PICKENS — Andrea B. Chavous, age 63, beloved wife of Carroll Chavous, went to her heavenly home, Monday, May 14, 2018.
Mrs. Chavous was born in Queens, N.Y., daughter of the late Audrey Jobin Bennett and Leo Maurice Bennett. She was a member of Gap Hill Church of God. Co-owner, operator, and heart and soul of Twelve Mile Community Grocery. She shared her love in the spirit of Jesus Christ with each and every friend that entered through her door.
Survived by her loving husband and best friend of 48 years, Carroll Chavous. She was the devoted mother of seven children including four sons; Chris Chavous and Fiancé Shannon Dover of Liberty, Burnice Chavous (Karrie) of Pickens, LTC Jonathan Chavous (Sally) of DeRidder, La, Aaron Chavous of Aiken. Three daughters; Audrey Keith (Chad) of Six Mile, Adrianne Chavous of Goose Creek, Amanda Chavous of Goose Creek. She was the adoring Grammy to seven grandchildren; Daniel Chavous (Casey), Michael Chavous, Andrea Will (Dakota), Carolina Grace Chavous, Jackson Keith, Carolina Elizabeth Keith, and Joseph Benjamin Chavous. She had one great-grandchild, Collin Ryan Waters. One sister Audrey Weed of Archer, Fla.
Her parents, Audrey Jobin Bennett and Leo Maurice Bennett, predeceased her, as well as three brothers, Al, Michael and Lee.
Visitation was on Saturday May 19, 2018, from 12:30-1:45 p.m., at Gap Hill Church of God, with Funeral Service following in the church sanctuary at 2 p.m. Burial followed at Hillcrest Memorial Park and Gardens.
The family was at their home.
Mountain View Funeral Home is serving the Chavous family.
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Alanna Donohue
May 17, 2018
The down pour of rain has been extremely heavy and rain is predicted for 8 days straight. My Mom would always say when it rains like this the Angels are grieving for us when someone that is Gods child went to heaven. Andrea was a faithful woman and is resting in the Lord forever. My condolences to her Husband Carrol and her family.
Tommie Barkley
May 17, 2018
So very sorry for your loss.Heaven is rejoicing.God's brought another angel home.Grief is a pain we all feel differently and that's ok cause God knows our heart, but knowing the woman Andrea was and the strength she had through this battle she would want us to rejoice for her she's gained her heavenly home no more pain to watch over her family from heaven and know she did her best.She had a love that was rare these days and a family she was very proud of.God bless you all during this time .
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