Carolyn Adams, affectionately known as Dee Dee or “Dorothy Mae” departed this earthly life on Friday December 5, 2014.
Born in Richland County, she was a daughter of the late David Daniel Levy Doughty and Geneva Brown Doughty.
She was a member of Friendship Baptist Church were she sang on the choir, and was a leader in the church Sunday and Bible Schools. She was a member Williams Grand Chapter order of Eastern Star – Stars of Bethlehem Chapter 8 Heroines of Jericho and served a Matron Lady Knights of Templar Ancient Arabic Order Daughter of Sphinx.
Carolyn was a very loving person who enjoyed traveling extensively.
Surviving are two sons: Derrick (Louise) Doughty, Cayce, SC and Raynard (Hedeliza) Doughty, Waterbury, CT: seven Grandchildren and seven Great-Grandchildren; four sister Beverly (Johnny) Morant, Abigail Doughty, Valerie (Roy) Iyawe, Vera (Lyles) Williams, and two brothers: Charles (Noreen) Doughty and Gregory (Wilhelmenia) Doughty, surrogate mother Dorothy Edmunds, special cousin Juanita Goodwin.
Services: Friendship Baptist Church on House Street
Burial: Ft. Jackson National Cemetery.
Born in Richland County, she was a daughter of the late David Daniel Levy Doughty and Geneva Brown Doughty.
She was a member of Friendship Baptist Church were she sang on the choir, and was a leader in the church Sunday and Bible Schools. She was a member Williams Grand Chapter order of Eastern Star – Stars of Bethlehem Chapter 8 Heroines of Jericho and served a Matron Lady Knights of Templar Ancient Arabic Order Daughter of Sphinx.
Carolyn was a very loving person who enjoyed traveling extensively.
Surviving are two sons: Derrick (Louise) Doughty, Cayce, SC and Raynard (Hedeliza) Doughty, Waterbury, CT: seven Grandchildren and seven Great-Grandchildren; four sister Beverly (Johnny) Morant, Abigail Doughty, Valerie (Roy) Iyawe, Vera (Lyles) Williams, and two brothers: Charles (Noreen) Doughty and Gregory (Wilhelmenia) Doughty, surrogate mother Dorothy Edmunds, special cousin Juanita Goodwin.
Services: Friendship Baptist Church on House Street
Burial: Ft. Jackson National Cemetery.
Carolyn Adams, affectionately known as Dee Dee or “Dorothy Mae” departed this earthly life on Friday December 5, 2014.
Born in Richland County, she was a daughter of the late David Daniel Levy Doughty and Geneva Brown Doughty.
She was a member of Friendship Baptist Church were she sang on the choir, and was a leader in the church Sunday and Bible Schools. She was a member Williams Grand Chapter order of Eastern Star – Stars of Bethlehem Chapter 8 Heroines of Jericho and served a Matron Lady Knights of Templar Ancient Arabic Order Daughter of Sphinx.
Carolyn was a very loving person who enjoyed traveling extensively.
Surviving are two sons: Derrick (Louise) Doughty, Cayce, SC and Raynard (Hedeliza) Doughty, Waterbury, CT: seven Grandchildren and seven Great-Grandchildren; four sister Beverly (Johnny) Morant, Abigail Doughty, Valerie (Roy) Iyawe, Vera (Lyles) Williams, and two brothers: Charles (Noreen) Doughty and Gregory (Wilhelmenia) Doughty, surrogate mother Dorothy Edmunds, special cousin Juanita Goodwin.
Services: Friendship Baptist Church on House Street
Burial: Ft. Jackson National Cemetery.
Born in Richland County, she was a daughter of the late David Daniel Levy Doughty and Geneva Brown Doughty.
She was a member of Friendship Baptist Church were she sang on the choir, and was a leader in the church Sunday and Bible Schools. She was a member Williams Grand Chapter order of Eastern Star – Stars of Bethlehem Chapter 8 Heroines of Jericho and served a Matron Lady Knights of Templar Ancient Arabic Order Daughter of Sphinx.
Carolyn was a very loving person who enjoyed traveling extensively.
Surviving are two sons: Derrick (Louise) Doughty, Cayce, SC and Raynard (Hedeliza) Doughty, Waterbury, CT: seven Grandchildren and seven Great-Grandchildren; four sister Beverly (Johnny) Morant, Abigail Doughty, Valerie (Roy) Iyawe, Vera (Lyles) Williams, and two brothers: Charles (Noreen) Doughty and Gregory (Wilhelmenia) Doughty, surrogate mother Dorothy Edmunds, special cousin Juanita Goodwin.
Services: Friendship Baptist Church on House Street
Burial: Ft. Jackson National Cemetery.
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