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"OBITUARY David Stout Kenemer, affectionately known to his family as \u0027Pop\u0027, was born November 4, 1937 in Dalton, Georgia. He graduated from Dalton High School with honors. In 1956, upon graduation, Pop moved to Atlanta and joined the Georgia Army National Guard in a full-time capacity. While serving his country, Pop began attending Georgia State University at night. Pop graduated with a bachelor\u0027s degree in business administration in 1962. This achievement would allow Pop to advance his military career and serve his country in an even greater capacity. In 1977, Pop married the love of his life, Gerry (affectionately known as \u0027Mom\u0027). Pop may have been at his very best when managing his blended family that consisted of his two daughters, his new bride and her three daughters. Yes, no typo--one Pop and his six beautiful, vivacious \u0027girls\u0027! While Pop can be described as a man of few words, his words always spoke volumes. Pop\u0027s words were always filled with God\u0027s wisdom and love, spoken with just the right touch at just the right time. They have resided happily in Conyers for their entire marriage of nearly 46 years. Pop was a member of Rockdale Baptist Church since 1967. As long as he was able, Pop faithfully served at Rockdale Baptist Church doing so many \u0027do-gooder\u0027 tasks it would not be possible to list them all. He was a deacon and a faithful member of the choir. Pop loved music so much that, after retirement, he began to learn to play guitar in his sixties. In 1990, Pop was activated to the U. S. Army where he was named the U. S. Property and Fiscal Officer for the State of Georgia. Pop continued to serve his country and State in this position until he retired with the rank of Colonel from the U. S. Army on November 30, 1997. In 2015, Pop was officially diagnosed with Parkinson \u0027s disease. Pop completely understood this new journey and challenge he had before him. This progressive, crippling disease started slowly, but it steadily took its toll. Veronica Roth once wrote, \u0027No matter how long you train someone to be brave, you never know if they are or not until something real happens. \u0027 Faced with the greatest challenge of his life, Pop put on an unprecedented display of bravery and courage for all to witness. An unwavering faith in his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and 42 years of military training were fully engaged for all to see. He would not be defeated. He did not waver and he never complained. Even when he could no longer walk, he stood tall. When he could no longer speak, his gestures spoke volumes. Even as his life was slowly slipping away, his hallmark of quiet strength never waned. He did this not for himself, but for the glory of God and for the benefit of all who were watching. When Pop quietly left this earth, he left behind one of his greatest gifts, a legacy of courage and valor for all to draw on when hardships come our way. Pop peacefully passed away on the afternoon of August 31, 2023. Our loss is Heaven\u0027s gain! Survivors include his beloved wife of 46 years, Geraldine Mollie Kenemer; five daughters, Debbie Stewart (Chip), Kimberly Thornton (John), Carole Sosebee (Jimmy), Kim Black (Jody) and Lori Diddle (J. J. ). In addition, he is survived by 18 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, two brothers - Bernard (Martha) Kenemer and Marshall (Deniece) Kenemer, and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents Bernard Cromwell Kenemer and Lois Stout Kenemer of Dalton, Georgia, and his sister and brother-in-law Virginia and Kenneth Day. Condolences may be submitted on-line at www. scotward. com. Scot Ward Funeral Services, 699 American Legion Road, Conyers, GA 30012, 770-483-7216. "
"Veronica Annetta R. Farley Orduna was born to the humble parents of GEORGE \u0026amp; OLIVE FARLEY. Who are our Grandparents. What can I say about mom? I can say a lot of good things about her because she's, my mom. Mom was blessed with five children. Lorren, Ricardo, Veron, Devon\u0026amp; Junior. She was a strong woman a woman of Faith loving, caring stern, and yet chastising us, when necessary, nonetheless she's, our mom. Our mom was there through thick and thin through sickness and health through the trials and tribulations of this world with the Lord\u0027s. Like the mother Eagle that keeps her Eaglets under her wings for protection, she's, our mom. We will never forget our mother, who was a mother to so many remembering the times we all had as a family on every occasion we will never forget she\u0027s our mother I can say a lot about mom we all can but there won\u0027t be enough room. Mom, we will miss your Radiant smile, the laughter, the knowledge you\u0027ve poured into us, and we are so grateful for you being our mother. You are now resting in the arm of the everlasting father he has called you from labor to reward until then we will see you in glory. Veronica was preceded in death by her son, Ricardo. She is survived by her daughter, Lorren and husband Sydney, her son, Veron and wife Marie, her son, Devon, and wife Everdelle and her son, Lucien, and wife Joyce along with her sister Roslyn and husband Arthur and all her grandchildren and great grandchildren. "
"Gilbert \u0026quot;Gil\u0026quot; Gale Bishop, a WWII Veteran and a man always available to help whenever and wherever needed, passed away at his home in Charlotte, MI, on September 3, 2023 at the age of 96. Gil was born on January 1, 1927 at home in Macedonia, Illinois, this New Year\u0027s bundle brought great joy to his parents Orlie and Nancy (Anna Roberson) Bishop. Gilbert was the third of five children born into this loving home. Serving in the United States Navy from 1945 to 1947, Gil lived on board the USS Albany, the USS Dayton and the USS Missouri, faithfully developing a reputation for being diligent, dependable and pouring his heart and soul into every task. After his return from the Navy, he worked in many occupations before working at the Owens Illinois Glass Plant in Streator, IL. On April 15, 1961 Gil married Marjorie and together they raised four children. In 1963, Gil and his family moved to Charlotte, MI when he transferred to the O-I Glass Plant here. Shifting careers again Gil become a carpenter for the Local Union #1449where he worked for 24 years before retiring after a successful career. Always an active man, Gil found time for being a member of the American Legion Post #42 of Charlotte, MI, a Charter Member of The Charlotte Eagles Aerie #3552 and The Moose Lodge #2565 and The Charlotte V. F. W. Lodge # 2406. During his younger life, Gil was once an award-winning archer, and he also enjoyed billiards and bowling. Fishing was his passion, with trips to Canada with friends, or fishing with his grandsons. He also loved hunting, going to deer camp every year. A highlight for Gil was a hunting and fishing trip to Alaska one year. Travel to Las Vegas with his wife Marjorie was also part of his yearly itinerary. His games of choice were Texas Hold \u0027Em and Euchre. Gil\u0027s journey through life was marked by hard work, dedication to country, family and friends, a love for the outdoors, and a talent for being a warm and welcoming gentleman to all he met. Rest easy dad, you\u0027re finally pain free------ we love you, until we meet again. Gilbert Gale Bishop is survived by his wife of 62 years, Marjorie; children, Deborah (Foy) Davis of Laingsburg, MI, Donald (Pansy) McMeen of Charlotte, MI, Douglas (Regi) Bishop of Charlotte, MI, and Sherry (Steven) Wythe of Eaton Rapids, MI; eight grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and brother, Robert (Sandy Hubbell) Bishop of Missouri; sisters-in-law, Norma Noble of Lansing, Mi, Helen Noble of Las Vegas, NV and Beverly Meyer of Minonk, IL. Gilbert was preceded in death by, his parents; his sister, Cuma Page; brother, Jesse Bishop; son-in-law, Shane Copher; grandsons, David D. Rosenbrook Jr. , and Nickolas S. Bishop. The family and friends of Gilbert Gale Bishop will gather for a Celebration of Life at Moose Lodge #2565, 1809 Lansing Road, Charlotte on Saturday, September 30, 2-6:00 PM. "
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