Jefferson-Oglethorpe-Clarke County GaArchives Obituaries.....Burt, Dolphus Byron  October 11, 2006
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The Augusta Chronicle
Mr.D.Byron Burt, 60, of Louisville,Ga., died Wednesday, October 11,2006 at the 
Jefferson Hospital after a brief illness. A native of Athens, Ga. He moved to 
Louisville, Ga. in 1969, Mr. Burt was a self-employed aerial applicator. He was 
a member and elder of Louisville Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. He 
served on the Louisville City Council from 1991-2001, then in 2002 was elected 
Mayor of Louisville and was serving untill his death. He owned and operated 
Burt's Aircraft Service for 30 years. He was a mason. Mr Burt was a wonderful 
husband and father. He is survived by his wife, Connie Pritchett Burt of 
Louisville; one son, Major Joel E. Burt and Wift Vicky of Troy, Illinois; one 
daughter, Bonnie B. Jolley and  husband Bobby of Normal, Illinois; three 
grandchildren, Sarah Ashley and Mason Byron Burt ot Troy, Illinois and 
Jefferson Jolley of Normal, Illinois; his mother, Mildred Saxon Burt of 
Winterville, Georgia; one brother, Dennis M. Burt of Anderson, S.C.; one sister 
Crystal Burt Gabriel and husband Danny of Jasper, Georgia; and several nieces 
and nephews and aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held at 11;00 a.m. 
Saturday, October 14, 2006 at Louisville A.R.P. Church with the Reverend Will 
Anderson officating, Interment will follow in the Louisville City Cemetery. 
Visitation will be from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Friday evening, Pallbearers are 
Kenneth Bond, Brad Campbell, Phil Prichard, Adam Gabriel, Luke Gabriel and 
Buddy Smith. Honorary pallbearers will be City Administrator and City Council, 
Elders of the Church, and Poponalins (The Poponalins are a group of his friends 
that Byron would meet at popeyes for coffee each morning) Southern Heritage 
Funeral Home in Louisville was in charge of arrangements.

Additional Comments:
Byron was a soft spoken person that was well like by all that knew him, he was 
promp, and if he told you something you could count on it. Byron was loved very 
much by all of his family. He was our family spokesman at all of our family 
reunions. Byron I loved you! Uncle JR.

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