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Joyce Hannah

by DFH Inc. on 02/21/25

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Joyce Gail Hannah, who peacefully left this world on February 19, 2025 in Rogersville, Tennessee.

Joyce was born on January 9, 1957 to her loving parents, Clifford and Nancy Hannah.She is proceeded in death by her partner, Carl Singleton, son Bobby Hannah (Regina), Joe Hannah. She was survived by her daughter Karla Young and her 6 grandchildren Ashley Farmer, Joey Hannah, Bobby Hannah, Brandon Hannah, Makayla Douglas, and RJ King. 5 great grandchildren Madison, Karter,Kyice,Kade,and Parker.

Joyce was a devoted mother,grandmother,and great grandmother
She will forever be remembered for her kind heart, infectious laughter, and unwavering love for her family.
May she rest in peace.

Memorial service will be held at Rogersville Faith Assembly Church. 106 Blevins Rd Rogersville, Tn 37857.
On Sunday Feb. 23rd. 4-6pm with funeral services to follow. With Pastor Billy Ray Courtney officiating.

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Anthony Paul Kyle was born February 16, 1961 and went to be with the Lord on February 7, 2025. He will be forever loved, sadly missed, and never forgotten.
Anthony is preceded in death by his parents Mack Jr. and Marian Kyle, Eugene “Daddy Tobe” and Mama Grace Kyle.
Wife Tracy Kyle and son Shawn Joseph McCray.
Siblings: Marion Elizabeth (Libby) Kyle, Fred Joseph Kyle, Don Raymond Kyle, Peggie Collins and Bobbie J. Johnson.

Anthony leaves behind to cherish his memories Children: Kelia C. Chandler (Harold), Cigi A. R. Carmichael, Star Jackson Cogdill (Cody), Anthony P. Davenport (Julia), Tyra J. Davis, Aneesa J. Harrington, Grandchildren: Dyvion A. Chandler, Ivan C. Perez Jr. Harold J. Chandler Jr. Juanya M. Schofield, Nevaeh A. R. Schofield, Johnny Lee Paige Jr., Blessed Carmichael-Chandler, Anthony T. Jackson, Kiren N. Jackson, Camari T. James, Chyna A. Davenport, Avionna A. D. Davenport, Arionna J. Davenport.
Great granddaughters: Camora Kaye James and Khyla R. Ogle
Siblings: Martella Arroyo, Jackie Kyle, Robin Kyle, Timothy Kyle (Dawnella), Paul Kyle (Pam) and Hugh “Piggy” Kyle (Pat).

Along with an abundance of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and extended friends, including but not limited to George Houston and Ed Fanney.

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Nellie Beatrice Collin’s Dyer

by DFH Inc. on 02/19/25

It is with deep sorrow that the family of
Nellie Beatrice Collins Dyer announces her passing peacefully on Wednesday Febuary 12,2025.

Nellie Beatrice Collins Dyer was born on June 8,1937, to the union of Howard and Elnora Collins, Bean Station,Tn. She moved to Morristown,Tn early on and has been a resident ever since.

Nellie was retired from Anchor Advanced Product where she worked for 30 years.

Nellie was called home on Wednesday February 12, 2025. She was proceeded in death by her parents Howard and Elnora Collins, Son- Billy Wayne Dyer, Daughter- Diane Dyer, Brother- Billy Collins, Sisters- Mary Collins Talley, and Juanita Collins Tucker.

She leaves to cherish her memory; Her beloved son and daughter in law Paul Susie Dyer of Morristown, TN, Sisters- Louise Kyle,Mildred (Raymond) Thompson, Pauline Collins, Janet Treece, Tammy(James) Goins, Veronica Collins, Shannon Collins all of Morristown,TN. Brothers- Raymond Collins of Johnson City,Tn, Jeff Collins, Mike Collins, Ricky Collins all of Morristown, Tn. Grandchildren- Chnae Griffin, Trey Howard, Shakia Howard, Lonnie Costello, Shawajna and Shameequa Knight, Great Grand Children- Lyonna Costello Lanya Costello, Zy’Aire Howard Phillips,Shamar Ely, Havanna and Kiheleya Knight. A Host of Nieces, Nephews, Cousins and Friends and a devoted family member Eddie Buck Howard.

Nellie Dyer was a truly remarkable woman who embodied the words of Acts 20:35: "It is more blessed to give than to receive." Her generosity knew no bounds, and she spent her life selflessly giving to others in ways that will never be forgotten.

A devoted mother, sister, nana, and friend, Nellie was the backbone of her family. Her strong will and unwavering determination inspired everyone around her, while her kindness, humor, and resilience brought light into the lives of those who knew her. She was a hard worker, a godly woman, and a pillar of faith who walked humbly and purposefully in all she did.
She cherished time with her loved ones and embraced the simple joys of life. Whether offering a helping hand or a listening ear, Nellie showed her love through action, always leading with a kind heart.

Her love, strength, and faith will live on in the hearts of her family and friends.
A celebration of life will be held at Dockery’s funeral home on Sunday February 23,2025. 2-3 receiving friends and family. 3 Homegoing service

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