Alfred Kelley, 79, husband of Cora Sanders Kelley, passed away October 3, 2020. He was born in Pickens County February 17, 1941 the son of Eugene and Rose Ellen Kennemore Kelley. He was a member of Trinity Wesleyan Church.
Alfred worked at West Point Stevens where he was a maintenance technician. He enjoyed tinkering, but he loved woodworking. He could make anything out of wood just by looking at a picture. Most important to Alfred was his family.
Alfred is survived by his wife of 39 years, Cora; his daughters, Karen Brown and her husband David of Greer and Khristy Parham and her husband, Thomas of Central; stepdaughter, Gale Sosebee of Mauldin; stepson Don Crooks and his wife, Kathy of Six Mile; grandchildren, Lindsay, Emily, Carrie, Corey, Amy, and Wendy; eleven great grandchildren; and two great great grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Jennie; brother, Jimmy Kelley; sister, Shirley Harris; stepson, Eddie Crooks; and step son-in-law, Larry Sosebee.
Graveside service at Memory Gardens in Clemson.
Alfred worked at West Point Stevens where he was a maintenance technician. He enjoyed tinkering, but he loved woodworking. He could make anything out of wood just by looking at a picture. Most important to Alfred was his family.
Alfred is survived by his wife of 39 years, Cora; his daughters, Karen Brown and her husband David of Greer and Khristy Parham and her husband, Thomas of Central; stepdaughter, Gale Sosebee of Mauldin; stepson Don Crooks and his wife, Kathy of Six Mile; grandchildren, Lindsay, Emily, Carrie, Corey, Amy, and Wendy; eleven great grandchildren; and two great great grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Jennie; brother, Jimmy Kelley; sister, Shirley Harris; stepson, Eddie Crooks; and step son-in-law, Larry Sosebee.
Graveside service at Memory Gardens in Clemson.
Alfred Kelley, 79, husband of Cora Sanders Kelley, passed away October 3, 2020. He was born in Pickens County February 17, 1941 the son of Eugene and Rose Ellen Kennemore Kelley. He was a member of Trinity Wesleyan Church.
Alfred worked at West Point Stevens where he was a maintenance technician. He enjoyed tinkering, but he loved woodworking. He could make anything out of wood just by looking at a picture. Most important to Alfred was his family.
Alfred is survived by his wife of 39 years, Cora; his daughters, Karen Brown and her husband David of Greer and Khristy Parham and her husband, Thomas of Central; stepdaughter, Gale Sosebee of Mauldin; stepson Don Crooks and his wife, Kathy of Six Mile; grandchildren, Lindsay, Emily, Carrie, Corey, Amy, and Wendy; eleven great grandchildren; and two great great grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Jennie; brother, Jimmy Kelley; sister, Shirley Harris; stepson, Eddie Crooks; and step son-in-law, Larry Sosebee.
Graveside service at Memory Gardens in Clemson.
Alfred worked at West Point Stevens where he was a maintenance technician. He enjoyed tinkering, but he loved woodworking. He could make anything out of wood just by looking at a picture. Most important to Alfred was his family.
Alfred is survived by his wife of 39 years, Cora; his daughters, Karen Brown and her husband David of Greer and Khristy Parham and her husband, Thomas of Central; stepdaughter, Gale Sosebee of Mauldin; stepson Don Crooks and his wife, Kathy of Six Mile; grandchildren, Lindsay, Emily, Carrie, Corey, Amy, and Wendy; eleven great grandchildren; and two great great grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Jennie; brother, Jimmy Kelley; sister, Shirley Harris; stepson, Eddie Crooks; and step son-in-law, Larry Sosebee.
Graveside service at Memory Gardens in Clemson.
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