Mrs. Willie Jean Bates entered into rest October 30, 2017, 58. Funeral Services will be held November 5, 2017 at 2:00PM at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Jackson S.C., Rev Raford Roundtree will be officiating in the church cemetery.
Willie Jean was preceded in death by her parents Sadie Corbitt and Willie Jackson; brothers Roy and Earl; sister in law Debra Bates. Leaving to cherish her memory devoted and loving husband Claude Bernard Bates 33 years of Marriage; Two daughers- Nyelle Bates, Nydra (Jatarr) Bryant; Four grandchildren- Cameron, Destinee, Jatarr Jr., Makayla; Two Godsons Kerwin Johnson, Quentin Walker Jr.; Six Sisters Emma Corbitt, Linda Corbitt, Elizabeth McCorkle, Leola Corbit, Mary (Freddie Sr.) Lewis, Betty (Jimmy) Ashley; One brother Edgar (Carolyn) Corbitt; Four sister-in-laws and two brother-in-laws and a host of nieces and nephews.
Willie Jean was a member of Mount Moriah Baptist of Jackson, S.C. She was a graduate of Aiken High School and worked as a Nursing Assistant for many years.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle on Nov. 2, 2017
Willie Jean was preceded in death by her parents Sadie Corbitt and Willie Jackson; brothers Roy and Earl; sister in law Debra Bates. Leaving to cherish her memory devoted and loving husband Claude Bernard Bates 33 years of Marriage; Two daughers- Nyelle Bates, Nydra (Jatarr) Bryant; Four grandchildren- Cameron, Destinee, Jatarr Jr., Makayla; Two Godsons Kerwin Johnson, Quentin Walker Jr.; Six Sisters Emma Corbitt, Linda Corbitt, Elizabeth McCorkle, Leola Corbit, Mary (Freddie Sr.) Lewis, Betty (Jimmy) Ashley; One brother Edgar (Carolyn) Corbitt; Four sister-in-laws and two brother-in-laws and a host of nieces and nephews.
Willie Jean was a member of Mount Moriah Baptist of Jackson, S.C. She was a graduate of Aiken High School and worked as a Nursing Assistant for many years.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle on Nov. 2, 2017
Mrs. Willie Jean Bates entered into rest October 30, 2017, 58. Funeral Services will be held November 5, 2017 at 2:00PM at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Jackson S.C., Rev Raford Roundtree will be officiating in the church cemetery.
Willie Jean was preceded in death by her parents Sadie Corbitt and Willie Jackson; brothers Roy and Earl; sister in law Debra Bates. Leaving to cherish her memory devoted and loving husband Claude Bernard Bates 33 years of Marriage; Two daughers- Nyelle Bates, Nydra (Jatarr) Bryant; Four grandchildren- Cameron, Destinee, Jatarr Jr., Makayla; Two Godsons Kerwin Johnson, Quentin Walker Jr.; Six Sisters Emma Corbitt, Linda Corbitt, Elizabeth McCorkle, Leola Corbit, Mary (Freddie Sr.) Lewis, Betty (Jimmy) Ashley; One brother Edgar (Carolyn) Corbitt; Four sister-in-laws and two brother-in-laws and a host of nieces and nephews.
Willie Jean was a member of Mount Moriah Baptist of Jackson, S.C. She was a graduate of Aiken High School and worked as a Nursing Assistant for many years.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle on Nov. 2, 2017
Willie Jean was preceded in death by her parents Sadie Corbitt and Willie Jackson; brothers Roy and Earl; sister in law Debra Bates. Leaving to cherish her memory devoted and loving husband Claude Bernard Bates 33 years of Marriage; Two daughers- Nyelle Bates, Nydra (Jatarr) Bryant; Four grandchildren- Cameron, Destinee, Jatarr Jr., Makayla; Two Godsons Kerwin Johnson, Quentin Walker Jr.; Six Sisters Emma Corbitt, Linda Corbitt, Elizabeth McCorkle, Leola Corbit, Mary (Freddie Sr.) Lewis, Betty (Jimmy) Ashley; One brother Edgar (Carolyn) Corbitt; Four sister-in-laws and two brother-in-laws and a host of nieces and nephews.
Willie Jean was a member of Mount Moriah Baptist of Jackson, S.C. She was a graduate of Aiken High School and worked as a Nursing Assistant for many years.
Published in The Augusta Chronicle on Nov. 2, 2017
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