Casar - James Presley "Jim" Mauney, 81, was born to Peter Marion Mauney, Sr. and Ferol Hord Mauney on May 26, 1935, at home in Shelby and completed his life at Hospice Wendover on Saturday, July 23, 2016.
He graduated from Shelby High School in 1953. After employment in Shelby and Maine, he joined his brothers in forming Mauney Auto Electric in Shelby where he worked until his retirement. In retirement he worked with Mauney Williams Oil Company, and AIC. Jim was actively involved in the ministry of Zoar Baptist Church in Casar, serving as deacon, Sunday school teacher, song leader and the men's ministry. He served the South Mountain Baptist Association as Director of Deacons.
Jim loved his Lord, his family, the Church of Jesus Christ and its ministry to those in need, being at Lake James, his dog KoKo, his friends, and those he met as strangers who soon became people he cared about. For a number of years, he enjoyed square dancing with the Wagon Wheelers, camping, water skiing and travel. Later, he enjoyed watching ACC sports and NASCAR racing.
Surviving to cherish his memory are his wife of nearly sixty years, Frances Chapman Mauney and their son, Michael Mauney and his wife Brenda Hamby Mauney, all of Casar; his sisters, Louise Campbell and Ann Williams both of Shelby; his sisters-in-law, Sue Mauney of Shelby, and Edna Mauney of Winston-Salem; as well as four nephews, nine nieces.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents, Ferol Hord Mauney and Peter Marion Mauney, Sr.; and four sisters: Vangie Sauls (and husband Harry), Thelma Costner (and husband Turner), Kathleen Mauney; and four brothers: Charles, Hugh, Pete, and Joe.
The family will receive friends from 3 until 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church in Casar.
The funeral will be at 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church with Revs. Chris Patterson and Chris Sanford officiating.
Burial will follow in the church cemetery.∼H/O Frances Chapman Mauney
He graduated from Shelby High School in 1953. After employment in Shelby and Maine, he joined his brothers in forming Mauney Auto Electric in Shelby where he worked until his retirement. In retirement he worked with Mauney Williams Oil Company, and AIC. Jim was actively involved in the ministry of Zoar Baptist Church in Casar, serving as deacon, Sunday school teacher, song leader and the men's ministry. He served the South Mountain Baptist Association as Director of Deacons.
Jim loved his Lord, his family, the Church of Jesus Christ and its ministry to those in need, being at Lake James, his dog KoKo, his friends, and those he met as strangers who soon became people he cared about. For a number of years, he enjoyed square dancing with the Wagon Wheelers, camping, water skiing and travel. Later, he enjoyed watching ACC sports and NASCAR racing.
Surviving to cherish his memory are his wife of nearly sixty years, Frances Chapman Mauney and their son, Michael Mauney and his wife Brenda Hamby Mauney, all of Casar; his sisters, Louise Campbell and Ann Williams both of Shelby; his sisters-in-law, Sue Mauney of Shelby, and Edna Mauney of Winston-Salem; as well as four nephews, nine nieces.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents, Ferol Hord Mauney and Peter Marion Mauney, Sr.; and four sisters: Vangie Sauls (and husband Harry), Thelma Costner (and husband Turner), Kathleen Mauney; and four brothers: Charles, Hugh, Pete, and Joe.
The family will receive friends from 3 until 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church in Casar.
The funeral will be at 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church with Revs. Chris Patterson and Chris Sanford officiating.
Burial will follow in the church cemetery.∼H/O Frances Chapman Mauney
Casar - James Presley "Jim" Mauney, 81, was born to Peter Marion Mauney, Sr. and Ferol Hord Mauney on May 26, 1935, at home in Shelby and completed his life at Hospice Wendover on Saturday, July 23, 2016.
He graduated from Shelby High School in 1953. After employment in Shelby and Maine, he joined his brothers in forming Mauney Auto Electric in Shelby where he worked until his retirement. In retirement he worked with Mauney Williams Oil Company, and AIC. Jim was actively involved in the ministry of Zoar Baptist Church in Casar, serving as deacon, Sunday school teacher, song leader and the men's ministry. He served the South Mountain Baptist Association as Director of Deacons.
Jim loved his Lord, his family, the Church of Jesus Christ and its ministry to those in need, being at Lake James, his dog KoKo, his friends, and those he met as strangers who soon became people he cared about. For a number of years, he enjoyed square dancing with the Wagon Wheelers, camping, water skiing and travel. Later, he enjoyed watching ACC sports and NASCAR racing.
Surviving to cherish his memory are his wife of nearly sixty years, Frances Chapman Mauney and their son, Michael Mauney and his wife Brenda Hamby Mauney, all of Casar; his sisters, Louise Campbell and Ann Williams both of Shelby; his sisters-in-law, Sue Mauney of Shelby, and Edna Mauney of Winston-Salem; as well as four nephews, nine nieces.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents, Ferol Hord Mauney and Peter Marion Mauney, Sr.; and four sisters: Vangie Sauls (and husband Harry), Thelma Costner (and husband Turner), Kathleen Mauney; and four brothers: Charles, Hugh, Pete, and Joe.
The family will receive friends from 3 until 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church in Casar.
The funeral will be at 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church with Revs. Chris Patterson and Chris Sanford officiating.
Burial will follow in the church cemetery.∼H/O Frances Chapman Mauney
He graduated from Shelby High School in 1953. After employment in Shelby and Maine, he joined his brothers in forming Mauney Auto Electric in Shelby where he worked until his retirement. In retirement he worked with Mauney Williams Oil Company, and AIC. Jim was actively involved in the ministry of Zoar Baptist Church in Casar, serving as deacon, Sunday school teacher, song leader and the men's ministry. He served the South Mountain Baptist Association as Director of Deacons.
Jim loved his Lord, his family, the Church of Jesus Christ and its ministry to those in need, being at Lake James, his dog KoKo, his friends, and those he met as strangers who soon became people he cared about. For a number of years, he enjoyed square dancing with the Wagon Wheelers, camping, water skiing and travel. Later, he enjoyed watching ACC sports and NASCAR racing.
Surviving to cherish his memory are his wife of nearly sixty years, Frances Chapman Mauney and their son, Michael Mauney and his wife Brenda Hamby Mauney, all of Casar; his sisters, Louise Campbell and Ann Williams both of Shelby; his sisters-in-law, Sue Mauney of Shelby, and Edna Mauney of Winston-Salem; as well as four nephews, nine nieces.
Jim was preceded in death by his parents, Ferol Hord Mauney and Peter Marion Mauney, Sr.; and four sisters: Vangie Sauls (and husband Harry), Thelma Costner (and husband Turner), Kathleen Mauney; and four brothers: Charles, Hugh, Pete, and Joe.
The family will receive friends from 3 until 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church in Casar.
The funeral will be at 4 pm, Tuesday at Zoar Baptist Church with Revs. Chris Patterson and Chris Sanford officiating.
Burial will follow in the church cemetery.∼H/O Frances Chapman Mauney
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