James Estee Cash

James Estee Cash, son of the late Henry and Willie Cash was born in Carnesville, GA.  He was the grandson of Beautice Richie. James departed this life at Stephens County Hospital. He graduated from the Whitman Street High School in toccoa, GA. He joined Ellis Chapel CME Church at an early age.

James worked many years for the Patterson Pump Company of Toccoa, GA and was a faithful volunteer at the Toccoa Soup Kitchen where he made many lifelong friends. James personality was very vibrant and he had a wonderful sense of humor and a very generous heart. He was loved by many and those who met him were left with a lasting impression.

He leaves to cherish his memory his wif...

Wallace Cody

Wallace passed away on Oct 8, 2020. Graveside Services for Mr. Wallace Cody, age 77, of Poplar Street, Toccoa, GA was held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 14, 2020, at the Toccoa City Cemetery.


REST IN PEACE.

James F. Drake

Curtis Goodine

Curtis Goodine was born in Oconee County to the late Earl and Katrina Manel Goodine.  He departed his life at the Toccoa Georgia Nursing Home.  He was the last survivor of his immediate family.

At an early age he joined the New Promiseland Baptist Church where he served faithfully as a Chairman Deacon, Sunday School Superintendent, and a member of the senior choir.  He was educated in Oconee County Public Schools and retired from Duke Power in 1985.  He was an Army veteran of World War II and a recipient of the Bronze Star.  Curtis was a member of Blude Ridge Masonic Lodge #97 of Westminster, SC., and a local farmer for many years.

Curtis was unite...

Bessie Harrison (Richie)

Bessie Richie Harrison had one son named Dennis Harrison who died in 2007 in Toccoa, Georgia.

Fredrick Marcellus Hawes

 Fredrick Marcellus Hawes, son of the late Leeola Downer and Murray Allen, died on December 21, 2013.Mr. Hawes graduated from the Oconee County School System. He was the husband of Henrietta Richie Hawes, and the father of nine children (Tiffany (Darnell) Harris, Kendrick, Octavius, Marquices, Frederick, Lakeisha, Santonion, Alicia, and Malinda) 

Henrietta (aka Tiney) Hawes (Richie)

Henrietta Richie Hawes, 58 of Athens, passed away December 25, 2019.



She leaves five children, Tiffany Harris, Keisha, Santonio, Alicia and Malinda Hawes; two brothers, Charles (Deborah) Richie and Julius Richie; two grandchildren, Ayden and Acorrie; aunts, Teresa Pittman, Lillian Ward, Brucie Cleveland and Luriena Goodine; uncles Edward Pittman and Styles Richie.

Olivia Jones (Richie)

Olivia Richie Jones was born to the late Dennis and Ludella Richie of Toccoa, Georgia. She was the youngest of 14 children, all of whom preceded her in death. She was a member of Cleveland C.M.E. Church in Toccoa, Georgia where she served on the Stewardess Board.  She married the late Reverend Aldon Jones and moved to Atlanta, Georgia and became a faithful member of West Mitchell CME Church where she held a number of offices and was on various committees.  Olivia had two step-sons (Richard Jones, who preceded her in death and A. Herman Jones).  At the time of death, Olivia had one granddaughter. 

Kimberly Lane (Richie)

Kimberly Richie Lane was born in Toccoa, Georga in Stepehns County on March 29, 1969 to Kate and Howard Richie.  Kim was the youngest of six brothers and sisters (Donnie, Dedgra, Vincent, Valencia, Aletha, James) and two sons Antwell and Mickael.  At time of death Kim had one granddaughter.

Gwendolyn Proctor (Goodine)

Gwendolyn Goodine Proctor was born January 22, 1961 in Oconee County. The daughter of Curtis and Lurenia Goodine, she was the seventh child of nine children.  Gwen was the granddaughter of Styles and Almeda Richie.  She entered into eternal rest at Oconee Memorial Hospital after a battle with breast cancer. A loving wife and daughter, and a dear sister, she was a member of the Jackson Memorial Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia. Gwen was devoted and faithful in her ministry of music. She was a graduate of music at USC. Some of her favorite songs and songs that others loved to hear are "You Were There, In My Tim...