Charles H. Greenway Jr., of Shelbyville passed this life on Saturday, March
10, 2018 at his residence at the age of 66 years. No services are scheduled.

Mr. Greenway, a native of Charleston, SC, was the son of the late Charles
H. and Betty Mosley Greenway. He worked as radio tower painter and enjoyed
working on cars and watching western shows on TV. He was a member of the
Pentecostal Church of God and always watched the Jimmy Swaggart TV Ministry.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two sons, Todd and
Ronnie Mayes and two sisters.

He is survived by his wife, Grace Grooms Greenway of Shelbyville; son,
Mickey Mayes of Shelbyville; brother, Dale Greenway of Charleston, SC;
grandson, Jamey Wells of Fayetteville and two great grandchildren, Jacob
and Joshua Wells.

Daves-Culbertson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Don Lockwood, of Tullahoma, passed this life on Thursday, March 8, 2018 at
his residence at the age of 82 years. Memorial Services will be held on
Saturday, March 17, 2018 at 1 PM at the Harmony Baptist Church, 1600 Old
Estill Springs Road, Tullahoma, TN.

Mr. Lockwood, a native of Centralia, IL, was the son of the late John
Alexander and Pauline Rodefeld Lockwood. He was a U S Army veteran. He was
a police officer and retired from the Tullahoma Police Department. He had
also worked for the Manchester Police Department, the Coffee County Court
where he was a Court Deputy and also worked as a security guard at
Northlake Mall. He enjoyed gardening, bird watching, reading and
painting. He
was a member of the Harmony Baptist Church but also attended the Raysville
Baptist Church.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Paul
and John Lockwood.

Mr. Lockwood is survived by his wife, Sandra Lockwood of Tullahoma; son,
David Lockwood of Tullahoma; daughter, Gina Brandon and her husband, Tim of
Lynchburg; four grandchildren, Heather Lockwood of Tullahoma, Dusty Brandon
of Tullahoma, Lindsey Sullivan and her husband, JD of Tullahoma and Meagan
Brandon of Lynchburg and four great grandchildren, Destiny Morrison, Ryan
and Clara Mae Sullivan and Oaklie Peyton.

In lieu of flowers, the family has suggested donations be made in his
memory to the Harmony Baptist Church, the Raysville Baptist Church or St.
Jude’s Children’s Hospital.

Daves-Culbertson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Jeanette Dickson, of Tullahoma, passed this life on Thursday, March 8, 2018
at the Life Care Center of Tullahoma at the age of 89 years. Funeral
Services are scheduled for Monday, March 12, 2018 at 2 PM at the First
Christian Church of Tullahoma. Burial will be Tuesday, March 13, 2018 at 1
PM at the Chattanooga National Cemetery.

Mrs. Dickson, a native of Chattanooga, was the daughter of the late William
and Katie Tinker Levi. She and her husband, Jack moved to Tullahoma in
1954, during the early stages of development at AEDC. She worked at the
local Eckerd Drug Store for many years. She and Jack were married for 57
years and enjoyed traveling to Florida every winter to go fishing. She was
a member of the First Christian Church and enjoyed doing crafts, bowling,
cooking, and sewing. After retirement, she enjoyed the activities at the
Senior Citizens Center, especially playing cards. She was a 50 year Eastern
Star member and past Worthy Matron.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jack
D Dickson Sr; brothers, George and Bill Levi and sister, Ruth Gamble.

Mrs. Dickson is survived by two sons, Jack D Dickson Jr and his wife, Gail
of Tullahoma and Scott Dickson and his wife, Patty of Manchester; sister,
Betty Levi of Chattanooga; sister-in-law, Ann O’Connell of Chattanooga;
six
grandchildren, Jeanette Valdez and her husband, Daniel of Glendora, CA,
Travis, Makayla and Lindsey Dickson, all of Manchester, Lyn Saliembier and
her husband, Hunt of Sierra Madre, CA and Patrick Beecher and his wife,
Mary of Peoria, AZ; four great grandchildren, Anna Beecher of Peoria, AZ,
and Grace and Katherine Saliembier, both of Sierra Madre, CA and special
friend, Joanne Phillips of Tullahoma.

In lieu of flowers, the family has suggested donations be made in her
memory to the First Christian Church of Tullahoma.

Daves-Culbertson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Joyce Lee (Davis) Warnock, 91, went to be with her Lord
Monday, February 26, 2018. She was born January 5, 1927, the second of
four daughters in the family of Julius and Lillian Davis in Atlanta, GA.
Her family moved often in the early years as Julius found work with
Atlantic Coastline Railroad. They settled long enough in Miami that she
went to school at Miami Jackson High, graduating Valedictorian at age 16
in 1943, and met the love of her life, William LeRoy Warnock (Bill).
After a short working career, Joyce and Bill married on March 5, 1944,
and started their family which would grow to include three sons: Rev.
Douglas W Warnock, Rev. W. Thomas Warnock, and Lt Col-select Ted W.
Warnock, USAF(Retired), Ph.D. Joyce was skilled in many areas of Home
Economics and kept her family clothed, fed and warm in her love for each
of them. Usually she was the first up and the last to sleep.
Church was important to them and they took the boys to church with them,
had daily prayer in the home, and often had daily Bible readings. They
taught children’s Sunday School, organized and operated the library and
media center at North Hialeah Baptist Church, and Joyce was very active
in the Woman’s Missionary Union. Although their roles changed over the
years, especially when they retired to Manchester in 1990, their devotion
to the church mission and fellowship did not. Joyce volunteered many
hours to help in the church office and cherished the ladies in her
Friendly Messengers Bible Study Class at First Baptist Manchester. They
both enjoyed the Senior Citizen Group gatherings and activities.
Joyce served as a Poll Worker in Coffee County at election time, and was
a Food Pantry Volunteer, until it became clear she needed to focus her
energies on caring for Bill as Alzheimer’s made its presence known. She
ministered to him as a faithful wife at home until she could no longer
physically do so, then went daily to be with him at the nursing home,
sharing at least one meal with him every day. This journey took such a
toll on her health that after his death, she moved to MacArthur Manor to
make sure she got the assistance she needed. She made many new friends
there and was cherished greatly by residents and staff.
Joyce is survived by sister Elsie Lee; sons, Doug (Pat), Tom (Dottie),
Ted (Beth); grandchildren Lisa (Stewart) Parker, Douglas Jr., Sara
(Drew)Moss, Jonathan, Laura (Scott) Ballard, Rachel; great grandchildren
Joseph, Victoria, Isabella, Kadie, Will, Andrew, Luke; six nieces, and
numerous cousins, friends and acquaintances to rejoice in the privilege
of experiencing her in their life in some way. Joyce just seemed to draw
in those who needed to feel her grace, warmth and compassion in their
lives knowing they would find someone who cared and when asked, offer
wise council. She will be greatly missed.
The family would like to thank the staff at MacArthur Manor and Compassus
Hospice for their care; for Judy who was a faithful friend, helper, and
driver; the faithful Meals on Wheels deliverers; and Blanche, Gaye,
Jane, Liz, Mildred, DJ &Teresa, and the Friendly Messengers Bible Study
Class for your friendship, love, and tender loving care over the years.
In Lieu of flowers, the family suggests a contribution be made to
Hospice; the Gideon’s; the Building Fund at First Baptist Church
Manchester; or your favorite charity.
Funeral services will be 2:00 PM in the Central Funeral Home Chapel with
Dr. Brenton Cox officiating with burial to follow in the Rose Hill
Memorial Gardens. Visitation: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Tuesday at Central
Funeral Home, Manchester, Tennessee. www.centralfuneralhome.com

Central Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements.

A Celebration of Life for Mrs. Joanna Ruth Lewis will be conducted at 6:00 PM on Saturday, March 10, 2018, at Coffee County Funeral Chapel.  Visitation with the family will be from 4:00 PM until 6:00 PM at the funeral home.  Mrs. Lewis passed away on Monday, March 5, 2018, at St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital, surrounded by her loving family.

Joanna was born in Beechgrove, TN, the daughter of the late James Ewell and Louise Shaw Ewell.  She attended college at Austin Peay State University and then served her country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War.  Later, Joanna worked as a journalist for the Fayetteville Observer in Fayetteville, North Carolina, moved back to Tennessee and worked as a seamstress, managed the PCA factory store, worked on the US Census multiple times, and most importantly raised six children.  She was the Coffee County Historian, served as President of the Coffee County Historical Society, and was a member of the Middle Tennessee Amateur Radio Society.  A passionate historian and genealogist; she also co-published Tombstone Records of Cannon County, Tennessee.

Joanna is preceded in death by her late husband, Jesse Wesley Lewis, Jr. She is survived by her six children, James (Mary Lou) Harvill, Michael (Shawna) Lewis, Nicholas (Vicki) Lewis, Tracey (Tony) Suzzi, Stephanie (Jeff) Hayes, and Stephen Lewis; one sister, Paula (Randall) Carr; and seven grandchildren.

Coffee County Funeral Chapel is honored to serve the Lewis family.