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It is a time to share memories, receive condolences and say goodbye. In 1988, Tyson McLane realized that the Lake Park area was a growing area. It was an area that his father and our founder, Carson McLane had grown up in, and an area that had no funeral home.
He was born in Valdosta on October 9, 1971, to the late Charles James George, Jr., and Barbara Ellis George. He had worked as a heavy equipment operator with Nutrien PCS and was of the Church of God faith. Marilyn Jeanette Davis, 82, of Valdosta, passed away on Monday, November 21, 2022. Mrs. Davis was born on July 2, 1940, in Donalsonville, GA, to the late Dr. Rufus McMickle and Hannah Jane Gooding McMickle. Mrs. Davis loved the Atlanta Braves, the Florida Gators, and she enjoyed doing word search puzzles.... Pre-planning lets your loved ones focus on honoring life instead of hashing out details.
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Mr. Martin worked for Carson McLane in Valdosta for several years before beginning his own funeral home. In the years that followed, the Martins and the McLanes maintained a close working relationship and personal friendship. Eventually, Waldo and Mary Grace were joined in the business by their son Cary Martin. Our funeral homes and other facilities offer a warm, comfortable, family-oriented environment with traditional architecture and tasteful interior décor. Our facilities accommodate all types of funerals and memorials large and small, public or private.
In 1936, Carson McLane opened his own funeral home after working for John Sineath Undertakers, Inc. for over eight years. Carson had moved to Valdosta from Lake Park on April 1, 1928 to begin work as an undertaker. In 1936 Carson was encouraged to organize another funeral home to serve this area.
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This meal, during funeral proceedings, had often been held at churches. Carson McLane Funeral Home moved to a residential location in August 1940. The Lowndes W. Shaw residence at 1115 North Ashley Street became available following Mr. Shaw's death in April of 1940. Mr. Shaw's funeral had been held at his family residence and was conducted by Carson McLane Funeral Home before it was purchased to be the funeral home. This new location provided a larger facility than the downtown location and allowed for ample off street parking.
You may choose to purchase a casket online or elsewhere, if you'd wish. "Harri" Hughes, 32, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and formerly of Thomasville, Georgia, died on Friday, November 25, 2022. He was born on November 13, 1990, in Thomasville and was stationed at Kirtland Air Force Base where he served as a pararescueman with the United States Air Force. Harri loved to go fishing, especially with his children, he... Funeral homes curate a final ceremony that provides space for guests to begin the journey through grief together. This expertise contributes to a meaningful funeral service that gives mourners a chance to say their last farewells.
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Bradley Clayton Grooms, 54, of Valdosta, passed away suddenly on Monday, November 28, 2022. He was born to Susan Kay Commander Grooms and the late Larry Joe Grooms on November 3, 1968 in Valdosta and had lived in this area most of his life. He was an award-winning truck driver and had driven over 1 million miles during...
In the June 15, 1950 edition of the Valdosta Daily Times, a news headline proclaimed that a new funeral home facility was to be built on the outskirts of Valdosta. One significant difference in this announcement was that the facility was to be built from the ground up as a funeral home rather than remodeling an existing building. This new building for Carson McLane Funeral Home was one of the very first to be built specifically to be a funeral home in South Georgia.
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Mrs. Edwards lived in several places as she grew up, until the family moved to Twin Lakes in the early 1970's... Mary George Jackson Myers, 85, of Valdosta, passed away on Saturday, December 10, 2022. She was born on September 30, 1937, in Clyattville, GA to the late Arthur Hampton Jackson and Annie Delphia Bellew Jackson. Her career was extensive, she was a loving wife and mother of four children.
J. Newman was listed as the owner of the home in the City Directory. He was President of Southern Stationary and on the school board at the time. Mr. Newman’s son told of going to work at the trolley and being paid a nickel for his labors.
We invite you to discover who has made Music Funeral Services the ultimate provider of creating healing experiences in the community. In 1986, the two firms became one and we now carry on the traditions started by the Martin family to serve Hahira and surrounding communities.
This is generally required if you would like to hold a viewing and visitation at the funeral home or if you will be needing any assistance from the staff. Joy Bostwick Trulock, 97, of Valdosta, died at Langdale Hospice house on Sunday, October 16, 2022. She was born on August 8, 1925, in Donaldsonville to the late Dr. Albert & Sammie Trulock, and a few weeks ago she announced that she had outlived the Queen. Among other jobs, she taught school in Moultrie, ran the... The funeral service is an important point of closure for those who have suffered a recent loss, often marking just the beginning of collective mourning.
Janet Zeigler Bonner, passed away from this world to begin her new life with our heavenly father on October 22, 2022. She will be reunited with her parents and sister Pam who she dearly loved. Senta Meyer Thompson, 96, of Valdosta, passed away on Wednesday, November 16, 2022, at Langdale Hospice House.
Unfortunately, this beautiful building no longer exists. McLane Funeral Service is a team of concerned and dedicated professionals committed to excellence in caring for the needs and desires of those we serve in all areas of funeral service. An official certificate recognizing your purchase will be included with your email receipt. You can then forward the email to the family or print it and give it to them personally.
Before he even attended school, Jimmy was a part of Carroll Stockyards, working with his father, Jamie, as well as his grandfather, Walter Walker (W.W) Carroll. He then worked during summers to learn every aspect of "the plant," which later became known as Carroll Packing Company. In 1971, he was joined by his brother, Walter and in 1980, the company name was changed to Sunset Farm Foods.
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