Dwight Richard Coley was born in North Carolina on March 9, 1939. He was the 6th child of Clifton Ray and Rachel Cameron Coley. Dwight died at his home in Carthage, North Carolina on Sept. 11, 2007.
Dwight married Alice Tyner and they had two beautiful daughters, Jerrie and Teresa. Sadly Dwight was preceded in death by his wife Alice and also his daughter Teresa.
Dwight served in the U.S. Navy on the U.S.S. Constitution, during the Cuban Crisis. He had a graveside service with full military honors.
Dwight was a retired technician for propane companies. And was also a member of the Carthage Rescue Squad as I recall.
Dwight is survived by his daughter, four grandchildren, brothers and two sisters.
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Dwight was my stepson from my marraige to Clifton Ray Coley and I had the pleasure of meeting and doing things with him and his wife and their two beautiful daughters when we were in North Carolina on a couple of visits.
Dwight was a very honest, humble man. I know he loved his family very much and it could not have been easy with the losses he and Jerrie had to bear.
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR ONE. YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
Dwight married Alice Tyner and they had two beautiful daughters, Jerrie and Teresa. Sadly Dwight was preceded in death by his wife Alice and also his daughter Teresa.
Dwight served in the U.S. Navy on the U.S.S. Constitution, during the Cuban Crisis. He had a graveside service with full military honors.
Dwight was a retired technician for propane companies. And was also a member of the Carthage Rescue Squad as I recall.
Dwight is survived by his daughter, four grandchildren, brothers and two sisters.
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Dwight was my stepson from my marraige to Clifton Ray Coley and I had the pleasure of meeting and doing things with him and his wife and their two beautiful daughters when we were in North Carolina on a couple of visits.
Dwight was a very honest, humble man. I know he loved his family very much and it could not have been easy with the losses he and Jerrie had to bear.
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR ONE. YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
Dwight Richard Coley was born in North Carolina on March 9, 1939. He was the 6th child of Clifton Ray and Rachel Cameron Coley. Dwight died at his home in Carthage, North Carolina on Sept. 11, 2007.
Dwight married Alice Tyner and they had two beautiful daughters, Jerrie and Teresa. Sadly Dwight was preceded in death by his wife Alice and also his daughter Teresa.
Dwight served in the U.S. Navy on the U.S.S. Constitution, during the Cuban Crisis. He had a graveside service with full military honors.
Dwight was a retired technician for propane companies. And was also a member of the Carthage Rescue Squad as I recall.
Dwight is survived by his daughter, four grandchildren, brothers and two sisters.
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Dwight was my stepson from my marraige to Clifton Ray Coley and I had the pleasure of meeting and doing things with him and his wife and their two beautiful daughters when we were in North Carolina on a couple of visits.
Dwight was a very honest, humble man. I know he loved his family very much and it could not have been easy with the losses he and Jerrie had to bear.
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR ONE. YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
Dwight married Alice Tyner and they had two beautiful daughters, Jerrie and Teresa. Sadly Dwight was preceded in death by his wife Alice and also his daughter Teresa.
Dwight served in the U.S. Navy on the U.S.S. Constitution, during the Cuban Crisis. He had a graveside service with full military honors.
Dwight was a retired technician for propane companies. And was also a member of the Carthage Rescue Squad as I recall.
Dwight is survived by his daughter, four grandchildren, brothers and two sisters.
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
Dwight was my stepson from my marraige to Clifton Ray Coley and I had the pleasure of meeting and doing things with him and his wife and their two beautiful daughters when we were in North Carolina on a couple of visits.
Dwight was a very honest, humble man. I know he loved his family very much and it could not have been easy with the losses he and Jerrie had to bear.
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MY DEAR ONE. YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
