Charles Russell Sweatland age 69 passed away Friday, March 20, 2015. Services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 24, at Hardwick Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Kitchen officiating. Burial will follow at Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
Mr. Sweatland was a native of Albany, Georgia but made his home in Milledgeville. He owned and operated Sweatland Automotive for 35 years. He was a member of the United States Air Force, serving in the Southeast Asian Theater for 8 years. He was a jet engine mechanic on the SR71 Blackbird and was a member of the Thailand-Laos Cambodia Brotherhood. Mr. Sweatland was a member of the American Legion, Georgia Auto Racing Hall of Fame Association and a member and deacon of Hardwick Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife Elaine Amerson Sweatland of Milledgeville, his son Donald Sweatland (Kimberly) of North Carolina, a brother Jim Sweatland (Natalie), sister-in-law Susan Sweatland, two grandchildren, Ryan and Melayla, two nieces, Nicole and Natalie and two faithful companions Emmarae and DeeHenry Sweathland.
Mr. Sweatland was a native of Albany, Georgia but made his home in Milledgeville. He owned and operated Sweatland Automotive for 35 years. He was a member of the United States Air Force, serving in the Southeast Asian Theater for 8 years. He was a jet engine mechanic on the SR71 Blackbird and was a member of the Thailand-Laos Cambodia Brotherhood. Mr. Sweatland was a member of the American Legion, Georgia Auto Racing Hall of Fame Association and a member and deacon of Hardwick Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife Elaine Amerson Sweatland of Milledgeville, his son Donald Sweatland (Kimberly) of North Carolina, a brother Jim Sweatland (Natalie), sister-in-law Susan Sweatland, two grandchildren, Ryan and Melayla, two nieces, Nicole and Natalie and two faithful companions Emmarae and DeeHenry Sweathland.
Charles Russell Sweatland age 69 passed away Friday, March 20, 2015. Services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 24, at Hardwick Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Kitchen officiating. Burial will follow at Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
Mr. Sweatland was a native of Albany, Georgia but made his home in Milledgeville. He owned and operated Sweatland Automotive for 35 years. He was a member of the United States Air Force, serving in the Southeast Asian Theater for 8 years. He was a jet engine mechanic on the SR71 Blackbird and was a member of the Thailand-Laos Cambodia Brotherhood. Mr. Sweatland was a member of the American Legion, Georgia Auto Racing Hall of Fame Association and a member and deacon of Hardwick Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife Elaine Amerson Sweatland of Milledgeville, his son Donald Sweatland (Kimberly) of North Carolina, a brother Jim Sweatland (Natalie), sister-in-law Susan Sweatland, two grandchildren, Ryan and Melayla, two nieces, Nicole and Natalie and two faithful companions Emmarae and DeeHenry Sweathland.
Mr. Sweatland was a native of Albany, Georgia but made his home in Milledgeville. He owned and operated Sweatland Automotive for 35 years. He was a member of the United States Air Force, serving in the Southeast Asian Theater for 8 years. He was a jet engine mechanic on the SR71 Blackbird and was a member of the Thailand-Laos Cambodia Brotherhood. Mr. Sweatland was a member of the American Legion, Georgia Auto Racing Hall of Fame Association and a member and deacon of Hardwick Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife Elaine Amerson Sweatland of Milledgeville, his son Donald Sweatland (Kimberly) of North Carolina, a brother Jim Sweatland (Natalie), sister-in-law Susan Sweatland, two grandchildren, Ryan and Melayla, two nieces, Nicole and Natalie and two faithful companions Emmarae and DeeHenry Sweathland.
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