Mrs. Sheila Ann Brewer Watts of Lumberton, NC was born on August 11, 1956 and transitioned from her earthly home to her heavenly home on November 7, 2020 at Southeastern Regional Medical Center with her loving family by her side.
Mrs. Watts was the daughter of the late Howard “Pete” & Savannah “Mamie” Brewer. She was preceded in death by her brother: Jimmy Ray Bell; sister: Linda Rushing; Niece: “Daughter”: Felicia Ivey and a Nephew: Demetrius Locklear.
She leaves to cherish her memories, her husband: Mr. Neil Watts of the home; her mother in Law: Mrs. Mary Ellen Watts of Lumberton; one daughter: Lee Brown of Wallace, NC; two sons: Patrick and his wife Melissa Brewer of Elm City, NC and Korie Brewer of the home; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; her adopted son: John Rodwell of the home; an adopted daughter: Emily and her husband Tommy Henderson of Lumberton, NC; one sister: Janet and her husband MH Hunt of Fairmont, NC; three brothers: Daniel Ray and his wife Theresa Brewer of Lumberton, NC, Randy and his wife Deborah Brewer of Lumberton, NC and Timmy Bell of Lumberton, NC.
Mrs. Watts was a woman loved, respected and cherished by all that knew and met her. She loved God and her family. When you saw her, she always had a smile on her face. She never met a stranger. She was kindhearted and the rock that held the family together.
She was a faithful active member of Morning Star Community Church. No matter who you were, she greeted you with a hug, a smile and the warmest welcome. She was active in the Adult Sunday School Class and later became the Nursery Sunday School Teacher. She loved “her” babies. She was a woman that could never say no. She loved her church, working in the yard and spending time with her Family!
Original obituary was published by Boles-Biggs Funeral Home
Mrs. Watts was the daughter of the late Howard “Pete” & Savannah “Mamie” Brewer. She was preceded in death by her brother: Jimmy Ray Bell; sister: Linda Rushing; Niece: “Daughter”: Felicia Ivey and a Nephew: Demetrius Locklear.
She leaves to cherish her memories, her husband: Mr. Neil Watts of the home; her mother in Law: Mrs. Mary Ellen Watts of Lumberton; one daughter: Lee Brown of Wallace, NC; two sons: Patrick and his wife Melissa Brewer of Elm City, NC and Korie Brewer of the home; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; her adopted son: John Rodwell of the home; an adopted daughter: Emily and her husband Tommy Henderson of Lumberton, NC; one sister: Janet and her husband MH Hunt of Fairmont, NC; three brothers: Daniel Ray and his wife Theresa Brewer of Lumberton, NC, Randy and his wife Deborah Brewer of Lumberton, NC and Timmy Bell of Lumberton, NC.
Mrs. Watts was a woman loved, respected and cherished by all that knew and met her. She loved God and her family. When you saw her, she always had a smile on her face. She never met a stranger. She was kindhearted and the rock that held the family together.
She was a faithful active member of Morning Star Community Church. No matter who you were, she greeted you with a hug, a smile and the warmest welcome. She was active in the Adult Sunday School Class and later became the Nursery Sunday School Teacher. She loved “her” babies. She was a woman that could never say no. She loved her church, working in the yard and spending time with her Family!
Original obituary was published by Boles-Biggs Funeral Home
Mrs. Sheila Ann Brewer Watts of Lumberton, NC was born on August 11, 1956 and transitioned from her earthly home to her heavenly home on November 7, 2020 at Southeastern Regional Medical Center with her loving family by her side.
Mrs. Watts was the daughter of the late Howard “Pete” & Savannah “Mamie” Brewer. She was preceded in death by her brother: Jimmy Ray Bell; sister: Linda Rushing; Niece: “Daughter”: Felicia Ivey and a Nephew: Demetrius Locklear.
She leaves to cherish her memories, her husband: Mr. Neil Watts of the home; her mother in Law: Mrs. Mary Ellen Watts of Lumberton; one daughter: Lee Brown of Wallace, NC; two sons: Patrick and his wife Melissa Brewer of Elm City, NC and Korie Brewer of the home; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; her adopted son: John Rodwell of the home; an adopted daughter: Emily and her husband Tommy Henderson of Lumberton, NC; one sister: Janet and her husband MH Hunt of Fairmont, NC; three brothers: Daniel Ray and his wife Theresa Brewer of Lumberton, NC, Randy and his wife Deborah Brewer of Lumberton, NC and Timmy Bell of Lumberton, NC.
Mrs. Watts was a woman loved, respected and cherished by all that knew and met her. She loved God and her family. When you saw her, she always had a smile on her face. She never met a stranger. She was kindhearted and the rock that held the family together.
She was a faithful active member of Morning Star Community Church. No matter who you were, she greeted you with a hug, a smile and the warmest welcome. She was active in the Adult Sunday School Class and later became the Nursery Sunday School Teacher. She loved “her” babies. She was a woman that could never say no. She loved her church, working in the yard and spending time with her Family!
Original obituary was published by Boles-Biggs Funeral Home
Mrs. Watts was the daughter of the late Howard “Pete” & Savannah “Mamie” Brewer. She was preceded in death by her brother: Jimmy Ray Bell; sister: Linda Rushing; Niece: “Daughter”: Felicia Ivey and a Nephew: Demetrius Locklear.
She leaves to cherish her memories, her husband: Mr. Neil Watts of the home; her mother in Law: Mrs. Mary Ellen Watts of Lumberton; one daughter: Lee Brown of Wallace, NC; two sons: Patrick and his wife Melissa Brewer of Elm City, NC and Korie Brewer of the home; 8 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; her adopted son: John Rodwell of the home; an adopted daughter: Emily and her husband Tommy Henderson of Lumberton, NC; one sister: Janet and her husband MH Hunt of Fairmont, NC; three brothers: Daniel Ray and his wife Theresa Brewer of Lumberton, NC, Randy and his wife Deborah Brewer of Lumberton, NC and Timmy Bell of Lumberton, NC.
Mrs. Watts was a woman loved, respected and cherished by all that knew and met her. She loved God and her family. When you saw her, she always had a smile on her face. She never met a stranger. She was kindhearted and the rock that held the family together.
She was a faithful active member of Morning Star Community Church. No matter who you were, she greeted you with a hug, a smile and the warmest welcome. She was active in the Adult Sunday School Class and later became the Nursery Sunday School Teacher. She loved “her” babies. She was a woman that could never say no. She loved her church, working in the yard and spending time with her Family!
Original obituary was published by Boles-Biggs Funeral Home
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