Jonathan Mark Davis
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Jonathan Mark Davis married Kelly Sue Bagwell, daughter of Ted B. Bagwell and Suzanne Good, on 25 July 1987 at Paducah, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Diane Nalley
F, b. 7 November 1942, d. 31 July 2024
Elizabeth Diane Nalley was born on 7 November 1942 in Alpharetta, Georgia. As of 4 September 1966,her married name was Bagwell. She married Lanier Charles Bagwell, son of Reverend Robert Haldene Bagwell and Alta Catherine Holbrook, on 4 September 1966. Elizabeth Diane Nalley died on 31 July 2024 at age 81
Diane Nalley Bagwell, unexpectedly passed away early morning in her sleep on Wednesday, July 31st, 2024. Diane was born in Alpharetta, Georgia in the same house as her husband, Lanier Bagwell was born. Her parents were Edgar Lee Nalley and Essie Walker Nalley. She was proud to be a lifelong Forsyth County resident and always supported her county and community. Diane was a devoted Christian and member of Brookwood Baptist Church and formerly a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church for most of her life. She joined Brookwood in 2016, after Lanier joined during a special service the church had at The Oak Tree. Lanier told his son, Brian, I am going to get some water, but instead he decided to join the church. It was an unexpected blessing and the best decision we ever made! Lanier, Diane, Ben, Brian, Charo & Robert love being part of the Brookwood Family!
Diane’s two younger sisters, Brenda and Janie, played sports and were friends with Lanier’s two younger sisters, Diane Batchelor and Pam Tallant. In High School, Lanier took all five girls in his car to the Southeastern Fair for their 1st date with Diane. After Lanier’s car stalled out, it turned out very handy to have the extra girls available to push off the car!
Time passed by, Diane finished High School and attended Business School to become a secretary. Her father, Edgar Lee Nalley strongly encouraged her decision and she received additional financial incentive to take this path. After graduating, she got a job in Atlanta at the Fireman’s Fund Insurance and she bought her dream car: a brand new baby blue 1964 Ford Thunderbird coupe.
Diane loved that car so much that she still owns it! She even used the carport in her Parent’s house until her father, Edgar Lee’s Cadillac was stolen out of the yard and he told Diane that she couldn’t park her T-bird in the carport anymore.
Diane finally accepted she had feelings for Lanier. It was when she found out that Lanier had bought a swimsuit for a girl that was competing in the beauty pageant where Diane’s sister, Brenda, was also competing. Lanier ask Diane if they could carpool to Atlanta, where they both were working since Diane had her sweet ride and we know the dependability of Lanier’s cars.
After that, they started dating and they started getting serious after Lanier earned a Batchelor Degree of Business Administration (BBA) in accounting in 1965 from Oglethorpe University. On June 8, 1966, Lanier took Diane for a boat ride on Lake Lanier where he proposed and she accepted. They were married on September 4, 1966.
Diane was still working at the Fireman’s Fund Insurance until Lanier and Diane’s oldest son, Ben, was born on June 4, 1967. They were delighted when they added Brian to their family December 27, 1970.
Without question, Lanier and Diane were soulmates and enjoyed their life together for 57 years until Lanier passed away last year on May 12, 2023.
Lanier worked at Gold Kist over 40 years as a commodities trader. Diane loved his job since it required him to attend various trade association meetings and visit feed mills as well as go to meeting with the Railroads. Diane was able to go with him and travel and enjoy the hotel resorts and amenities while Lanier worked. Diane got accustomed to this lifestyle and always helped Lanier by getting his business peers to like him better since he had a tough negotiator reputation in the industry. Diane always provided the calmer, nicer and less aggressive balance to their relationship. This was part of the secret formula for their successful marriage.
After retiring from Gold Kist, Lanier & Diane founded and operated Bagwell Trading Company, LLC for 7 years, as a Grain Broker. This allowed Diane and Lanier the opportunity to travel and spend time with great friends they had met over the years in this industry, like Bill & Early Smith. Lanier and Bill Smith served together on many boards & association committees. Diane developed a high standard when it came to hotel accommodations, food and amenities and frequently compared where they stayed to the resort they loved the most - the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. Without question, Diane and Lanier would rather be at Ponte Vedra than any other place in the world.
Diane grew up attending Church every Sunday, from the time she was a baby until recently when she wasn’t able to attend as much because of her diabetes and declining sight from a condition she called “immaculate degeneration.” When Diane was just crawling, her Grandpa, Rev. Dorsey Nalley, would take her in the pulpit where the preachers use to sit during church. Rev. Nalley would let her crawl around while he preached. Her Grandfather was a well respected Pastor in the community and had been the Pastor for many great churches over many years. Rev. Nalley had baptized over 600 saved individuals during that time. Diane’s grandfather and grandmother had a major influence on her development into a kind, caring, loving and hard working person.
Like most girls in the 1960’s, she fell in love with Elvis Presley and kept that love of his music her entire life. Diane would start dancing anytime she heard an Elvis song or a rock-in-roll song from her days like rock around the clock. Diane had a great Elvis party to celebrate her 80th birthday and people are still talking about it!
Diane had a true love of family. She cherished spending time with her two boys, Ben and Brian, and with her grandchildren. She enjoyed taking them on trips to her favorite places - Ski Beech, Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and Disney World. She also enjoyed traveling to places like France, Germany, and Bermuda, just to name a few. There is no one more dedicated and interested in spending quality time with their family like Diane and Lanier did during their 57 years together. Lanier always had tickets to the Atlanta Braves, Hawks, Falcons, or The Master’s in Augusta.
Diane was highly intelligent, inquisitive, observant and quiet natured. So when she spoke, you better be listening as she did not repeat herself. Either that or she might not repeat what she said because she had turned you off and started watching General Hospital . She loved that soap opera throughout her life, so everything had to wait after her show was over. She couldn’t miss an episode and when video recordings were invented, Lanier bought her one so she would never miss it. Diane also loved drinking Tab, watching Dr. Who and playing ROOK the card game.
Diane was a special person that will be remembered in our hearts forever! She is now with Lanier, Ben, her parents and family in Heaven with Jesus! She was loved and respected by everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. Diane lived life to the fullest and left her mark on this world as a role model and person to follow in her steps. God bless this beautiful lady!
Diane is preceded in death by her husband, Lanier Bagwell; her son, Benjamin Bagwell, her brother and sister-in-law Douglas & Norma Nalley; her parents Edgar Lee & Essie Nalley; her parents-in-law Rev. Haldene & Catherine Bagwell; and her sister-in- law, Diane Bagwell Batchelor.
Diane is survived by her son and daughter-in law, Brian & Charo Bagwell; grandchildren, Andrew (Karina) Bagwell, Mathis Bagwell, Brendan Bagwell and Robert Bagwell; sister Brenda Nalley Shoemake, and brother-in-law Marvin Shoemake; sister Janie Nalley Ditmore and brother-in-law, L.K. Ditmore; sister-in-law Pam Bagwell Tallant and brother-in-law Wade Tallant; and brother-in-law, Ed Batchelor; nephew, Jason (Jessica) Batchelor; nephew, Eric Batchelor; niece Ellen (Keith) Vinson; niece April (Harouna) Koudougo; niece Meredith (Ricky) Bryan; niece Kerensa (States) Wing; niece Kim (Justin) Medlock; niece Adena (Matt) McDaniel; niece Heather (Chris) Colbeck; niece Megan (Steve) Endicott; niece Julie (Michael) Bennett; as well as many cousins and extended family.
The family will receive friends at Ingram Funeral Home & Crematory (210 Ingram Ave, Cumming, GA 30040) on Sunday, August 4th 2024 from 2:00 pm until 8:00 pm and on Monday, August 5th, 2024 beginning at 10:00 am. Funeral services will be held on Monday, August 5th 2024, at 11:00 am in the chapel of Ingram Funeral Home & Crematory with Rev. Joey Gilbert, Rev. Tommy Weldy and Rev. Donnie Nix officiating. The interment will follow at the Maxwell Cemetery (9600 Westside Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA 30009).
She was buried on 5 August 2024 at Maxwell Cemetery, Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia.
Diane Nalley Bagwell, unexpectedly passed away early morning in her sleep on Wednesday, July 31st, 2024. Diane was born in Alpharetta, Georgia in the same house as her husband, Lanier Bagwell was born. Her parents were Edgar Lee Nalley and Essie Walker Nalley. She was proud to be a lifelong Forsyth County resident and always supported her county and community. Diane was a devoted Christian and member of Brookwood Baptist Church and formerly a member of Pleasant View Baptist Church for most of her life. She joined Brookwood in 2016, after Lanier joined during a special service the church had at The Oak Tree. Lanier told his son, Brian, I am going to get some water, but instead he decided to join the church. It was an unexpected blessing and the best decision we ever made! Lanier, Diane, Ben, Brian, Charo & Robert love being part of the Brookwood Family!
Diane’s two younger sisters, Brenda and Janie, played sports and were friends with Lanier’s two younger sisters, Diane Batchelor and Pam Tallant. In High School, Lanier took all five girls in his car to the Southeastern Fair for their 1st date with Diane. After Lanier’s car stalled out, it turned out very handy to have the extra girls available to push off the car!
Time passed by, Diane finished High School and attended Business School to become a secretary. Her father, Edgar Lee Nalley strongly encouraged her decision and she received additional financial incentive to take this path. After graduating, she got a job in Atlanta at the Fireman’s Fund Insurance and she bought her dream car: a brand new baby blue 1964 Ford Thunderbird coupe.
Diane loved that car so much that she still owns it! She even used the carport in her Parent’s house until her father, Edgar Lee’s Cadillac was stolen out of the yard and he told Diane that she couldn’t park her T-bird in the carport anymore.
Diane finally accepted she had feelings for Lanier. It was when she found out that Lanier had bought a swimsuit for a girl that was competing in the beauty pageant where Diane’s sister, Brenda, was also competing. Lanier ask Diane if they could carpool to Atlanta, where they both were working since Diane had her sweet ride and we know the dependability of Lanier’s cars.
After that, they started dating and they started getting serious after Lanier earned a Batchelor Degree of Business Administration (BBA) in accounting in 1965 from Oglethorpe University. On June 8, 1966, Lanier took Diane for a boat ride on Lake Lanier where he proposed and she accepted. They were married on September 4, 1966.
Diane was still working at the Fireman’s Fund Insurance until Lanier and Diane’s oldest son, Ben, was born on June 4, 1967. They were delighted when they added Brian to their family December 27, 1970.
Without question, Lanier and Diane were soulmates and enjoyed their life together for 57 years until Lanier passed away last year on May 12, 2023.
Lanier worked at Gold Kist over 40 years as a commodities trader. Diane loved his job since it required him to attend various trade association meetings and visit feed mills as well as go to meeting with the Railroads. Diane was able to go with him and travel and enjoy the hotel resorts and amenities while Lanier worked. Diane got accustomed to this lifestyle and always helped Lanier by getting his business peers to like him better since he had a tough negotiator reputation in the industry. Diane always provided the calmer, nicer and less aggressive balance to their relationship. This was part of the secret formula for their successful marriage.
After retiring from Gold Kist, Lanier & Diane founded and operated Bagwell Trading Company, LLC for 7 years, as a Grain Broker. This allowed Diane and Lanier the opportunity to travel and spend time with great friends they had met over the years in this industry, like Bill & Early Smith. Lanier and Bill Smith served together on many boards & association committees. Diane developed a high standard when it came to hotel accommodations, food and amenities and frequently compared where they stayed to the resort they loved the most - the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. Without question, Diane and Lanier would rather be at Ponte Vedra than any other place in the world.
Diane grew up attending Church every Sunday, from the time she was a baby until recently when she wasn’t able to attend as much because of her diabetes and declining sight from a condition she called “immaculate degeneration.” When Diane was just crawling, her Grandpa, Rev. Dorsey Nalley, would take her in the pulpit where the preachers use to sit during church. Rev. Nalley would let her crawl around while he preached. Her Grandfather was a well respected Pastor in the community and had been the Pastor for many great churches over many years. Rev. Nalley had baptized over 600 saved individuals during that time. Diane’s grandfather and grandmother had a major influence on her development into a kind, caring, loving and hard working person.
Like most girls in the 1960’s, she fell in love with Elvis Presley and kept that love of his music her entire life. Diane would start dancing anytime she heard an Elvis song or a rock-in-roll song from her days like rock around the clock. Diane had a great Elvis party to celebrate her 80th birthday and people are still talking about it!
Diane had a true love of family. She cherished spending time with her two boys, Ben and Brian, and with her grandchildren. She enjoyed taking them on trips to her favorite places - Ski Beech, Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and Disney World. She also enjoyed traveling to places like France, Germany, and Bermuda, just to name a few. There is no one more dedicated and interested in spending quality time with their family like Diane and Lanier did during their 57 years together. Lanier always had tickets to the Atlanta Braves, Hawks, Falcons, or The Master’s in Augusta.
Diane was highly intelligent, inquisitive, observant and quiet natured. So when she spoke, you better be listening as she did not repeat herself. Either that or she might not repeat what she said because she had turned you off and started watching General Hospital . She loved that soap opera throughout her life, so everything had to wait after her show was over. She couldn’t miss an episode and when video recordings were invented, Lanier bought her one so she would never miss it. Diane also loved drinking Tab, watching Dr. Who and playing ROOK the card game.
Diane was a special person that will be remembered in our hearts forever! She is now with Lanier, Ben, her parents and family in Heaven with Jesus! She was loved and respected by everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. Diane lived life to the fullest and left her mark on this world as a role model and person to follow in her steps. God bless this beautiful lady!
Diane is preceded in death by her husband, Lanier Bagwell; her son, Benjamin Bagwell, her brother and sister-in-law Douglas & Norma Nalley; her parents Edgar Lee & Essie Nalley; her parents-in-law Rev. Haldene & Catherine Bagwell; and her sister-in- law, Diane Bagwell Batchelor.
Diane is survived by her son and daughter-in law, Brian & Charo Bagwell; grandchildren, Andrew (Karina) Bagwell, Mathis Bagwell, Brendan Bagwell and Robert Bagwell; sister Brenda Nalley Shoemake, and brother-in-law Marvin Shoemake; sister Janie Nalley Ditmore and brother-in-law, L.K. Ditmore; sister-in-law Pam Bagwell Tallant and brother-in-law Wade Tallant; and brother-in-law, Ed Batchelor; nephew, Jason (Jessica) Batchelor; nephew, Eric Batchelor; niece Ellen (Keith) Vinson; niece April (Harouna) Koudougo; niece Meredith (Ricky) Bryan; niece Kerensa (States) Wing; niece Kim (Justin) Medlock; niece Adena (Matt) McDaniel; niece Heather (Chris) Colbeck; niece Megan (Steve) Endicott; niece Julie (Michael) Bennett; as well as many cousins and extended family.
The family will receive friends at Ingram Funeral Home & Crematory (210 Ingram Ave, Cumming, GA 30040) on Sunday, August 4th 2024 from 2:00 pm until 8:00 pm and on Monday, August 5th, 2024 beginning at 10:00 am. Funeral services will be held on Monday, August 5th 2024, at 11:00 am in the chapel of Ingram Funeral Home & Crematory with Rev. Joey Gilbert, Rev. Tommy Weldy and Rev. Donnie Nix officiating. The interment will follow at the Maxwell Cemetery (9600 Westside Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA 30009).
She was buried on 5 August 2024 at Maxwell Cemetery, Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia.
Children of Elizabeth Diane Nalley and Lanier Charles Bagwell
- Benjamin Lanier Bagwell+ b. 4 Jun 1967, d. 26 Dec 2022
- Brian Leedene Bagwell
Roxie Ann Worley
F
Roxie Ann Worley married Charles James Bagwell, son of Jesse James Bagwell and Ora Melvina Powell, after 1960.
Child of Roxie Ann Worley and Charles James Bagwell
Shirley Bagwell
F, b. circa 1940, d. 27 September 2024
Shirley Bagwell was born circa 1940 in Cullman, Alabama. She was the daughter of Jesse James Bagwell and Ora Melvina Powell. As of after 1957,her married name was Carter. Shirley Bagwell married Dwight Carter after 1957. Shirley Bagwell died on 27 September 2024 in Cordele, Georgia,
Shirley Bagwell Carter, 88, of Cordele passed away Friday, September 27, 2024, at her residence. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Carter; her parents, Jess and Ora Powell Bagwell; siblings, Marie Jeffers and Charles Bagwell; brothers-in-law, Henry C. Ingram, and John D. Jeffers Sr; and a sister in law, Mary Carter Williams.
Born in Cullman, AL, Shirley was one of five children born into this devoted farming family. She was a successful business woman with an entrepreneurial spirit. She was a hairdresser and owner of a Merle Norman Cosmetics studio since 1972. She had an outgoing and friendly personality and loved working with the public. She had a smile and a happy greeting for all that visited her store and salon. She enjoyed traveling in her later years with her dedicated caregiver and friend, Max.
Shirley is survived by two sisters, Geraldine B. Mann (Joe) and LaVerne Ingram; several special nieces and nephews, Kameron Causey (Michael), Bob Mann, Nona Jones, Julianne Drenon, Jennifer Mann, John D. Jeffers Jr. (Dena), Pam Szabo (Robin), several great nieces and nephews; and her caregiver and best friend, Maximo Torres.
A graveside service will be held at 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 29, 2024 in Zion Hope Cemetery at Antioch Baptist Church. The family will greet friends immediately following the service at the cemetery. The family may be contacted at the home of Joe and Geraldine Mann, 626 Lewis Mill Lake Road, Vienna, GA 31092.
She was buried on 29 September 2024 at Zion Hope Cemetery Annex, Arabi, Crisp County, Georgia.
Shirley Bagwell Carter, 88, of Cordele passed away Friday, September 27, 2024, at her residence. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dwight Carter; her parents, Jess and Ora Powell Bagwell; siblings, Marie Jeffers and Charles Bagwell; brothers-in-law, Henry C. Ingram, and John D. Jeffers Sr; and a sister in law, Mary Carter Williams.
Born in Cullman, AL, Shirley was one of five children born into this devoted farming family. She was a successful business woman with an entrepreneurial spirit. She was a hairdresser and owner of a Merle Norman Cosmetics studio since 1972. She had an outgoing and friendly personality and loved working with the public. She had a smile and a happy greeting for all that visited her store and salon. She enjoyed traveling in her later years with her dedicated caregiver and friend, Max.
Shirley is survived by two sisters, Geraldine B. Mann (Joe) and LaVerne Ingram; several special nieces and nephews, Kameron Causey (Michael), Bob Mann, Nona Jones, Julianne Drenon, Jennifer Mann, John D. Jeffers Jr. (Dena), Pam Szabo (Robin), several great nieces and nephews; and her caregiver and best friend, Maximo Torres.
A graveside service will be held at 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 29, 2024 in Zion Hope Cemetery at Antioch Baptist Church. The family will greet friends immediately following the service at the cemetery. The family may be contacted at the home of Joe and Geraldine Mann, 626 Lewis Mill Lake Road, Vienna, GA 31092.
She was buried on 29 September 2024 at Zion Hope Cemetery Annex, Arabi, Crisp County, Georgia.
Dwight Carter
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Dwight Carter married Shirley Bagwell, daughter of Jesse James Bagwell and Ora Melvina Powell, after 1957.
Julie Ann Bagwell
F
Geraldine Bagwell
F
Geraldine Bagwell is the daughter of Jesse James Bagwell and Ora Melvina Powell. Geraldine Bagwell married Joe Grover Mann before 1956.
Joe Grover Mann
M
Joe Grover Mann married Geraldine Bagwell, daughter of Jesse James Bagwell and Ora Melvina Powell, before 1956.
(?) Johnson
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Doris Jean Bryer
F, b. 4 August 1938, d. 26 July 2024
Doris Jean Bryer was born on 4 August 1938 in Dayton, Ohio. As of 13 April 1963,her married name was Bagwell. She married Ronald Eugene Bagwell, son of James Travis Bagwell and Mabel Thompson, on 13 April 1963 at Greene County, Ohio. Doris Jean Bryer died on 26 July 2024 in Taylors, Greenville County, South Carolina, at age 85
Doris Jean Bryer Bagwell, 85, wife of the late Ronald Eugene Bagwell, passed away July 26, 2024.
A native of Dayton, Ohio, daughter of the late Robert and Ellen Crisler Bryer, she was a member of Taylors Church of Christ.
Surviving are one son, Mark Bagwell of Atlanta, Georgia; five grandchildren, Jake, Bailey, Charlee, Brittany, and Bryer; and five great-grandchildren, Maddie, Izzy, James, Sullivan, and Ellie.
Mrs. Bagwell was predeceased by one son, Kevin Bagwell and one brother, Roland Bryer.
The family will be at their respective homes.
She was cremated.
Doris Jean Bryer Bagwell, 85, wife of the late Ronald Eugene Bagwell, passed away July 26, 2024.
A native of Dayton, Ohio, daughter of the late Robert and Ellen Crisler Bryer, she was a member of Taylors Church of Christ.
Surviving are one son, Mark Bagwell of Atlanta, Georgia; five grandchildren, Jake, Bailey, Charlee, Brittany, and Bryer; and five great-grandchildren, Maddie, Izzy, James, Sullivan, and Ellie.
Mrs. Bagwell was predeceased by one son, Kevin Bagwell and one brother, Roland Bryer.
The family will be at their respective homes.
She was cremated.
Children of Doris Jean Bryer and Ronald Eugene Bagwell
- Kevin Lee Bagwell+ b. 22 Feb 1964, d. 16 Nov 1999
- Mark Bagwell
Ervin Eugene Bagwell
M, b. 24 January 1936, d. 1 September 2024
Ervin Eugene Bagwell was born on 24 January 1936 in Honea Path, South Carolina. He was the son of Hardy Livingston Bagwell and Lila Woodson. Ervin Eugene Bagwell married Sara Charlotte Page on 14 June 1958 at Latta Baptist Church, Florence, South Carolina. Ervin Eugene Bagwell died on 1 September 2024 at age 88
Dr. Ervin E. Bagwell, Sr. passed away at home on Sunday, September 1, 2024. Erv, born on January 24, 1936 in Honea Path, SC, was a son of the late Hardy and Lila Woodson Bagwell. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Sara Page Bagwell; two adult children, Karen Bagwell Donaldson (Billy), Ervin E. Bagwell, Jr. (Diane); brother, Ron Bagwell (Victoria); and a number of nieces and nephews.
Dr. Bagwell was Professor of Pharmacology at MUSC in Charleston were he taught medical students and was involved in cardiovascular research.
Erv was nominated in 1987-88 for the Gold Apple Award for excellence in teaching. He retired in 1993 with the designation of Professor Emeritus.
The family would like to thank the Agape Hospice group for assisting with his care in his last days, as well as Cary Richardson who is like family.
Dr. Ervin E. Bagwell, Sr. passed away at home on Sunday, September 1, 2024. Erv, born on January 24, 1936 in Honea Path, SC, was a son of the late Hardy and Lila Woodson Bagwell. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Sara Page Bagwell; two adult children, Karen Bagwell Donaldson (Billy), Ervin E. Bagwell, Jr. (Diane); brother, Ron Bagwell (Victoria); and a number of nieces and nephews.
Dr. Bagwell was Professor of Pharmacology at MUSC in Charleston were he taught medical students and was involved in cardiovascular research.
Erv was nominated in 1987-88 for the Gold Apple Award for excellence in teaching. He retired in 1993 with the designation of Professor Emeritus.
The family would like to thank the Agape Hospice group for assisting with his care in his last days, as well as Cary Richardson who is like family.
Children of Ervin Eugene Bagwell and Sara Charlotte Page
Sara Charlotte Page
F
Sara Charlotte Page married Ervin Eugene Bagwell, son of Hardy Livingston Bagwell and Lila Woodson, on 14 June 1958 at Latta Baptist Church, Florence, South Carolina.
Children of Sara Charlotte Page and Ervin Eugene Bagwell
Corliss Ann Zanini
F
Corliss Ann Zanini married Charlie Leonard Bagwell, son of Leonard Bagwell and Virginia Lee Stark, on 22 August 1970 at Buchanan, Berrien County, Michigan.
Children of Corliss Ann Zanini and Charlie Leonard Bagwell
- Carla Bagwell
- Craig Patrick Bagwell b. 14 Aug 1974, d. 21 Mar 1997
- Christine Bagwell
- Clint J. Bagwell+
Clint J. Bagwell
M
Children of Clint J. Bagwell
Carla Bagwell
F
Christine Bagwell
F
Christine Bagwell is the daughter of Charlie Leonard Bagwell and Corliss Ann Zanini. Christine Bagwell married (?) Kane after 1988.
(?) Kane
M
(?) Kane married Christine Bagwell, daughter of Charlie Leonard Bagwell and Corliss Ann Zanini, after 1988.
Craig Patrick Bagwell
M, b. 14 August 1974, d. 21 March 1997
Craig Patrick Bagwell - Obiturary
The Herald Palladium (Saint Joseph, Michigan) - March 22, 1997 - Page 11
The Herald Palladium (Saint Joseph, Michigan) - March 22, 1997 - Page 11
Craig was born to Charles and Corliss Zanini Bagwell.
Surviving are his parents of Havana; his grandparents, Patrick and Bertha Zanini of Buchanan, Mich; two sisters, Carla Bagwell and Christine Bagwell, both of Havana; one brother, Cline of Havana; one nephew and one niece.
He worked in retail sales.
He served in the Army National Guard in Bloomington.
March 22, 1997 | Peoria Journal Star, The (IL.)
He was buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Havana, Mason County, Illinois.
Merri VanLue
F, b. 16 April 1955, d. 1 May 2017
Merri VanLue was born on 16 April 1955 in Niles, Berrien County, Michigan. As of 20 June 1989,her married name was Bagwell. She married Johnny Bagwell, son of Leonard Bagwell and Virginia Lee Stark, on 20 June 1989 at Las Vegas, Nevada. Merri VanLue died on 1 May 2017 in Buchanan, Berrien County, Michigan, at age 62
Merri Bagwell, 62, of Buchanan, passed away at her home on Monday, May 1, 2017, while surrounded by her family.
Merri was born on April 16, 1955, to the late Kenneth and Marian (Dempsey) VanLue in Niles. She graduated from Niles High School in 1973. She became a lifelong waitress at many restaurants in the Niles area including Dougan’s Pit Stop/Viking Grill, where she worked as a server for more than 20 years. Merri was a people person in every sense of the word. She loved socializing and interacting with everyone she met. On June 20, 1989, Merri wed Johnny Bagwell at a ceremony in Las Vegas. The two were inseparable. They epitomized the definition of LOVE. There were never two people who were more committed to caring for one another. Merri always saw the good in every situation; if it was raining it meant the flowers were going to grow, if it snowed it meant the grandchildren could go sledding, and when she was diagnosed with cancer at age 30 it meant “at least I won’t have to shave the hair on my legs!” She also saw the good in all those around her. She was a lover of all things, especially nature, music, simplicity, people and children, and her family.
Merri enjoyed traveling with her husband; it didn’t matter if it was in the back yard making up a song about potatoes on the way to their vegetable garden, taking a two-week train trip to Yosemite National Park or one of their many cruises. Merri always saw the positive in every situation and as long as Johnny was by her side she was happy in this adventure they were on called life.
She was preceded in death by her parents Kenneth VanLue and Marian VanLue-Gilbert; son, Samuel Reagan; brother, Kenneth VanLue, Jr and grandson, Parker Williams.
Merri is survived by her husband of nearly 28 years, Johnny; their children, Julie (Mark) Williams of Niles and Melissa Bagwell of Niles; grandchildren, Alexis (PJ) Pollock, Anthony Parris, Abby Parris, Garrett Williams, Carter Williams, DJ Bagwell and Delainey Reagan; great-grandson, Remington Pollock; siblings, Linda (Steve) Kujawa of Edwardsburg and Dan (Pam) VanLue of Niles; and many extended family members and close friends.
A time of visitation will take place on Thursday, May 4, 2017, at Brown Funeral Home in Niles from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Funeral service to honor Merri’s amazing life will be held on Friday at Pokagon United Methodist Church at 11:00 a.m.
Merri Bagwell, 62, of Buchanan, passed away at her home on Monday, May 1, 2017, while surrounded by her family.
Merri was born on April 16, 1955, to the late Kenneth and Marian (Dempsey) VanLue in Niles. She graduated from Niles High School in 1973. She became a lifelong waitress at many restaurants in the Niles area including Dougan’s Pit Stop/Viking Grill, where she worked as a server for more than 20 years. Merri was a people person in every sense of the word. She loved socializing and interacting with everyone she met. On June 20, 1989, Merri wed Johnny Bagwell at a ceremony in Las Vegas. The two were inseparable. They epitomized the definition of LOVE. There were never two people who were more committed to caring for one another. Merri always saw the good in every situation; if it was raining it meant the flowers were going to grow, if it snowed it meant the grandchildren could go sledding, and when she was diagnosed with cancer at age 30 it meant “at least I won’t have to shave the hair on my legs!” She also saw the good in all those around her. She was a lover of all things, especially nature, music, simplicity, people and children, and her family.
Merri enjoyed traveling with her husband; it didn’t matter if it was in the back yard making up a song about potatoes on the way to their vegetable garden, taking a two-week train trip to Yosemite National Park or one of their many cruises. Merri always saw the positive in every situation and as long as Johnny was by her side she was happy in this adventure they were on called life.
She was preceded in death by her parents Kenneth VanLue and Marian VanLue-Gilbert; son, Samuel Reagan; brother, Kenneth VanLue, Jr and grandson, Parker Williams.
Merri is survived by her husband of nearly 28 years, Johnny; their children, Julie (Mark) Williams of Niles and Melissa Bagwell of Niles; grandchildren, Alexis (PJ) Pollock, Anthony Parris, Abby Parris, Garrett Williams, Carter Williams, DJ Bagwell and Delainey Reagan; great-grandson, Remington Pollock; siblings, Linda (Steve) Kujawa of Edwardsburg and Dan (Pam) VanLue of Niles; and many extended family members and close friends.
A time of visitation will take place on Thursday, May 4, 2017, at Brown Funeral Home in Niles from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Funeral service to honor Merri’s amazing life will be held on Friday at Pokagon United Methodist Church at 11:00 a.m.
Children of Merri VanLue and Johnny Bagwell
Julie Bagwell
F
Julie Bagwell is the daughter of Johnny Bagwell and Merri VanLue. Julie Bagwell married Mark Williams after 2005.
Mark Williams
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Melissa Bagwell
F
Johnny Wayne Bagwell
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Johnny Wayne Bagwell is the son of Johnny Wayne Bagwell and Lovedia Lee Anderson. Johnny Wayne Bagwell married Carol Jean Lewis on 16 February 2001 at Hood County, Texas.
Carol Jean Lewis
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Carol Jean Lewis married Johnny Wayne Bagwell, son of Johnny Wayne Bagwell and Lovedia Lee Anderson, on 16 February 2001 at Hood County, Texas.
Dora Gay Bagwell
F, b. 11 December 1964, d. 2 April 2002
Dora Gay Bagwell was born on 11 December 1964 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. She was the daughter of Johnny Wayne Bagwell and Lovedia Lee Anderson. Dora Gay Bagwell died on 2 April 2002 in Texas at age 37. She was buried at Cumby Acres Cemetery, Alvord, Wise County, Texas.
Johnny Wayne Bagwell
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Johnny Wayne Bagwell married Lovedia Lee Anderson on 28 July 1964 at Fort Worth, Texas. Johnny Wayne Bagwell married Georgia (?) after 1972. Johnny Wayne Bagwell and Lovedia Lee Anderson were divorced on 15 April 1980 at Tarrant County, Texas.
Children of Johnny Wayne Bagwell and Lovedia Lee Anderson
- Dora Gay Bagwell b. 11 Dec 1964, d. 2 Apr 2002
- Johnny Wayne Bagwell
- Laverna Lynn Bagwell b. 7 Dec 1967, d. 7 Feb 1997
- Clint Eric Bagwell b. 16 May 1972, d. 31 Jan 1973
Lovedia Lee Anderson
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Lovedia Lee Anderson married Johnny Wayne Bagwell on 28 July 1964 at Fort Worth, Texas. Lovedia Lee Anderson and Johnny Wayne Bagwell were divorced on 15 April 1980 at Tarrant County, Texas. Lovedia Lee Anderson married (?) Ford after 1981.
Children of Lovedia Lee Anderson and Johnny Wayne Bagwell
- Dora Gay Bagwell b. 11 Dec 1964, d. 2 Apr 2002
- Johnny Wayne Bagwell
- Laverna Lynn Bagwell b. 7 Dec 1967, d. 7 Feb 1997
- Clint Eric Bagwell b. 16 May 1972, d. 31 Jan 1973
Clint Eric Bagwell
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Clint Eric Bagwell was born on 16 May 1972 in Tarrant County, Texas. He was the son of Johnny Wayne Bagwell and Lovedia Lee Anderson. Clint Eric Bagwell died on 31 January 1973. He was buried at Ebenezer Cemetery, West Point, Cullman County, Alabama.