Robert Lewis House
May 21, 1956 - April 22, 2020
Robert “Lewis” House, 63, of Adairsville, Ga, went home to be with our Lord on April 22, 2020 in Cartersville, Ga.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all funeral services will be private in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines.
Visitation will be 12:00-2:00pm on Saturday, April 25th at R. Dudley Barton & Son Funeral Home, Adairsville, Ga. Testimony of his life and the gifts that he gave to others will begin at 2:00pm. Tommy Satterfield and Gregory “Munchie” Powell will be officiating. Lewis final resting place will be at Oothcalooga Baptist Church Cemetery, Adairsville, Ga.
Lewis was born on May 21st, 1956 at the Sam Howell Hospital, Cartersville Ga. He is preceded in death by his parents, Robbie House-McStotts and Arvil McStotts, as well as his father Robert Henry House. Lewis was also reunited in Heaven with his Sister and Brother-in-Law, Betty and Raymond Silvers, his baby sister, Sheila House, Mother-in-Law, Ruth Satterfield, dearly loved nephew, Timothy Jarrod Widner, many loving aunts and uncles, and special K9 companion, Dagger.
Lewis is survived by his beloved wife Peggy House of Adairsville, their children, daughter, Melody House Taylor of Chatsworth, sons, Cameron Taylor and Mason Ankney. Son, P.J. House, daughter and son in law, Jessica House & Joseph Morris, their children, Patrick, Andrew and Olivia Morris and son, Cody Lewis House of Adairsville, Ga. Heather and Gregory “Munchie” Powell and their children Harley, Gracelyn and Tripp Powell. Amanda Widner, of Adairsville. Precious sister in law Hope Widner.
Brothers and sisters Bobby and Sybil House, of Cartersville, and their children, Heather and Isreal, Danny and Kay House of Adairsville and their children Melissa and Laney. Judy House Cochran of Dalton and her sons Clay and Greg. Donna and Stanley Young of Calhoun and their sons, Ricky Howard, Michael Howard, Josh Young and Blake Young. Mitch and Tina McStotts of Adairsville and son Brett McStotts. As well as beloved cousin Scotty Parker.Brother and sister in law Tommy and Wanda Satterfield of Cartersville, sons, Josh Satterfield and Cody Satterfield. Brother and sister in law James Bo Roberson and B.J. of Dalton, their son, Stanley Robertson.
In earlier years Lewis worked with Foremost Construction as a steel hanger, for the City of Adairsville Water Department and for Bartow Paving Company. For many years now, we have owned and operated Huckabee Bonding Company of Calhoun. We had the pleasure of working together 7 days a week for 28 years. Lewis was a larger than life figure in his own right. In the last few days, I’ve received so many calls and texts from people that had crossed paths with him. Over the years he has extended kindness and help to so many, and never let it come to light. That was just his way.
This is a crushing and devastating loss for our family. Lewis was a gentle giant and the strength that kept our family lifted up and taken care of. Our youngest grandchildren have became our entire lifes focus. Lewis and I were thrilled at news that Jesse was about to have us a grandson and I had never seen Lewis happier. Andrew and his Poppy are completely and eternally bonded, as Lewis had retired in order to be full time caregiver to Andrew while our daughter and son in law worked and attended University.
Andrew was Lewis pride and joy. Their relationship was so beyond beautiful and there are just no other words. Andrew is about to turn five, and the little fellow just wants his poppy.
Lewis and I shared a love that was and is untouchable. He was my every breath and without a doubt he loved me more than any woman deserves. Over the years we renewed our vows of love and faith many times. Once on the open sea off the southern coast of Nassau, again on the Gulf Coast, on the Southern Belle Riverboat in Tennessee and many more. These were moments that are imprinted on my soul. He loved me enough to take my hand and reaffirm our relationship in the presence of God.
Through 30 years of marriage, we never had a short word with each other. The hard times were handled with prayer and deep contemplation of what could make the situation better.The good times were celebrated with prayers of thanks and gratitude, laughter, hugs, smiles and endless love.
Pallbearers will be Rex Evans, Tripp Powell, Allen Lewis, David Bogue, Josh Young, and Blake Young.
Honorary Pallbearers are P.J. House, Cody House, Joseph Morris, Scotty Parker, Bobby Decker, Chris Johnson, Brandon Johnson, Patrick Morris and Andrew Morris.
May 21, 1956 - April 22, 2020
Robert “Lewis” House, 63, of Adairsville, Ga, went home to be with our Lord on April 22, 2020 in Cartersville, Ga.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all funeral services will be private in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines.
Visitation will be 12:00-2:00pm on Saturday, April 25th at R. Dudley Barton & Son Funeral Home, Adairsville, Ga. Testimony of his life and the gifts that he gave to others will begin at 2:00pm. Tommy Satterfield and Gregory “Munchie” Powell will be officiating. Lewis final resting place will be at Oothcalooga Baptist Church Cemetery, Adairsville, Ga.
Lewis was born on May 21st, 1956 at the Sam Howell Hospital, Cartersville Ga. He is preceded in death by his parents, Robbie House-McStotts and Arvil McStotts, as well as his father Robert Henry House. Lewis was also reunited in Heaven with his Sister and Brother-in-Law, Betty and Raymond Silvers, his baby sister, Sheila House, Mother-in-Law, Ruth Satterfield, dearly loved nephew, Timothy Jarrod Widner, many loving aunts and uncles, and special K9 companion, Dagger.
Lewis is survived by his beloved wife Peggy House of Adairsville, their children, daughter, Melody House Taylor of Chatsworth, sons, Cameron Taylor and Mason Ankney. Son, P.J. House, daughter and son in law, Jessica House & Joseph Morris, their children, Patrick, Andrew and Olivia Morris and son, Cody Lewis House of Adairsville, Ga. Heather and Gregory “Munchie” Powell and their children Harley, Gracelyn and Tripp Powell. Amanda Widner, of Adairsville. Precious sister in law Hope Widner.
Brothers and sisters Bobby and Sybil House, of Cartersville, and their children, Heather and Isreal, Danny and Kay House of Adairsville and their children Melissa and Laney. Judy House Cochran of Dalton and her sons Clay and Greg. Donna and Stanley Young of Calhoun and their sons, Ricky Howard, Michael Howard, Josh Young and Blake Young. Mitch and Tina McStotts of Adairsville and son Brett McStotts. As well as beloved cousin Scotty Parker.Brother and sister in law Tommy and Wanda Satterfield of Cartersville, sons, Josh Satterfield and Cody Satterfield. Brother and sister in law James Bo Roberson and B.J. of Dalton, their son, Stanley Robertson.
In earlier years Lewis worked with Foremost Construction as a steel hanger, for the City of Adairsville Water Department and for Bartow Paving Company. For many years now, we have owned and operated Huckabee Bonding Company of Calhoun. We had the pleasure of working together 7 days a week for 28 years. Lewis was a larger than life figure in his own right. In the last few days, I’ve received so many calls and texts from people that had crossed paths with him. Over the years he has extended kindness and help to so many, and never let it come to light. That was just his way.
This is a crushing and devastating loss for our family. Lewis was a gentle giant and the strength that kept our family lifted up and taken care of. Our youngest grandchildren have became our entire lifes focus. Lewis and I were thrilled at news that Jesse was about to have us a grandson and I had never seen Lewis happier. Andrew and his Poppy are completely and eternally bonded, as Lewis had retired in order to be full time caregiver to Andrew while our daughter and son in law worked and attended University.
Andrew was Lewis pride and joy. Their relationship was so beyond beautiful and there are just no other words. Andrew is about to turn five, and the little fellow just wants his poppy.
Lewis and I shared a love that was and is untouchable. He was my every breath and without a doubt he loved me more than any woman deserves. Over the years we renewed our vows of love and faith many times. Once on the open sea off the southern coast of Nassau, again on the Gulf Coast, on the Southern Belle Riverboat in Tennessee and many more. These were moments that are imprinted on my soul. He loved me enough to take my hand and reaffirm our relationship in the presence of God.
Through 30 years of marriage, we never had a short word with each other. The hard times were handled with prayer and deep contemplation of what could make the situation better.The good times were celebrated with prayers of thanks and gratitude, laughter, hugs, smiles and endless love.
Pallbearers will be Rex Evans, Tripp Powell, Allen Lewis, David Bogue, Josh Young, and Blake Young.
Honorary Pallbearers are P.J. House, Cody House, Joseph Morris, Scotty Parker, Bobby Decker, Chris Johnson, Brandon Johnson, Patrick Morris and Andrew Morris.
Robert Lewis House
May 21, 1956 - April 22, 2020
Robert “Lewis” House, 63, of Adairsville, Ga, went home to be with our Lord on April 22, 2020 in Cartersville, Ga.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all funeral services will be private in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines.
Visitation will be 12:00-2:00pm on Saturday, April 25th at R. Dudley Barton & Son Funeral Home, Adairsville, Ga. Testimony of his life and the gifts that he gave to others will begin at 2:00pm. Tommy Satterfield and Gregory “Munchie” Powell will be officiating. Lewis final resting place will be at Oothcalooga Baptist Church Cemetery, Adairsville, Ga.
Lewis was born on May 21st, 1956 at the Sam Howell Hospital, Cartersville Ga. He is preceded in death by his parents, Robbie House-McStotts and Arvil McStotts, as well as his father Robert Henry House. Lewis was also reunited in Heaven with his Sister and Brother-in-Law, Betty and Raymond Silvers, his baby sister, Sheila House, Mother-in-Law, Ruth Satterfield, dearly loved nephew, Timothy Jarrod Widner, many loving aunts and uncles, and special K9 companion, Dagger.
Lewis is survived by his beloved wife Peggy House of Adairsville, their children, daughter, Melody House Taylor of Chatsworth, sons, Cameron Taylor and Mason Ankney. Son, P.J. House, daughter and son in law, Jessica House & Joseph Morris, their children, Patrick, Andrew and Olivia Morris and son, Cody Lewis House of Adairsville, Ga. Heather and Gregory “Munchie” Powell and their children Harley, Gracelyn and Tripp Powell. Amanda Widner, of Adairsville. Precious sister in law Hope Widner.
Brothers and sisters Bobby and Sybil House, of Cartersville, and their children, Heather and Isreal, Danny and Kay House of Adairsville and their children Melissa and Laney. Judy House Cochran of Dalton and her sons Clay and Greg. Donna and Stanley Young of Calhoun and their sons, Ricky Howard, Michael Howard, Josh Young and Blake Young. Mitch and Tina McStotts of Adairsville and son Brett McStotts. As well as beloved cousin Scotty Parker.Brother and sister in law Tommy and Wanda Satterfield of Cartersville, sons, Josh Satterfield and Cody Satterfield. Brother and sister in law James Bo Roberson and B.J. of Dalton, their son, Stanley Robertson.
In earlier years Lewis worked with Foremost Construction as a steel hanger, for the City of Adairsville Water Department and for Bartow Paving Company. For many years now, we have owned and operated Huckabee Bonding Company of Calhoun. We had the pleasure of working together 7 days a week for 28 years. Lewis was a larger than life figure in his own right. In the last few days, I’ve received so many calls and texts from people that had crossed paths with him. Over the years he has extended kindness and help to so many, and never let it come to light. That was just his way.
This is a crushing and devastating loss for our family. Lewis was a gentle giant and the strength that kept our family lifted up and taken care of. Our youngest grandchildren have became our entire lifes focus. Lewis and I were thrilled at news that Jesse was about to have us a grandson and I had never seen Lewis happier. Andrew and his Poppy are completely and eternally bonded, as Lewis had retired in order to be full time caregiver to Andrew while our daughter and son in law worked and attended University.
Andrew was Lewis pride and joy. Their relationship was so beyond beautiful and there are just no other words. Andrew is about to turn five, and the little fellow just wants his poppy.
Lewis and I shared a love that was and is untouchable. He was my every breath and without a doubt he loved me more than any woman deserves. Over the years we renewed our vows of love and faith many times. Once on the open sea off the southern coast of Nassau, again on the Gulf Coast, on the Southern Belle Riverboat in Tennessee and many more. These were moments that are imprinted on my soul. He loved me enough to take my hand and reaffirm our relationship in the presence of God.
Through 30 years of marriage, we never had a short word with each other. The hard times were handled with prayer and deep contemplation of what could make the situation better.The good times were celebrated with prayers of thanks and gratitude, laughter, hugs, smiles and endless love.
Pallbearers will be Rex Evans, Tripp Powell, Allen Lewis, David Bogue, Josh Young, and Blake Young.
Honorary Pallbearers are P.J. House, Cody House, Joseph Morris, Scotty Parker, Bobby Decker, Chris Johnson, Brandon Johnson, Patrick Morris and Andrew Morris.
May 21, 1956 - April 22, 2020
Robert “Lewis” House, 63, of Adairsville, Ga, went home to be with our Lord on April 22, 2020 in Cartersville, Ga.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all funeral services will be private in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines.
Visitation will be 12:00-2:00pm on Saturday, April 25th at R. Dudley Barton & Son Funeral Home, Adairsville, Ga. Testimony of his life and the gifts that he gave to others will begin at 2:00pm. Tommy Satterfield and Gregory “Munchie” Powell will be officiating. Lewis final resting place will be at Oothcalooga Baptist Church Cemetery, Adairsville, Ga.
Lewis was born on May 21st, 1956 at the Sam Howell Hospital, Cartersville Ga. He is preceded in death by his parents, Robbie House-McStotts and Arvil McStotts, as well as his father Robert Henry House. Lewis was also reunited in Heaven with his Sister and Brother-in-Law, Betty and Raymond Silvers, his baby sister, Sheila House, Mother-in-Law, Ruth Satterfield, dearly loved nephew, Timothy Jarrod Widner, many loving aunts and uncles, and special K9 companion, Dagger.
Lewis is survived by his beloved wife Peggy House of Adairsville, their children, daughter, Melody House Taylor of Chatsworth, sons, Cameron Taylor and Mason Ankney. Son, P.J. House, daughter and son in law, Jessica House & Joseph Morris, their children, Patrick, Andrew and Olivia Morris and son, Cody Lewis House of Adairsville, Ga. Heather and Gregory “Munchie” Powell and their children Harley, Gracelyn and Tripp Powell. Amanda Widner, of Adairsville. Precious sister in law Hope Widner.
Brothers and sisters Bobby and Sybil House, of Cartersville, and their children, Heather and Isreal, Danny and Kay House of Adairsville and their children Melissa and Laney. Judy House Cochran of Dalton and her sons Clay and Greg. Donna and Stanley Young of Calhoun and their sons, Ricky Howard, Michael Howard, Josh Young and Blake Young. Mitch and Tina McStotts of Adairsville and son Brett McStotts. As well as beloved cousin Scotty Parker.Brother and sister in law Tommy and Wanda Satterfield of Cartersville, sons, Josh Satterfield and Cody Satterfield. Brother and sister in law James Bo Roberson and B.J. of Dalton, their son, Stanley Robertson.
In earlier years Lewis worked with Foremost Construction as a steel hanger, for the City of Adairsville Water Department and for Bartow Paving Company. For many years now, we have owned and operated Huckabee Bonding Company of Calhoun. We had the pleasure of working together 7 days a week for 28 years. Lewis was a larger than life figure in his own right. In the last few days, I’ve received so many calls and texts from people that had crossed paths with him. Over the years he has extended kindness and help to so many, and never let it come to light. That was just his way.
This is a crushing and devastating loss for our family. Lewis was a gentle giant and the strength that kept our family lifted up and taken care of. Our youngest grandchildren have became our entire lifes focus. Lewis and I were thrilled at news that Jesse was about to have us a grandson and I had never seen Lewis happier. Andrew and his Poppy are completely and eternally bonded, as Lewis had retired in order to be full time caregiver to Andrew while our daughter and son in law worked and attended University.
Andrew was Lewis pride and joy. Their relationship was so beyond beautiful and there are just no other words. Andrew is about to turn five, and the little fellow just wants his poppy.
Lewis and I shared a love that was and is untouchable. He was my every breath and without a doubt he loved me more than any woman deserves. Over the years we renewed our vows of love and faith many times. Once on the open sea off the southern coast of Nassau, again on the Gulf Coast, on the Southern Belle Riverboat in Tennessee and many more. These were moments that are imprinted on my soul. He loved me enough to take my hand and reaffirm our relationship in the presence of God.
Through 30 years of marriage, we never had a short word with each other. The hard times were handled with prayer and deep contemplation of what could make the situation better.The good times were celebrated with prayers of thanks and gratitude, laughter, hugs, smiles and endless love.
Pallbearers will be Rex Evans, Tripp Powell, Allen Lewis, David Bogue, Josh Young, and Blake Young.
Honorary Pallbearers are P.J. House, Cody House, Joseph Morris, Scotty Parker, Bobby Decker, Chris Johnson, Brandon Johnson, Patrick Morris and Andrew Morris.
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