Nansemond County-Richmond City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Goodwin, Dr. Harry J., 1945 

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DR. HARRY JETER GOODWIN 

DR. H.J. GOODWIN DIES SUDDENLY 

  Dr. Harry Jeter Goodwin, 66, dean of Suffolk ministers and pastor of the 
First Baptist Church for 19 years and civic leader, died suddenly March 23rd 
about 1 a.m. of a heart attack, following a few hours' illness, at his home 
on North Main Street.

  Surviving him are his wife Mrs. Annie Scott Goodwin; a son, Winston Goodwin, 
of Columbia, S.C.; a granddaughter, Miss Annie Goodwin, also of Columbia; a 
sister, Miss Eleanor Goodwin, of Richmond; two brothers, Bert Goodwin, of 
California and Philip Goodwin, of Richmond, and a lifelong friend of both Dr. 
and Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Burnley Walker, who has made her home with them for the 
past 34 years.

  The body was taken to the Hill Funeral Home where it remained until Sunday 
morning at 8 o'clock, when it was removed to the First Baptist Church where it 
remained until 10 a.m., the hour of the funeral.  Services were conducted by 
the Rev. E.F. Chauncey and the Rev. L.F. Paulette.

  At the close of the service the body was taken to Richmond and interment was 
in Hollywood Cemetery, with Mr. Chauncey and Mr. Paulette officiating.


Dr. Harry Jeter GOODWIN, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Suffolk, 
d. 23 Mar 1945, at home, Suffolk, age 66, 
interred in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, 25 Mar 1945, 
"The Smithfield (VA) Times," Vol. 27, No. 52, Mar. 28, 1945, p. 1, col. 8 


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