Dot was a loving mother, grandmother, sister and friend. She was the daughter of the late Joe and Ina Jackson Thompson.
She was the wife of the late Ernest Charles Meeks. And a member of Grace Baptist Church.
Survivors include two sons, Bill and wife Patsy Meeks, and Ronnie and wife Cindy Meeks of Spartanburg. Also two daughters, Jane Sturgill and husband Claude, of Wellford, and Linda Evans of Boiling Springs.
Seven grandchildren, Tammy evans Bishop, Susan Sturgill Cannon, Gregg Meeks, Micheal Evans, Bobby Sturgill, Melissa Meeks Scott, and Hannah Meeks. Also 12 great-grandchildren.
Four sisters, Betty Jo Hoots of Hendersonville NC., Mary DuVall of Campobello, Carol Case and Bessie Jones of Flat Rock NC.
She was predeased by 2 brothers, Monroe and Herbert Thompson, and 1 sister, Mossie Goble.
Dot was a wonderful lady, I started cleaning for many years ago..we became great friends..she was a mother hen, always taking care of someone else..and always telling exactly what she thought..
I had talked to her the morning she died, and everything was fine, I was to go to her house the following day..
that night she had a leak in her bathroom, and was trying to mop it up, and the water just kept coming, her daughter Linda who lived 3 apartments from her saw her light on and came to see what was wrong..
by the time Linda got there, Dot was so upset over not being able to stop the water, she laid down on the bed and had a heart attack..that quick, in seconds, she was gone..
Our hearts are broken, but our wonderful memories of her will last forever..
She was the wife of the late Ernest Charles Meeks. And a member of Grace Baptist Church.
Survivors include two sons, Bill and wife Patsy Meeks, and Ronnie and wife Cindy Meeks of Spartanburg. Also two daughters, Jane Sturgill and husband Claude, of Wellford, and Linda Evans of Boiling Springs.
Seven grandchildren, Tammy evans Bishop, Susan Sturgill Cannon, Gregg Meeks, Micheal Evans, Bobby Sturgill, Melissa Meeks Scott, and Hannah Meeks. Also 12 great-grandchildren.
Four sisters, Betty Jo Hoots of Hendersonville NC., Mary DuVall of Campobello, Carol Case and Bessie Jones of Flat Rock NC.
She was predeased by 2 brothers, Monroe and Herbert Thompson, and 1 sister, Mossie Goble.
Dot was a wonderful lady, I started cleaning for many years ago..we became great friends..she was a mother hen, always taking care of someone else..and always telling exactly what she thought..
I had talked to her the morning she died, and everything was fine, I was to go to her house the following day..
that night she had a leak in her bathroom, and was trying to mop it up, and the water just kept coming, her daughter Linda who lived 3 apartments from her saw her light on and came to see what was wrong..
by the time Linda got there, Dot was so upset over not being able to stop the water, she laid down on the bed and had a heart attack..that quick, in seconds, she was gone..
Our hearts are broken, but our wonderful memories of her will last forever..
Dot was a loving mother, grandmother, sister and friend. She was the daughter of the late Joe and Ina Jackson Thompson.
She was the wife of the late Ernest Charles Meeks. And a member of Grace Baptist Church.
Survivors include two sons, Bill and wife Patsy Meeks, and Ronnie and wife Cindy Meeks of Spartanburg. Also two daughters, Jane Sturgill and husband Claude, of Wellford, and Linda Evans of Boiling Springs.
Seven grandchildren, Tammy evans Bishop, Susan Sturgill Cannon, Gregg Meeks, Micheal Evans, Bobby Sturgill, Melissa Meeks Scott, and Hannah Meeks. Also 12 great-grandchildren.
Four sisters, Betty Jo Hoots of Hendersonville NC., Mary DuVall of Campobello, Carol Case and Bessie Jones of Flat Rock NC.
She was predeased by 2 brothers, Monroe and Herbert Thompson, and 1 sister, Mossie Goble.
Dot was a wonderful lady, I started cleaning for many years ago..we became great friends..she was a mother hen, always taking care of someone else..and always telling exactly what she thought..
I had talked to her the morning she died, and everything was fine, I was to go to her house the following day..
that night she had a leak in her bathroom, and was trying to mop it up, and the water just kept coming, her daughter Linda who lived 3 apartments from her saw her light on and came to see what was wrong..
by the time Linda got there, Dot was so upset over not being able to stop the water, she laid down on the bed and had a heart attack..that quick, in seconds, she was gone..
Our hearts are broken, but our wonderful memories of her will last forever..
She was the wife of the late Ernest Charles Meeks. And a member of Grace Baptist Church.
Survivors include two sons, Bill and wife Patsy Meeks, and Ronnie and wife Cindy Meeks of Spartanburg. Also two daughters, Jane Sturgill and husband Claude, of Wellford, and Linda Evans of Boiling Springs.
Seven grandchildren, Tammy evans Bishop, Susan Sturgill Cannon, Gregg Meeks, Micheal Evans, Bobby Sturgill, Melissa Meeks Scott, and Hannah Meeks. Also 12 great-grandchildren.
Four sisters, Betty Jo Hoots of Hendersonville NC., Mary DuVall of Campobello, Carol Case and Bessie Jones of Flat Rock NC.
She was predeased by 2 brothers, Monroe and Herbert Thompson, and 1 sister, Mossie Goble.
Dot was a wonderful lady, I started cleaning for many years ago..we became great friends..she was a mother hen, always taking care of someone else..and always telling exactly what she thought..
I had talked to her the morning she died, and everything was fine, I was to go to her house the following day..
that night she had a leak in her bathroom, and was trying to mop it up, and the water just kept coming, her daughter Linda who lived 3 apartments from her saw her light on and came to see what was wrong..
by the time Linda got there, Dot was so upset over not being able to stop the water, she laid down on the bed and had a heart attack..that quick, in seconds, she was gone..
Our hearts are broken, but our wonderful memories of her will last forever..
