, this is not always possible, so it's essential to proofread carefully before submission.

What is an online obituary?

An online obituary is a digital version of a traditional print obituary. It can be shared on social media, emailed to friends and family, and remains available online for years to come.

Are online obituaries free?

Some online obituary platforms offer free listings, while others may charge a fee for premium features or extended listings. Be sure to check the terms and conditions before submitting your obituary.

How do I find an old obituary?

You can try searching online archives of newspapers or websites that specialize in storing historical records. You may also want to contact local libraries or genealogical societies for assistance.

Can I use an obituary as a eulogy?

A well-written obituary can certainly serve as inspiration for a eulogy. However, it's generally recommended to expand upon the information in the obituary and add more personal anecdotes and stories when delivering a eulogy.

What is the purpose of an obituary in modern times?

In today's digital age, obituaries continue to play an important role in announcing a person's passing and providing a sense of closure for those who are grieving. They also serve as a way to preserve memories and tell the story of a person's life.

Can I write an obituary for someone who has been deceased for many years?

Absolutely! Writing an obituary for someone who has been deceased for many years can be a meaningful way to honor their memory and share their story with future generations.

How do I deal with grief when writing an obituary?

Writing an obituary can be an emotional experience, especially when dealing with recent loss. Take your time, seek support from loved ones if needed, and remember that it's okay to express your emotions during this process.

What are some tips for writing a great obituary?

To write a great obituary, focus on telling a story that captures the essence of the person's life. Use specific details, anecdotes, and quotes to bring their personality to life. And don't forget to proofread carefully before submission!

Can I include quotes or lyrics in an obituary?

Absolutely! Including quotes or lyrics that were meaningful to the deceased can add depth and personality to the obituary. Just be sure to properly cite any copyrighted material.

How do I share an online obituary on social media?

Most online obituary platforms provide easy sharing options for social media. Simply click on the relevant buttons to share the link with your networks.

Can I create a memorial website or page alongside an online obituary?

Yes! Many online platforms offer tools to create memorial websites or pages where friends and family can leave condolences, share memories, and view photos and videos.

What is the role of technology in modern-day obituaries?

Technology has revolutionized the way we share news of a loved one's passing. Online platforms have made it easier than ever to create, share, and access obituaries from anywhere in the world.