Mr. Virgil Grady Cauley, 79, passed away Monday morning, April 30, 2007, at his residence following a short but courageous battle with cancer.
A native of Appling County, he had lived in Thompson, Georgia for many years before moving to Pierce County thirty-five years ago. He had worked in the construction business but had also driven a truck for Wooten Truck Lines. He was a member of the Mershon Baptist Church where he was in the Senior Adult Sunday School Class and he was also a member of the Pierce County Hunting Club. Mr. Cauley was a son of the late William Grady & Ocie Medders Cauley and was also preceded in death by his first wife, Ruby Lee Bagley Cauley, and a grandchild, Cheryl Leigh Boyd.
Survivors are his wife of 54 years, Lillie Haselden Cauley of Blackshear; four daughters and three sons-n-law, Barbara Boyd of McDonough, GA, Karen & Tony Joyner and Brenda & Craig Turner all of Blackshear and Susan & David Tucker of Waycross; two sisters, Vera Wheeler of Lawrenceburg, TN and Betty Henderson of Brunswick; a brother and sister-n-law, Alton & June Cauley of Baxley; 6 grandchildren, Ben Roberson, Brandon Joyner, Brian (Tonya) Turner, Christy (Chris) Leggett, Patricia (Michael) Quintero and Lindsey (Rusty) Tatum; 6 great grandchildren, Chloe Roberson, Amber gayle Roberson, Devon Turner, Danielle Turner, Lacy Leggett and Zach Quintero and several nieces, nephews & other relatives.
Virgil survived the car accident that killed his first wife (Ruby Lee)he had serious injuries..
A native of Appling County, he had lived in Thompson, Georgia for many years before moving to Pierce County thirty-five years ago. He had worked in the construction business but had also driven a truck for Wooten Truck Lines. He was a member of the Mershon Baptist Church where he was in the Senior Adult Sunday School Class and he was also a member of the Pierce County Hunting Club. Mr. Cauley was a son of the late William Grady & Ocie Medders Cauley and was also preceded in death by his first wife, Ruby Lee Bagley Cauley, and a grandchild, Cheryl Leigh Boyd.
Survivors are his wife of 54 years, Lillie Haselden Cauley of Blackshear; four daughters and three sons-n-law, Barbara Boyd of McDonough, GA, Karen & Tony Joyner and Brenda & Craig Turner all of Blackshear and Susan & David Tucker of Waycross; two sisters, Vera Wheeler of Lawrenceburg, TN and Betty Henderson of Brunswick; a brother and sister-n-law, Alton & June Cauley of Baxley; 6 grandchildren, Ben Roberson, Brandon Joyner, Brian (Tonya) Turner, Christy (Chris) Leggett, Patricia (Michael) Quintero and Lindsey (Rusty) Tatum; 6 great grandchildren, Chloe Roberson, Amber gayle Roberson, Devon Turner, Danielle Turner, Lacy Leggett and Zach Quintero and several nieces, nephews & other relatives.
Virgil survived the car accident that killed his first wife (Ruby Lee)he had serious injuries..
Mr. Virgil Grady Cauley, 79, passed away Monday morning, April 30, 2007, at his residence following a short but courageous battle with cancer.
A native of Appling County, he had lived in Thompson, Georgia for many years before moving to Pierce County thirty-five years ago. He had worked in the construction business but had also driven a truck for Wooten Truck Lines. He was a member of the Mershon Baptist Church where he was in the Senior Adult Sunday School Class and he was also a member of the Pierce County Hunting Club. Mr. Cauley was a son of the late William Grady & Ocie Medders Cauley and was also preceded in death by his first wife, Ruby Lee Bagley Cauley, and a grandchild, Cheryl Leigh Boyd.
Survivors are his wife of 54 years, Lillie Haselden Cauley of Blackshear; four daughters and three sons-n-law, Barbara Boyd of McDonough, GA, Karen & Tony Joyner and Brenda & Craig Turner all of Blackshear and Susan & David Tucker of Waycross; two sisters, Vera Wheeler of Lawrenceburg, TN and Betty Henderson of Brunswick; a brother and sister-n-law, Alton & June Cauley of Baxley; 6 grandchildren, Ben Roberson, Brandon Joyner, Brian (Tonya) Turner, Christy (Chris) Leggett, Patricia (Michael) Quintero and Lindsey (Rusty) Tatum; 6 great grandchildren, Chloe Roberson, Amber gayle Roberson, Devon Turner, Danielle Turner, Lacy Leggett and Zach Quintero and several nieces, nephews & other relatives.
Virgil survived the car accident that killed his first wife (Ruby Lee)he had serious injuries..
A native of Appling County, he had lived in Thompson, Georgia for many years before moving to Pierce County thirty-five years ago. He had worked in the construction business but had also driven a truck for Wooten Truck Lines. He was a member of the Mershon Baptist Church where he was in the Senior Adult Sunday School Class and he was also a member of the Pierce County Hunting Club. Mr. Cauley was a son of the late William Grady & Ocie Medders Cauley and was also preceded in death by his first wife, Ruby Lee Bagley Cauley, and a grandchild, Cheryl Leigh Boyd.
Survivors are his wife of 54 years, Lillie Haselden Cauley of Blackshear; four daughters and three sons-n-law, Barbara Boyd of McDonough, GA, Karen & Tony Joyner and Brenda & Craig Turner all of Blackshear and Susan & David Tucker of Waycross; two sisters, Vera Wheeler of Lawrenceburg, TN and Betty Henderson of Brunswick; a brother and sister-n-law, Alton & June Cauley of Baxley; 6 grandchildren, Ben Roberson, Brandon Joyner, Brian (Tonya) Turner, Christy (Chris) Leggett, Patricia (Michael) Quintero and Lindsey (Rusty) Tatum; 6 great grandchildren, Chloe Roberson, Amber gayle Roberson, Devon Turner, Danielle Turner, Lacy Leggett and Zach Quintero and several nieces, nephews & other relatives.
Virgil survived the car accident that killed his first wife (Ruby Lee)he had serious injuries..
