Memorial services for James C. Enlow were held at 5 PM on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at Barr-Price Funeral Home and Crematorium, Lexington Chapel.
Mr. Enlow passed away Saturday, April 13, 2013, at the Brian Center in Columbia after a brief illness. Born in Newberry County, he was the son of the late Clifton N. and Reba Amick Enlow. He was a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. He retired after 38 years at Southern Plastics as a Master Electrician.
Surviving are his son, James L. "Vladimir" Enlow and a sister, Dorothy Rucker. He was predeceased by a brother, Nathan Enlow, and his wife Anne Enlow.
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This is the part where I talk about what a great person he was and what fond memories I have of him. Unfortunately...
In spite of all the things you did and didn't do, said and didn't say... I understand that you were deeply affected by your unfortunate younger years. Maybe it doesn't excuse things... but I can accept it as an explanation. It's no use being bitter about it all, because there's nothing to be gained from it.
I learned so much from you--even if it was by way of a bad example--that has informed and guided my life. And you--yes, even you--deserved to go out with more dignity than you did. I wish you all the best in the next world, and I hope you find whatever it was you were looking for that you couldn't find on earth.
Mr. Enlow passed away Saturday, April 13, 2013, at the Brian Center in Columbia after a brief illness. Born in Newberry County, he was the son of the late Clifton N. and Reba Amick Enlow. He was a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. He retired after 38 years at Southern Plastics as a Master Electrician.
Surviving are his son, James L. "Vladimir" Enlow and a sister, Dorothy Rucker. He was predeceased by a brother, Nathan Enlow, and his wife Anne Enlow.
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This is the part where I talk about what a great person he was and what fond memories I have of him. Unfortunately...
In spite of all the things you did and didn't do, said and didn't say... I understand that you were deeply affected by your unfortunate younger years. Maybe it doesn't excuse things... but I can accept it as an explanation. It's no use being bitter about it all, because there's nothing to be gained from it.
I learned so much from you--even if it was by way of a bad example--that has informed and guided my life. And you--yes, even you--deserved to go out with more dignity than you did. I wish you all the best in the next world, and I hope you find whatever it was you were looking for that you couldn't find on earth.
Memorial services for James C. Enlow were held at 5 PM on Sunday, April 21, 2013 at Barr-Price Funeral Home and Crematorium, Lexington Chapel.
Mr. Enlow passed away Saturday, April 13, 2013, at the Brian Center in Columbia after a brief illness. Born in Newberry County, he was the son of the late Clifton N. and Reba Amick Enlow. He was a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. He retired after 38 years at Southern Plastics as a Master Electrician.
Surviving are his son, James L. "Vladimir" Enlow and a sister, Dorothy Rucker. He was predeceased by a brother, Nathan Enlow, and his wife Anne Enlow.
~~~
This is the part where I talk about what a great person he was and what fond memories I have of him. Unfortunately...
In spite of all the things you did and didn't do, said and didn't say... I understand that you were deeply affected by your unfortunate younger years. Maybe it doesn't excuse things... but I can accept it as an explanation. It's no use being bitter about it all, because there's nothing to be gained from it.
I learned so much from you--even if it was by way of a bad example--that has informed and guided my life. And you--yes, even you--deserved to go out with more dignity than you did. I wish you all the best in the next world, and I hope you find whatever it was you were looking for that you couldn't find on earth.
Mr. Enlow passed away Saturday, April 13, 2013, at the Brian Center in Columbia after a brief illness. Born in Newberry County, he was the son of the late Clifton N. and Reba Amick Enlow. He was a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. He retired after 38 years at Southern Plastics as a Master Electrician.
Surviving are his son, James L. "Vladimir" Enlow and a sister, Dorothy Rucker. He was predeceased by a brother, Nathan Enlow, and his wife Anne Enlow.
~~~
This is the part where I talk about what a great person he was and what fond memories I have of him. Unfortunately...
In spite of all the things you did and didn't do, said and didn't say... I understand that you were deeply affected by your unfortunate younger years. Maybe it doesn't excuse things... but I can accept it as an explanation. It's no use being bitter about it all, because there's nothing to be gained from it.
I learned so much from you--even if it was by way of a bad example--that has informed and guided my life. And you--yes, even you--deserved to go out with more dignity than you did. I wish you all the best in the next world, and I hope you find whatever it was you were looking for that you couldn't find on earth.
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