Wilkes-Jenkins-Richmond County GaArchives Obituaries.....Strozier, Charles Randall May 27, 1939
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The Augusta Chronicle, Sun, 28 May 1939, 2, col 3; Mon, 29 May 1939, 2, col 4; & Tues, 30 May 1939, 2, col 7
Two notices in "The Augusta Chronicle," Sun, 28 May 1939, 2, col 3:

CHARLES R. STROZIER OF MILLEN PASSES AT HOSPITAL HERE

Charles Randall Strozier, 59-year old resident of Millen, GA., died this 
morning at 1:25 o'clock at a local infirmary after an illness of three years.

Funeral services will be hld tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the graveside 
in the Swainsboro cemetery.

Mr. Randall (sic), a native of Wilkes county, was a retired superintendent of 
the Pierpont (sic) Manufacturing company of Savannah. He was a member of the 
Methodist church.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Shellie Kea Strozier; four sons, Randall K. 
Strozier, Augusta; John M. Strozier, Estill, S. C.; Clifford Strozier, 
Martinsville, Va.; and Billy Strozier of Savannah; one daughter, Miss Georgia 
Elizabeth Strozier, Millen; four brothers Henry Strozier, Birmingham, Ala.; 
Lush Strozier and Jack Strozier of Little Rock, Ark.; Willie Strozier, Rayle, 
Ga.; and one sister, Miss May Strozier of Atlanta.

Second notice for Sunday:

FUNERAL NOTICES
STROZIER: Entered into rest at a local infirmary, May 27 at 1:25 a. m., MR. 
CHARLES RANDALL STROZIER, beloved husband of Mrs. Shellie Kea Strozier. 
Funeral services will be held tomorrow (MONDAY) morning at 11 o'clock at the 
graveside in the Swainsboro cemetery. Platt's Funeral Home.

"The Augusta Chronicle," Mon, 29 May 1939, 2, col 4

FUNERAL NOTICES

STROZIER: Entered into rest at a local infirmary, May 28, 1939, in the 59th 
year of his age MR. CHARLES RANDALL STROZIER, beloved husband of Mrs. Shellie 
Kea Strozier. Funeral services will be conducted at the graveside in 
Swainsboro, Ga., cemetery this (MONDAY) morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. W. E. 
Scott officiated. Platt's Funeral Home.

"The Augusta Chronicle," Tues, 30 May 1939, 2, col 7

SERVICES ARE HELD FOR C. R. STROZIER, RESIDENT OF MILLEN

Last rites for Charles Randall Strozier, retired mill superintendent, were 
held yesterday afternoon at the graveside in the Swainsboro cemetery, with the 
Rev. W. E. Scott officiating.

Mr. Strozier was a resident of Millen and had retired as superintendent of the 
PiedmontManufacturing company of Savannah.

Pallbearers were Warren Kea, Carter Kea, Robert Gunn, John Gunn, Ben Pierce 
Jr., and Stewart McArthur.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Shellie Kea Strozier; four sons, Randell 
(sic) K. Strozier, Augusta, John M. Strozier, Estill, S. C., Clifford 
Strozier, Martinsville, Va., and Billy Strozier, Savannah; one daughter, Miss 
Georgia Elizabeth Strozier, Millen; four brothers, Henry Strozier, Birmingham, 
Ala., Lush Strozier and Jack Strozier, both of Little Rock, Ark., and Willie 
Strozier, Rayle, Ga.; one sister, Miss Mary Strozier, Atlanta, and a grandson, 
Randell (sic) K. Strozier Jr., Augusta.



Additional Comments:
Notice in Sunday's paper, DOD was listed as the 27th, in Monday's paper DOD 
was 28th.

"Hospital here" would mean an Augusta hospital. Platt's Funeral Home is also 
in Augusta.

Descendant of Revolutionary War Soldier Peter STROZIER, who fought at the 
Battle of Kettle Creek in Wilkes Co, and his wife Margaret Dozier.

Submitter does not know which child of Peter & Margaret that Charles descended 
from.

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