Willie "Butch" Stodghill

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Willie Stodghill Obituary

Willie "Butch" Stodghill -MACON - Funeral services for Willie "Butch" Stodghill will be held at 1P.M. Monday, November 23, 2009 in Union Baptist Church. Rev. Emory Lightfoot, Jr., will serve as the Eulogist and Pastor David Stanley will serve as Presiding Officer. Interment services will follow in Middle Georgia Memory Gardens. -Mr. Stodghill, 60, passed away Wednesday, November 18, 2009. -Survivors include his wife, Brenda Stodghill; children, Louis (Sheree) Rouse, Henry (Sharon) Rouse, Pharris Rouse and Charri Rouse; brothers, Edgar (Barbara) Stodghill, Cecil Stodghill and Darrell Stodghill; five grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. -The family will receive friends 6:00 to 7:00 P.M. Sunday, November 22, 2009 in the chapel of Jones Brothers Mortuary. -The family may be contacted at 2827 Hinsley Avenue, Macon. Willie Stodghill

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Published by The Telegraph on Nov. 22, 2009.

Memories and Condolences
for Willie Stodghill

13 Entries

Sis. Clara Johnson

November 16, 2023

RIHP my friend & /Brother \ miss you

November 28, 2009

Undoubtedly, Butch is in Heaven right now rearranging chairs, out-cooking everybody and giving the Lord advise. If you wanted to hear the truth, all you had to do was ask him. The world will not be the same without him. I appreciated his friendship and his incredible ability to make people laugh. I pray that God will give Brenda and the rest of his family and friends comfort, closure and peace. Sleep well, "Charlie". Your new angels are standing by.

Vicki Stevenson
Angel #55

Clara Johnson

November 25, 2009

Sis. Brenda Stodghill,
You are in my prayers dear Sister,only a phone call away but yet so close. My special friend Uncle Butch will truely be missed by me and many others.My Theme Song!!
NEVER WOULD HAVE MADE IT WITHOUT YOU (LORD)
Sis.Clara Johnson (WM)
Daughters Of The True Kinsman # 256
Atl. Ga.

Nemrod Kendrick

November 24, 2009

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

PATRICE & CLARENCE STEPHENS

November 24, 2009

UNCLE BUTCH IS WHAT WE CALLED HIM, HE WAS A LOVABLE PERSON, YOU ALWAYS SAW A SMILE ON HIS FACE. HE WILL BE DEEPLY MISSED, WE LOVE YOU ALWAYS, AND WE KNOW NOW THERE IS AN ANGEL WATCHING OVER US.AUNTIE BRENDA OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS FOR PEACE AND COMFORT ARE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME WE LOVE YOU

Cherry Blossom

November 23, 2009

Because we care, our heartfelt thoughts go out to you today; With more concern and sympathy than we could ever say. We hope the special love that this brings will help to see you through.

Alice (ANN) Cameron

November 23, 2009

Brenda,
Thinking of your in your time of sorrow. Wish I could have spent more time with you when Edward died, but I know Butch wasn't feeling well at the time and had to get back home. The kids and I send our regrets.

Christy Hill-Inman

November 22, 2009

Brenda...

On behalf of your Upward Bound family, I wish to express our condolences over the loss of your husband. Some of us were there to enjoy your wedding; have been there through your years together, and will be here always to support you and your family, as needed. We love you.

Sis. Rhonda Robinson

November 22, 2009

Sis. Stodghill you are in our prayers. Butch will truly be missed among our Modern Free family. He was a true brother and friend. We love you and God bless you.
Bro. James Nelson (Boo Boo)
Sis. Rhonda Robinson

Tina Middlebrooks

November 22, 2009

Brenda,
I am so sorry for the loss of your husband.My thoughts and prayers for peace and comfort are with you.

November 22, 2009

HEY BUTCH MAN ITS SO HARD TO BELIEVE U GONE,YOU WOULD ALWAYS BOUNCE BACK IT WAS JUS DAYS BEFORE THIS TRAGIC WE ALL WERE SITTIN AROUND HAVIN FUN,YOU WOULD ALWAYS TEASE ME ABOUT MY COOKIN SKILLS I GOT TO KNOW YOU FOR A BOUT THREE YEARS BUT IT SEEMS LIKE I HAD KNOWN U ALL MY LIFE. MAY U REST IN PEACE AND WATCH OVER US ALL AS ONE OF GOD'S NEW ANGEL YOU WILL ALWAY'S BE MISSED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN AND AS U WOULD ALWAYS SAY "THEY MAKIN MILK OUT OF POWDER GOT DA BABIES CRYIN" GOD BLESS YOU BUTCH WE MISS YOU! CJAY

Michael Jones

November 22, 2009

My heart goes out to the Stodghill family with the loss of Butch. I had the fortunate opportunity to play baseball with Willie at Riverside in Chattanooga. He was one of the most intense competitors in our neighorhood. We all knew Willie had 3rd base covered.
Willie graduated with my sister, Brenda D. Jones, and he would always come to our house to use our encyclopedia for his homework. My dad always welcomed him into our home and he was such a gentleman, in the house. But in the backyard, where we played basketball, he was a guy you had better move out of the way, bacause he would knock you down to score. Willie had a lean back, one handed jumper fade that none of us could block. I took that shot to North Carolina, at Albemarle Junior College, shot it on a dude and got a 2-year basketball scholarship at the school. I used it several times during my games and it was very effective. I have Butch to thank for helping me get started with my education as a result of that shot.
All of the guys in Willie's class were like big brothers to me, Tennie (Cecil), and Bunnie. We looked up to him and his knowledge of baseball and the way of the world.
Willie, Calvin Moore, Michael Bloodsaw, BooBoo Ware, Ronnie Moore, Cecil, Bonnie, Edgar, Ed, Leon Moore, Bill Moore, Johnnie Moore, David Stuckey, Kenneth "Rudie Pig" Shields, Leon Murphy, Ira Hall; we all were there and from the past who have gone to the present who are here, we pay a great tribute to Willie "Butch" Stodghill . . . may he rest in peace

Sarah Swain Stodghill Wiggs

November 22, 2009

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

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