Brittaney James Obituary
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At an early age, Brittaney joined Chalk Hill Baptist Church in Wagener, SC.
Brittaney was known for her beautiful smile, along with her wit and wisdom. She absolutely loved everyone she came in contact with.
Brittaney worked extremely hard in the community. She was a canvasser - helping to motivate and register voters.
Brittaney was preceded in death by her great grandparents, Bessie Landis Cullum and Lula Landy; granddaddy, Michael Pinckney; and uncles, Rodney James and Ulyssess James.
Brittaney leaves to cherish her fond and loving memories; her mother, Shelbra Cullum; father Tyrone James; stepfather, DuVaugh Williams; maternal grandparents, Annette (Michael) Pinckney; paternal grandparents, Jeannette and Ulyssess James; maternal uncles, Tamir Pinckney, Todd Pinckney; paternal uncles, Rodney James, Steve Landy, Ulyssess James, Jr., Darrell James, and Michael James; paternal aunt, Shanequa James and Joan Cannon; brother/cousin, Brandon Cooper; along with a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, relatives and friends. CLICK HERE TO VIEW SERVICE PROGRAM
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Annie james
November 13, 2025
My dearest sweet cousin from the time I knew we were cousin and we met it was never a dry moment with laughter or just us doing crazy crap and ya dad ma cousin Tyrone never making moments dull with laughter either. We checked in on each other from time to time but we let life get in the way and haven´t seen you since but we knew we loved each other. I would never thought I would be writing this on your page at no point in time we spoke the day before you passed I told you I loved you we laugh at your status and wished we could see each other again. I wish I can be there for you tomorrow and Saturday in person. But I can´t but I´m gonna remember you how you were full of life and laughter. My dear cousin it wasn´t your time but god decided you did your part I will see you again just get your rest and say hi to grandma for me and I know the rest of the family cousin Ronnie all of them were there to greet you. I love you and will forever miss you sleep with the angels Love your cousin Annie James
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