He leave to cherish his memories, a loving devoted wife, Shirley F. McCree of Dothan; four sons, Friddie "Melissa" McCree of Dothan, Don McCree of Baltimore, Md., L.C. "Laura" Dull of Midland City, and Joe McCree of Dothan; five daughters, Dorothy Branch of Dothan, Shirley "Wilbert" Strozier of Dothan, Brenda Reeves of Headland a very special friend (Rickey Wilson of Dothan), Sue "Jimmy" Lewis of Dothan, and Debra "James" Thornton of Shorterville; six brothers-in-law; Jasper "Candis" Helms of Dothan, John "Barbara" Helms of Dothan, Billy Helms of Dothan, Martin Helms of Dothan, Robert "Tina" Helms of Dothan, and Hollis Helms of Dothan; four sisters-in-law, Fannie "Jerry" Thomas of Cowarts, Annie "Bobby" Frison of Dothan, Rose Helms of Dothan, and Ruby Helms of Atlanta Ga., and 27 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins other relatives and friends.
Scott's Chapel Hill Mortuary, (334) 677-7200, is in charge of arrangements.
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Roslyn Vickers
December 14, 2006
To all of my family, I love you. The last thing that I heard Big Daddy say to me was "I Love You Too". Those words have a new meaning to me now. Big Daddy is a very lucky man when you think about it. He got it right with GOD!! That's something that many of us will not have the chance to do. I want to thank everyone for their prayer's and conciern in our time of grief.
-Big Momma, keep your head up. Although, I will not see the day again when I walk through your house and hear you yell "BUCK"! However, I know he will always be in your heart. I know that I will still be able to see my Big Daddy thru you. I love ya ol gal.
-Keep your head up momma (Shirley Strozier), Aunt Bren, Suzie, Tinnie, uncle Jr. & uncle Joe.
Love Ya'll,
Roslyn King-Vickers aka (Ne-Ne)
Dinah Smith
November 29, 2006
Sue,
My thoughts and prayers go out to you in this very sadden time. I know these times will be hard but, think of him in all the good ways that you used to spend with him and it will bring you through it. You will have times when you remember things he used to say or do some will make you sad and some will make you just want to laugh out loud. This always seemed to help me through the death of my father and continues to help on those special times as well.
Deborah Reese
November 28, 2006
To Brenda and the family god bless and keep you well in this time of need.The Reese family
THE GORDON FAMILY
November 27, 2006
WE EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY IN YOUR TIME OF GRIEF. YOU ARE ALL IN OUR PRAYERS!!!
vernisa rogers
November 27, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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