All Obituaries

Mrs. Mandia Nash, 90 , transitioned at the Inman Health. Sacred arrangements entrusted to Leeside Funeral Home.

Bobby Joe Davis, Sr. was born on August 18, 1949, to the late Bobby Joe Davis and the late Helen Talley, in Spartanburg, SC. He was educated in the Spartanburg County Schools. Bobby was an avid Green Bay Packers fan and liked the Clemson Tigers.  He was mild mannered in nature and was very sensitive.  Bobby was known as being a straight shooter and had a no-nonsense personality.  He was well rounded and loved by all who met him. He enjoyed sitting with his legs crossed...

Freddie Alverson was born on February 29, 1956, in Inman, SC to the late Violet Davis Sanders and the late Robert Lee Alverson, Jr. He attended Carver High School. Freddie enjoyed “hanging out” with his friends and fishing. He was a Carolina Panthers football fan and enjoyed watching action movies. He was most known as being a comedian and loved to crack jokes.  Although silly, he was a very kind and helpful person and would give anyone a helping hand. He was proceded in...

Minnie Lee Morings was born on September 15, 1929, to the late Jim Pearson and the late Leila James, in Spartanburg, SC. She was a member of United Temples of Praise Church and was the church mother. Minnie loved the Lord with all of her heart and loved to sing. She was an amazing cook and enjoyed preparing delectable meals for her family. Minnie had a very comical spirit and a warm and welcoming heart. She was often found telling stories of her past and giving wise counsel. She had a...

Hosea Butler was born on May 1, 1937, to the late Furman Butler and the late Emmaline Foster, in Spartanburg SC. He was educated in the Spartanburg County Schools. Hosea was formerly a member of Harrison Grove Baptist. In recent years he was member of the Drayton Mills Church of Christ where he served as a greeter. Hosea was a very positive and happy individual. He had an easy-going personality and was very quiet. Hosea is especially known for work ethic. He worked on his job at Mayfair...

Kenneth Edward Jones “Big Daddy” was born on January 8, 1950, in Detroit, MI to the late Ulysses Jones and Lillian Mae Craig. He was wed to the former Christina Langster and from their union four children were born. Kenneth was an overall great person. He was a doting husband, father, grandfather and friend.  He was the quintessential protector and provider; he ensured his family lacked nothing. Kenneth was known as  being a patient and loyal confident. He loved...

Mr. Robert Clyde Wallace was born, on September 20, 1952, to the late Bae Gibson and the late Doris Virginia Wallace, in Spartanburg SC. He was educated in the Spartanburg County Schools. Clyde was an avid New England Patriots fan. Left to cherish fond and loving memories are his children, Robert Dewberry, Rosalind Wallace, Mareka (Toby Switzer) Crosby, Randy Crosby, Tiffany Crosby, and Shatara Gory, all of Spartanburg; his siblings, Deborah Wallace (Larry) Belk, Daisy Wardlaw, Donald...

Tonya W. Jackson was born on February 13, 1961, in Buffalo, New York to Thelma Durham and the late Barnett Martin.  Early on as a child, Tonya would overhear her mother studying the Bible and became intrigued which eventually developed into her own personal relationship with Jehovah. Tonya became a baptized Jehovah’s Witness on July 17th, 1983. Her spirituality was the most important factor in her life. Through this connection, she loved studying and researching the...

Mother Betty Fowler, 79, transitioned peacefully at the Spartanburg Medical Center on Thursday, May 11, 2023. Sacred arrangement entrusted to Leeside Funeral Home.

Dorothy Copeland, 61, passed away on May 10, 2023, at the Spartanburg Regional Hospice Home.  Sacred arrangements are entrusted to Leeside Funeral Home.