Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Jones, Jr., Charles A. "Charlie" April 1, 2005
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The Berrien Press - April 2005
 Charles A. "Charlie" Jones, Jr., 76, of Nashville died April 1, 2005 at 
Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center in Tallahassee, FL.

 Born May 28, 1928 in Cobb County to the late Charles A. and Lucille McClain 
Jones, he graduated from Boys' High School in Atlanta and attended Gordon 
Military College and Georgia Technical Institute. He worked for Lockheed 
Aircraft Corporation in Marietta and New Ideal Sprayer Co. in Nashville. He was 
founder of Obsolete Ford Parts Co. in Nashville and the Nashville All Ford Swap 
Meet.

 He was a member of Nashville United Methodist Church where he served in 
numerous positions, was a member of the Men's Bible Class, and served as lay 
delegate to the South Georgia Annual Conference for 25 years. He also served in 
other positions of the United Methodist Church including the Camp Tygart Board 
of Trustees, the Valdosta District Board of Trustees, the Commission on Finance 
and Administration for the South Georgia Conference, the South Georgia 
Conference Foundation, the South Georgia Conference Board of Missions, and the 
Magnolia Manor Board of Trustees. He was a member of the Emmaus Community.

 He was currently serving as a member of The Citizens Bank Board of Directors 
and the loan committee.

 After his retirement from Obsolete Ford Parts, he worked with family members 
at Southern Grace Farms in Bemiss.

 Survivors include his wife, Ann Tygart Jones of Nashville; three daughters, 
Laura McMillan of West Berrien, Amy Postell of St. Marys and Julie Jones of 
Irving, TX; four sisters, Rosemary Cox of Atlanta, Beth Crabill of Sautee, 
Nancy Snipes and Lucy Cooley, both of Marietta; six grandchildren.

 Funeral services were held April 4 at 11 a.m. at Nashville United Methodist 
Church with the Revs. Dwight Bishop, Richard Trawick and Bill McTier 
officiating. The congregation sang "Victory in Jesus," "Because He Lives," 
and "On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand," accompanied by Renee Gaskins, pianist.

 Interment was in Peeples-Tygart Cemetery.

 Active pallbearers were Bo Lovein, Wayne Stallings, Michael Jones, Rick 
Carter, Jerry Brogdon, Greg Donahue, Thomas Clayton, Jackie Dove.

 Members of the Men's Bible Class of Nashville United Methodist Church and the 
Board of Directors of The Citizens Bank served as honorary pallbearers.

 Lovein Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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