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Mr. Pleas (Junior) Nolley
Lester Lackey & Sons Funeral Home Inc.
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Lester Lackey & Sons Funeral Home Inc.

 

Homegoing Celebration

For

Mr. Pleas (Junior) Nolley

September 24, 1931 ~ February 25, 2015

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

One O'clock P.M.

Poplar Hill AME Church

623 Poplar Hill Road

Mansfield, Ga

Rev. Ahmed Martin, Pastor

Rev. William H. Gaither, Eulogist

 

Obituary

       Mr. Pleas (Junior) Nolley was born September 24, 1931 in Jasper County, Georgia, to Miss Lillie Bell Nolley and Mr. Plece Benton. He was raised by his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Johnson (Ina) Nolley after his mother passed at a young age. He departed this earthly life on Wednesday, February 25, 2015.

        Pleas married Ms. Rosie Smith in 1958. He worked many years as a Heavy Equipment Operator until he retired. He loved to Barbecue and loved everything about a pig. Pleas always said if you don't buy Kingford Charcoal, you just wasting your money. He also loved meeting people, he never met a stranger. He would ride his scooter in the neighborhood and knew almost everybody and they knew him. He would ride with them and show those who were new to Covington how to get where they needed to go.

        He was preceded in death by his granddaughter, Ms. Tikisha Durden and aunt Mrs. Eloise Morris.

        He leaves to cherish his memories, his wife, Mrs. Rosie Smith Nolley, sons, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny (Carolyn) Nolley, Mr. David Nolley and Mr. Timothy Nolley (Gloria), daughters, Mr. & Rev. Randy (Sheila) Byrd and Ms. Vivian Nolley, grand and great grandchildren, Martina, Chris, Carlos, Markel, Colby, Ma'sya, Elijah, Isaiah, aunt, Mrs. Beulah Kate Glover, one brother-in-law, three sisters-in-law, dear friends, Mr. James Cooper, Mrs. Barbara Bostic and Mrs. Pearl McNeil,  a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.

He said he saw a pretty gate. "I gotta get off this tractor", he said. I held both his hands and told him to step down and waited until he felt comfortable that he was down (He was in bed at hospice). I asked, "you down and standing up?" "Yeah, move out the way" was his reply. See ya later Plug (inside joke)!

 Interment

Church Cemetery

Pallbearers
                         Family~Friends

Flower Ladies
                         Family~Friends

Acknowledgements
      We, the family, would like to express our               appreciation to everyone for their love and              support during our bereavement of the loss
      of our beloved husband, father, grandfather,          uncle and friend.

       The Family