Marion County GaArchives Obituaries.....Carver,  Nathan Joseph  July 16, 2021
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Way- Watson Funeral Home BV GA posted July 2021

Nathan Joseph Carver
September 5, 1978 ~ July 16, 2021 (age 42)


Nathan Carver, who was born September 5, 1978, passed away peacefully in his 
sleep Friday, July 16, 2021. He was 42 years old. Nathan spent the majority of 
his life in and around Columbus, Georgia. For the last five months, he had been 
a patient at Wake Forest Cancer Center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where 
he was receiving treatment for leukemia. 

 A graveside service is planned for Wednesday, July 21, at 11:00 AM at the 
Tazewell Cemetery in Tazewell, GA.

Nate, as he was affectionately known, was the second child of Lee and Sandra 
Carver. As an adult, he developed a strong work ethic and took pride in whatever 
he did. He was gifted in so many ways, including the repair and restoration of 
antique furniture. More important to him, however, were the relationships he 
made throughout life. Nate had a tender heart. If someone he knew was in need, 
he would give them whatever he had. At the same time, he was quick to 
acknowledge the kindness he’d also received — from loaned cars to help with 
childcare while he was hospitalized. He spoke of these friendships often, they 
meant so much to him, and he was grateful. 

Nathan was preceded in death by maternal grandparents, Weyman and Frances Smith, 
paternal grandparents, Leroy and Loma Carver, and his mother, Sandra Smith 
Carver.

Left behind to cherish his memory and celebrate his life are his wife, Diana 
Boyster Carver, son, Calvin Carver, and stepson, William Boyster. For the last 
13 years, Nate’s life was dedicated to the care of these boys. His death leaves 
a painful void in both of their lives. 

Nate is also survived by the remaining members of his immediate and loving 
family: his father, Lee, and stepmother Carol; sister, Amanda Hiatt, and her 
husband, Giorgio; brother, Micah, and his fiancé Janine McClung; nieces, 
Springer Hiatt and Sara James Carver; and nephews, Carver Hiatt, Brice Folmar, 
Smith Carver, and Fuller Carver. 

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