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02/17/2026

George Mobley Obituary
Mr. George "Jack" Mobley, 82, departed this life on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at Wayne T. Patrick Hospice House in Rock Hill, SC.

Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Sunday, February 22, 2026 at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Forest Hills Cemetery in Rock Hill, SC.

Mr. Mobley may be viewed from 4:00 to 6:00 pm, Saturday, February 21st here at the funeral home.

Other biographical information will be updated soon.

02/17/2026

Beulah Roberts Obituary
Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Saturday, February 21, 2026 at St. Luke #2 Baptist Church in Sharon, SC with Rev. Bobby Daniels officiating, and Rev. Tabitha Gwinn-Ponder as eulogist.

The family will receive friends from 1:30 to 2:00 pm prior to the service, and other times at the home. Mrs. Roberts may be viewed from 6:00 to 7:00 pm, Friday, February 20th at the funeral home.

Mrs. Beulah Cureton Roberts, transitioned on February 11, 2026 at Wayne T. Patrick Hospice House in Rock Hill, SC. Born July 16, 1952 in York, SC, she was a daughter of the late Jake and Janie Belle (Sanders) Hoover, though reared by her grandparents, Daniel and Beulah Cureton.

Beulah attended Jefferson High School, and received her nurses training in York County. She worked for many years as a Certified Nurses Assistant at several nursing homes in Rock Hill, SC.

She was a longtime member at St. Luke II Missionary Baptist Church, where she sang on the Fellowship Choir.

Beulah loved reading—reading everything from the Bible to novels to the newspaper and especially completing the crossword puzzles. She also loved talking to her family and friends.

Preceding her in death are her husband, Willie James Roberts; her parents; and four sisters: Elizabeth, Dianne, Dorothy, and Dora Hoover.

Surviving to cherish loving memories are her daughter, Lisa Cureton Heath (Willie); grandson, Armoni Cureton, and granddaughter, Beyana Heath all of the home; two sisters, Marjorie H. Curry and Almetha Hoover both of Great Falls, SC; two step-sisters, Betty Crawford (Chris) of Rock Hill, SC and Dianne Wilmore of York, SC; two step-brothers, Jessie Wilmore (Delois) of York, SC and Michael Wilmore (Lisa) of Georgia; four sisters-in-law, Marjorie Anderson, Min. Bernice Roberts Meeks, and Mary Roberts all of York, SC, and Diane Gwinn (Arthur) of Sharon, SC; one brother-in-law, William “Dub” Roberts of York, SC; two best friends, Viola Clark and Joan Thomasson both of York, SC; as well as a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

01/31/2026

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01/19/2026

Celebrating MLK Day! We press on!

01/16/2026

Mr. Jerry Woods, 75, entered into the heavenly choir on Sunday, January 11, 2026 from CaroMont Regional Medical Center in Gastonia, NC. Born August 4, 1950 in York County, SC, he was the son of Gilbert and Frances Woods.

He graduated with honors from Roosevelt High, the last segregated class. His motto was “not to equal but to excel.” He loved his family and his community. He accepted people for who they were. His ministry was giving people a second chance.

Jerry was a veteran of the United States Army, where he served in Vietnam. He was a faithful member of New High Springs Baptist Church. He was the co-owner of Woods Custom Cycles in Gastonia NC. He was a collector of odd things. He loved to watch football and ride motorcycles.

He is preceded in death by his parents, and two brothers, Gilbert Woods, Jr. and David Woods.

Surviving to cherish fond memories are his daughters, Jeketa Harris (Quentin) of Belmont, NC and Brittany Adair (Rachon Stowe) of Gastonia, NC; three sisters, Sadie Brice (Calvin), Annie Burris, and Nell Pressley (Elaizer) of Rock Hill, SC; five brothers, Kelly Woods and Dr. Charles Woods (Wanda) of Gastonia NC, Jeffery Woods of Gaffney, SC, Frank Woods and Larry Woods (Kimberly) of Rock Hill, SC.

Jerry is also survived by his former wife and friend, Doris Woods of Gastonia, NC; his grandchildren, Elijah, Xavier, Naalah, and Vegas of Gastonia NC, Alaina and Ava of Belmont NC; His nephews, Kelvin Woods and Spencer Woods (Annette) of Gastonia NC; his sister-in-law, Marcella Woods of Rock Hill, SC; honorary daughter, Marissa Moore of Belmont, NC; as well as a host of other nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Sunday, January 18, 2026 at New High Springs Baptist Church, 811 S. Dalton Street, Gastonia, NC, and burial to follow at 12:30 pm, Salisbury National Cemetery on Tuesday, January 20th. The family will receive friends from 1:00 to 2:00 pm prior to the service.

01/15/2026

Motorcycle tribute for a great man, Lenzey Nichols! Bless his family and his circle of riders!

01/13/2026

Funeral services will be 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at Mt. Zion AME Zion Church in Hickory Grove, SC with Rev. Frankie Smith officiating and Rev. Wanalyn Barnett eulogizing. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

The family will receive friends from 11:00 am - 6:00 pm, Saturday, January 10, 2026 at the home, 2322 Buena Vista Dr, Gastonia, NC 28054, and from 6:00 to 7:00 pm, Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at the funeral home.

Lenzey Carrol Nichols, 70, of Gastonia, North Carolina passed away on January 8, 2026, at CaroMont Regional Medical Center surrounded by loved ones. Born on June 8, 1955 in York County, South Carolina, he was the Beloved son of the Late Lethia Mae Logan and John Allen Nichols.

Educated in the York County School system, Lenzey built a successful career as leadman for Lanxess, formerly known as Chemtura, where he was admired for his dedication and steady leadership. Known for his quick wit and playful sense of humor, he could make anyone laugh with a talent for good-natured teasing, charisma, and honesty. Lenzey brought warmth and laughter to everyone fortunate enough to know him.

A fierce lifelong Dallas Cowboy fan whether they won or lost (and yes, he endured both with passion), he never missed a chance to cheer them on. As a motorcycle enthusiast, he found joy in both riding and Watching Football.

Lenzey is preceded in death by his (Parents) Lethia Mae & John Allen Nichols (Sisters) Mary Patricia “Sack” Dawkins, Alice Faye Gordan, (Brother) James Allen Nichols and (Nephews) Yusef Gordon, and Shon Dawkins.

Surviving to cherish loving memories are his three children: sons, Jessie Dixon (Teratha) and Roy Jun, and daughter, Latefa Lowery (Justin) and their Mother, Martha Dixon Nichols all of Gastonia, NC.

He is also survived by his one standing Uncle, Therial “Thibeau” Nichols; four grandchildren: Megan (Marquis), Jasmin (Markeseo), and Damarrius Dixon all of Gastonia, NC and Ne’Chelle of Clayton, NC; eleven great-grandchildren: Eden (EJ), Zamiya, Jovani, Mauriana, Peyton, Naomi, Malijah, Deaja, Erin, Channin, and Moriah all of whom he loved dearly. He also leaves his loving nieces and nephews, Melissa, Monica, Keisha, Tony, Chris, Mark, and their families; as well as a host of other relatives and friends.

01/12/2026

Family and friends, please join us in prayer to uplift his family on the passing of Mr. Jerry Woods, who departed this life on Sunday, January 11, 2026 at CaroMont Regional Medical Center in Gastonia, NC.

Funeral services will be Sunday, January 18, 2026 at New High Springs Baptist Church, 811 S. Dalton Street, Gastonia, NC, and burial to follow at Salisbury National Cemetery on Tuesday, January 20th. More information will be announced soon.

01/12/2026

This part.... So, grieve at your own pace.

01/11/2026

Mrs. Shirley Ann Thacker, of York, SC transitioned on Sunday morning, January 4, 2026, after celebrating her 78th birthday, surrounded by her immediate family at home. She was born January 3, 1948 in at Divine Savior Hospital in York, SC to the late Cleveland and Mary Dixon.

Shirley began her high school career at Jefferson High School in York, SC, but was a proud graduate of the Class of 1965 from Emmett Scott High in Rock Hill, SC. She later attended Friendship College in Rock hill.

Shirley was an employee at Klear Knit in Clover, SC for several years and later became a teacher's aide for York School District One. After retiring from York School District, she worked for some time with the York County Board of Disabilities, retiring from there as well.

Shirley was a devoted member of White Hill AME Zion Church, where she proudly served as a member of the musical choir, and supported the usher board, Sunday School secretary, deaconess board, Senior Empowerment, Women’s Ministry and other auxiliaries. She was also a member of the District Conference Choir and a loyal member of White Hill Chapter #350 Order of the Eastern Star.

Shirley was a loving and supportive yet mild-mannered mother, grandmother, family member and friend. She was always pristine and neat, clean from her head to her feet. She was a longtime member of the East End Community, and a diehard Dallas Cowboys fan. Shirley enjoyed watching her soap operas and Hallmark movies. She also enjoyed watching videos of individuals eating crab legs.

Shirley is preceded in death by her loving parents, Cleveland and Mary Everee (Sims) Dixon, and her sister, Ola Yvonne Dixon Steele.

Left to cherish loving memories of Shirley are her husband of 36 years, James H. Thacker of the home; two loving sons, Clevie T. Dixon (Gloria) of York, SC and Stephen D. Dixon (Barbara) of Charlotte, NC; one loving and devoted daughter, Courtney A. Thompson. Shirley was a proud grandmother of seven grandchildren: Twan Dixon, Kenya Adams, Jared Dixon, Stephen Dixon, Jr., Akeenah Gore, Z'ion Dixon, and Avareah Dixon; as well as seven great-grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren, and two brothers, Bill Dixon (Yvonne) and Bobby Dixon, both of York, SC. Also surviving Shirley are a nephew, Damion Dixon (Marissa) and two nieces, Nina McConnell and Jona McFadden; two special aunts, Doretha Littlejohn (Otis) and Patricia Curry all of York, SC; two great-nephews, Jarvis McConnell and Daemon Dixon. Shirley also leaves a host of special cousins and kinfolk: Susan Smith, Beverly Curry, Arnishia Curry, Carrie Jones, Jay Anderson, The Dixon-Garvin-Sims-Ross families; as well as a host of other relatives and friends.

Wife- "If only you knew how lost I feel without you, the love of my life. I loved you, but God loved you best and I know that you are resting safe in his arms." - Thack

Mother- "When I was a child you loved me and spoiled me, you took care of me, you taught me right from wrong, and when I did not always get it right on the first try, you loved me anyway. When I stumbled and lost my way, you prayed for me, never abandoning me, never withholding your love. Thank you for everything, Queen Mother, I will always honor, respect and love you in this life and beyond. Until we need again, we love you..." - Clevie, Stephen, and Courtney

Mother, rest in paradise. Memories of you we will carry always in our hearts forever.

Funeral services will be 1:00 pm, Monday, January 12, 2026 at White Hill AME Zion Church in York, SC with Rev. LeCounte Nedab officiating. Burial will follow at Lakeview Memory Gardens in York, SC.

The family will receive friends from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm prior to the service. Eastern Star Rites will begin at 12:00 noon.

01/09/2026

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” 2 Timothy 4:7

It is with greatly mixed emotions that the family of Lizzie Mae Goudelock announces her transitioning sunset with angel wings on Tuesday January 6, 2026, at the young age of 77. Her sunrise was August 16, 1948, in Hickory Grove, SC to her late beloved parents, Paul Davis, Sr. and Marie Logan Davis.

Lizzie graduated from Jefferson High School in York, South Carolina, and she later attended York Technical College.

Lizzie lived life true to her love of people and children. To know her was to be loved by her. She would spend countless hours talking to and teaching the children around her. In her more than 25 years of service at Bright Beginnings CDC, Lizzie made many friends and enhanced the lives of many children. Lizzie was also a foster mother to many children over the years. She had great love for others and did everything she could to assist others.

Her greatest gift, though, was in her discipleship and the many friends and family who came to know Jesus through knowing Lizzie. Lizzie was a Saved, Sanctified, and Holy Ghost Spirit filled Christian. Lizzie was President of the Missionary Board and was the church Secretary for over 30 years. Her family will miss her big presence in their lives but rejoice, knowing she is at peace and resting as the good and faithful servant she was to the church.

In the last 4 years of Lizzie’s life her daughter took on the role as sole caregiver that was a daunting task that was also rewarding. Casandra’s great care of Lizzie was provided with compassion. When Casandra was not available Devante stepped in and helped take care of his grandmother. Lizzie and Casandra’s bond grew greater as she cared for her mother. Casandra made sure Lizzie was well dressed and taken care of by her. There were many hard days and sacrifices made as Casandra took care of Lizzie. They travelled with family to many places that Lizzie enjoyed, where she met many people in her life, who she loved and who will remember her with that same love. She influenced many young people through the daycare time with them. As time went on Lizzie enjoyed food, and dining out became her hobby. She greatly enjoyed spending time with her nieces and nephews.

Lizzie and her niece, Dayna Lawson, developed a special mother/daughter relationship. Dayna and Ms. Lizzie worked together through high school basketball, completing homework, and later running the daycare. Ms. Lizzie and Dayna were best friends. The last voice Ms. Lizzie heard was Dayna telling her to go home to Heaven.

She was preceded in death by her beloved father, Paul Davis, Sr.; her mother, Marie L. Davis; her two brothers, Paul Davis, Jr. and Jerry Dean Davis.

Lizzie was an adoring mother to her surviving daughter, Casandra Lavon Goudelock, and her grandson Devante Oshea Thompson; Her sister, the Elder Rev. Dr. Etheleen Lawson; Her brothers, Jerome Davis and Brian Davis. Mrs. Lizzie is also survived by a host of loving cousins, nieces, nephews, and dear friends. Lizzie, affectionately called “Sister,” will be lovingly remembered by her daughter, the many children raised, loved, and comforted at Bright Beginnings Childcare Center, friends, family, and a host of others.

Please join Lizzie’s family in celebrating her life on Sunday, January 11, 2026. A visiting hour will be held from 1:00 – 2:00 pm followed by a Celebration of Life service starting at 2:00 pm at Johns Chapel Fire Baptized Holiness Church of God of the Americas at 2073 Chestnut St, Hickory Grove, SC 29717. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.

The family has requested that remembrances be made in the form of contributions to John’s Chapel FBH Church Missionary Department.

The family wishes to send a special thank you to the wonderful NPs, PAs, Social Workers, Nurses, CNAs and Clergy staff at Via Health Partners, the wonderful drivers for TACC and for their compassionate care and fellowship.

Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Sunday, January 11, 2026 at John's Chapel FBH Church of God in Hickory Grove, SC with Elder Dr. Etheleen D. Lawson officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 1:00 to 2:00 pm, prior to the service, and other times at the home.

01/09/2026

Funeral services will be 2:00 pm, Saturday, January 10, 2026 at Great Joy Baptist Church in McConnells, SC. Burial will follow at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery in McConnells, SC. The family will receive friends from 1:00 to 2:00 prior to the service.

Kimmy O. Crawford stepped onto life’s stage on July 29, 1962, and for the next 63 years, he performed an unforgettable one-man show that left audiences laughing, crying, and feeling deeply loved. The curtain fell on December 31, 2025, but the echoes of his laughter and the warmth of his embrace will live forever in the hearts of all who knew him.

Born to Mitt and Sarah (Owens) Crawford, Kim - as he was lovingly known - was a beautiful puzzle: part philosopher, part comedian, and all heart. If his life were a television show, it would have been The Twilight Zone – unpredictable and absolutely unforgettable. His theme song? Frank Sinatra’s “My Way,” because Kim answered to no one but himself, his wife, Annie, and God. And the world was his dance floor – he would cut a rug whenever and wherever he heard music, turning every moment into a celebration.

Kim found his spiritual home at Galilee Baptist Church at a young age, where faith became the compass that guided his generous spirit. A 1981 graduate of York High School, he served in the Army National Guard beginning in 1982, followed by twenty devoted years of protecting history as a Security Guard at The Smithsonian Institute. But Kim's true calling was simpler: he had a gift for turning every stranger into family, and in his world, strangers simply didn't exist.

Kim was wonderfully complex in ways that made him unforgettable. He could deliver a twenty-minute monologue that defied comprehension yet keep you hanging on ‘til the last sentence. He’d hand you his phone mid-conversation, insisting you talk to someone you’d never met. He’d give you his last dollar, his favorite shirt, the shoes off his feet, and then smile like you’d done him a favor. And he’d give you a piece of his mind, and say “I love you,” before walking away. His passions were simple: football games, baseball, dancing, and most of all, spending time family and friends. Kim didn’t just love people – he loved them loudly, with fierce loyalty and without conditions.

Kim joins in eternal rest his beloved wife, Annie Jordan Crawford; parents, Mitt and Sarah (Owens) Crawford; brothers, Larry Crawford, Harley Crawford, and Michael Crawford; and sisters, Bessie Crawford Hale and Sarah Lee Mobley.

Left to carry forward his extraordinary legacy are his brothers, David Crawford (Lyvette) of Washington, DC, and Barry Cloud of Fort Mill, SC; his sisters, Ayesha Fatima Crawford-Bey of Washington, DC, Mamie Blake (Terry) of Rock Hill, SC, Peggy Smith (Harold) and Elaine Brown both of McConnells, SC; Karen Massalley (Abraham) of Hyattsville, MD, Jarita Crawford of Washington, DC, and his twin sister, Kimily Crawford of York, SC. He also leaves his nephew, whom he helped to raise, Devion Starnes (Magdalena) of Hazelton, PA; his goddaughter, Charlene Heron (Mark) of Silver Springs, MD; his sister-in-love, Francis Deville (John) of York, SC; and countless nephews, nieces, and friends who were touched by his remarkable gift for making everyone feel like they mattered.

Kim never met a stranger, because he refused to believe such a thing existed. He moved through the world like sunlight, warming everything in his path. He had a wicked sense of humor, unshakable faith, and a smile that could disarm the most guarded heart. Kimmy O. Crawford has taken his final bow, but his legacy remains. He showed us all what it means to live fully, love fiercely, and laugh often.

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