Deaths & Funerals
Sally Mae Lowerv
LUMBERTON-Ms. Sally Mae
Lowery, 76, of409 Shannon Road,
died Saturday (Oct. 6) in Southeastern
Regional Medical Center.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Thursday (Oct. 11) in Revels Funeral
Home Chapel in Lumberton,
the Rev. Paul Abner officiating.
Burial followed in Gardens of
Faith Cemetery.
Ms. Lowery is survived by a
daughter. Carolyn L. Chavis of the
home; a son, Earl W. Lowery of
Lumberton; three sisters, Edith
Chavis of Lumberton and Katie
Locklear and Dorothy B. Blue,
both of Shannon; five brothers
Luther Bell. Gary L. Bell and
Purcell Bell, all of Lumberton,
Paul Bell of Gibson and Lonnie
Bell of Shannon; six grandchildren;
and five great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Revels Funeral
Home of Lumberton.
Thomas Hoyt Locklear
PEMBROKE-Mr. Thomas Hoyt
Locklear, 38, of305 Anna St., died
Wednesday (Oct. 10) in his home.
A graveside service was held
at II a.m. Friday (Oct. 12) in
Berea Baptist Church Cemetery,
the Revs. Bruce Swett and David
Malcolm officiating.
Surviving are his mother.
Lillian T. Locklear of Pembroke;
a sister, Elise L. Reaves of
Fayetteville; and a brother, Eric P.
Locklear of Lumberton.
Arrangements by Revels funeral
Home of Pembroke.
William A. Hunt
MAXTON-Mr. William A. Hunt,
61, of 12983 U.S. 74 West, died
Wednesday (Oct. 10) at Southeastern
Regional Medical Center in
Lumberton.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Sunday (Oct. 14) at White Hill
Freewill Baptist Church near
Maxton, the Evangelist Jeffery
Locklear and the Rev. James
Kelvin Locklear officiating.
Burial followed in the family cemetery
in Rowland.
Mr. Hunt was born in Robeson
County on July 21, 1940 and
wrked for 43 years as a construction
utility foreman.
He was preceded in death by
two brothers Ronald Hunt and
George Clyde Hunt.
Surviving are his parents,
Catherine Graham and George
Clyde Hunt, both of Lumberton; a
son, William K. Hunt of
Lumberton; two daughters, Cathie
H. Rogers of Lumberton and Linda
H'. Locklear of Maxton; three
brothers, Archie Sandy Hunt,
- George Ray Hunt and Donald
Hunt, all of Lumberton; six sisters,
Amelia Jackson of Charlotte,
Judith Hunt and Daisy Matamors,
both of Lumberton, Betty A.
Maynor of Charlotte, Alice Hunt
of Florida, Catherine Loretta
Hagan of Red Springs; four grandchildren,
Kelly N. Rogers, Sabrina
K. Hunt, Katlyn Hunt and Braiden
T. Locklear; and his companion of
15 years, Betty Locklear.
Arrangements by Revels Funeral
Home in Lumberton.
Sterling Wesley Jones
ROWLAND-Mr. Sterling Wesley
Jones, 68, of 3135 N.C. 710, died
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Thursday (Oct. 11) at his home.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m
Sunday (Oct. 14) at Mt. Hebron
Freewill Holiness Church, the
Revs. David Hunt, Gene Allen
Brayboy and Bryan K. Oxendine
officiating. Burial followed in the
family cemetery.
Mr. Jones was born Jan. 4,
1938 to the late John Wesley Jones
and Pricher McMillian Jones.
He is survived by his wife of
50 years. Nettie L. Jones of
Rowland; his children. Helen
Clark and her husband, Charles
Clark; Donald Jones and his wife.
Beneva Jones; Devan Jones and
his wife, Shirley O. Jones; Sandra
J. Locklear; Wilma Dial and her
husband, Harlis "Buddy" Dial;
and Bobbie J. Leviner and her husband,
Dearl D. Leviner. all of
Rowland; Sanna F. ChavisofClio,
S.C.; Jeff Jones and his wife, Robin
Jones of Pembroke; 20 grandchildren;
17 great-grandchildren; two
brothers; and seven sisters.
Arrangements by Revels Funeral
Home of Pembroke.
Sam Jones
LUMBERTON-Mr. Sam Jones.
63, of 2411 Marshall St.. died Friday
(Oct. 12) at his home.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Monday (Oct. 15) at Revels Funeral
Home Chapel in Lumberton,
the Rev. Melvin Bell officiating.
Burial followed in the Oxendine
Cemetery on Oak Grove Church
Road.
Mr. Jones, a retired construction
worker, was born in Robeson
County on Jan. 4, 1938. He was
preceded in death by a son, Jimmy
Jones, and a daughter, Wanda
Lynn Jones Hand.
Surviving are his wife, Lucy
Bell Jones of the home; a step-father
and mother, Wilbert
Cummings and Delta Cummings
of Lumberton; two sons, Ricky
Oxendine of Baltimore and
Timmy Ray Jones of Lumberton;
a daughter, Lynette Jones Jacobs
of Pembroke; eight grandchildren,
Steven, Connie, Stephanie, Lucy,
Annette, Melissa, Brandon and
Chelsea; and five great-grandchildren.
Arrangements were by Revels
Funeral Home, Lumberton.
Rosie Lowery Hunt
DILLON,S.C.-Mrs Rosie Lowery
Hunt, 77, of 1010 McKenzie Rd.,
Apt. B-16, Dillon, S.C., and formerly
of Fairmont, N.C., died Saturday
(Oct. 13) at her home.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday (Oct. 16) at Floyd Funeral
Services Chapel in Fairmont, the
Revs. Crafton Chavis and Charles
Grant officiating. Burial followed
in Reedy Branch Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Mrs. Hunt was born in Robeson
County, N.C. on May 6,1924. She
was a nomemaker.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, Settler Hunt; her
parents, Anderson Lowery and
Caroline Locklear Lowery; and a
son, Beamon Hunt.
Mrs. Hunt is survived by four
sons, Willie Hunt of Sylvania, Ga?
Olin Hunt of Rowland, N.C.,
Linwood Hunt of Dillon and Junior
Hunt of Franklin, Tenn.; two
daughters, Ludahila Jones of
Dillon and Cynthia Lee of
Sylvania; a sister, Madie Lee Revels
of St. Pauls, N.C.; 27 grand
children, 26 great-grandchildren;
and three great-great-grandchildren.
Regennia Cummings
Locklear
ROWLAND-Mrs. Regennia
Cummings Locklear, 53, of 1724
Biggs Road, died Monday (Oct.
15) at Southeastern Regional
Medical Center in Lumberton.
The funeral was held at 2 p.m.
Thursday (Oct. 18) at Burnt
Swamp Baptist Church, the Revs.
Keith Long and William Gray
Locklear officiating, Burial followed
in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Locklear was an inspector
at Jasper Textiles for 13 years.
She was also a member of Burnt
Swamp Baptist Church where she
served as music director and Sunday
School teacher for many years.
She was preceded in death by
her father, David Cummings; and
a grandson. Brandon Wayne
Locklear.
Surviving are her mother,
Beulah Oxendine Cummings of
Rowland; her husband of 31 years.
Tray Locklear of the home; a son,
Christopher Locklear of New
Castle. Del.; a daughter,
Cassandra Locklear of Southern
Pines; five brothers, Donald Earl
Cummings, Larry Alton
Cummings, David Ray Cummings
and James Mitchell Cummings, all
of Rowland, and Ronnie Dean
Cummings ofChapel Hilljtwo sisters,
Myrtle Dorotny C. Chavis of
Rowland and Rita C. Wilkins of
Lumberton; and a grandson,
Christopher Wayne Locklear of
Fairmont.
James Leon Hunt
PEMBROKE-Mr. James Leon
Hunt, 77, of 7488 Deep Branch
Road, died Monday (Oct. 15) at
his home. \ t
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Thursday (Oct. 15) at Berea Baptist
Church, the Revs. Charles
Locklear and Bruce Swett officiating.
Burial followed in Sandcutt
Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Christine
R. Hunt ofthe hoprae; six sons
and five daughters-in-law, David
M. Hunt of Red Springs, Gerald
and Map* Ellen Hunt, James L. Jr.
and Julie Hunt, and Eric D. and
Bobbie Ann Hunt, all of Pembroke,
Christopher L. and Teresa
Hunt of Jacksonville and Terrance
L. and Laura Hunt of Laurel Hill;
a sister, Lucy Locklear of Elrod;
12 grandchildren; and 10 greatgrandchildren.
Arrangements were by
Locklear & Son Funeral Home of
Pembroke.
Glenn A. Brooks
PEMBROKE-Mr. Glenn Anthony
Brooks, 19, of 610 J.G. Farm
Road, Fayetteville, died Saturday
(Oct. 13) in UNC Hospitals in
Chapel Hill.
The funeral was held at 2:30
p.m. Wednesday (Oct. 17) in St.
Pauls Holiness Church by the
Revs. Daniel Goins, Odell
Wilkins, Author Bell and Ray
Bryant. Burial followed in
Oxendine Cemetery.
Surviving are his parents,
Glenn and Brenda Brooks of Pembroke;
two brothers, Tyron Brooks
and Phillip Brooks, both of Pembroke;
a sister, Cassandra Brooks
of Pembroke; his maternal grandmother,
Esther Bryant of Pembroke;
and his maternal greatgrandmother,
Edna Bryant of
Lumberton.
Arrangements by Thompson's
Funeral Home, Pembroke,
Lisa A. Hunt
RED SPRINGS-Mrs. Lisa Ann
Hunt. 34, of 4369 Old Wire Road,
died Friday ((Oct. 12) in Southeastern
Regional Medical Center
in Lumberton.
The funeral was held at 3 p.m.
Wednesday (Oct. 17) in Sands
Ridge Holiness Church, the Rev.
Thurman Scott officiating. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
Arrangements were handled by
Crumpler Funeral home & Cremation
Service of Red Springs.
Surviving are her husband.
Larry Locklear of Maxton; a son.
Josh W. Bui lard of Red Springs;
her father, J.P. Lower) of Charlotte;
her mother and stepfather,
Geraldine and Carton Locklear of
Red Springs; four sisters.
Cassandra Bullard. Delsey G..
Hunt, Jennifer Bullard and Carla
Bullard, all of Red Springs; her paternal
grandmother, Lizzie M.
Lowery; her maternal grandparents.
Belton and Arceolar Bullard
of Red Springs; and a grandchild.
Benefit Gospel
Sing Planned
On Friday, October 19. 2001 at
'New Philadelphus Methodist Church
a free gospel singing will be held to
help Erain barton, a 23-year-old brain
tumor patient with medical expenses
and medication. It will be close to
three months for any insurance will
assist her with medication costs and
medical bills.
Scheduled to appear are Carla and
the Redemptions, the Singing Cousins,
the Sycamore Singers and others.
Refreshments and hotdogs will be sold.
A love offering will be taken. The
singing will begin at 7 p.m. For more
information contact Vinita "Cookie"
Maynor Clark at 522-0239.
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beginning at 7:00 pm.
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Tuesday, November 6 at selected locations
within Indian communities.
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