Born the son of the late Dewey and Bessie Bramlett Smith. Later married Dorthy Bannister and had a son.
Charles was a U.S. Navy Veteran, and later in life retired from Greenwood Mills, Matthews Plant.
He was a member of West Side Baptist Church and a member of the Men's Sunday school class, where he was fondly known as the "Candy Man" because he always had candy to hand out to people.
He was a member of the Friendship Masonic Lodge #25 A.F.M. and a member of the Hejaz Shrine Temple.
Survived by his wife of the home, a son Rev. Milton Smith and wife Teresa of York, SC. along with three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
Charles was a U.S. Navy Veteran, and later in life retired from Greenwood Mills, Matthews Plant.
He was a member of West Side Baptist Church and a member of the Men's Sunday school class, where he was fondly known as the "Candy Man" because he always had candy to hand out to people.
He was a member of the Friendship Masonic Lodge #25 A.F.M. and a member of the Hejaz Shrine Temple.
Survived by his wife of the home, a son Rev. Milton Smith and wife Teresa of York, SC. along with three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
Born the son of the late Dewey and Bessie Bramlett Smith. Later married Dorthy Bannister and had a son.
Charles was a U.S. Navy Veteran, and later in life retired from Greenwood Mills, Matthews Plant.
He was a member of West Side Baptist Church and a member of the Men's Sunday school class, where he was fondly known as the "Candy Man" because he always had candy to hand out to people.
He was a member of the Friendship Masonic Lodge #25 A.F.M. and a member of the Hejaz Shrine Temple.
Survived by his wife of the home, a son Rev. Milton Smith and wife Teresa of York, SC. along with three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
Charles was a U.S. Navy Veteran, and later in life retired from Greenwood Mills, Matthews Plant.
He was a member of West Side Baptist Church and a member of the Men's Sunday school class, where he was fondly known as the "Candy Man" because he always had candy to hand out to people.
He was a member of the Friendship Masonic Lodge #25 A.F.M. and a member of the Hejaz Shrine Temple.
Survived by his wife of the home, a son Rev. Milton Smith and wife Teresa of York, SC. along with three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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