James Gene Yearta, Sr., known by his loved ones as Wildman and Pawpaw, entered into eternal rest Sunday May 2, 2021. He was born November 22, 1959 in Heard County to the late Jake Lemmie Yearta & Dovie Montana Daniel Yearta.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters, brothers, grandsons: Westly C. Mashburn and William T. Smith II, and granddaughter Kala D. Smith.
In his younger years he worked for Staples Dairy in Lowell, Georgia. After that, he ran his own painting business for which he was well known.
Wildman will be dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved him. For his lifelong dedication and commitment to loving and caring for his dearly loved son; James has surely earned his heavenly reward. See you later Pawpaw.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters, brothers, grandsons: Westly C. Mashburn and William T. Smith II, and granddaughter Kala D. Smith.
In his younger years he worked for Staples Dairy in Lowell, Georgia. After that, he ran his own painting business for which he was well known.
Wildman will be dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved him. For his lifelong dedication and commitment to loving and caring for his dearly loved son; James has surely earned his heavenly reward. See you later Pawpaw.
James Gene Yearta, Sr., known by his loved ones as Wildman and Pawpaw, entered into eternal rest Sunday May 2, 2021. He was born November 22, 1959 in Heard County to the late Jake Lemmie Yearta & Dovie Montana Daniel Yearta.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters, brothers, grandsons: Westly C. Mashburn and William T. Smith II, and granddaughter Kala D. Smith.
In his younger years he worked for Staples Dairy in Lowell, Georgia. After that, he ran his own painting business for which he was well known.
Wildman will be dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved him. For his lifelong dedication and commitment to loving and caring for his dearly loved son; James has surely earned his heavenly reward. See you later Pawpaw.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters, brothers, grandsons: Westly C. Mashburn and William T. Smith II, and granddaughter Kala D. Smith.
In his younger years he worked for Staples Dairy in Lowell, Georgia. After that, he ran his own painting business for which he was well known.
Wildman will be dearly missed by everyone who knew and loved him. For his lifelong dedication and commitment to loving and caring for his dearly loved son; James has surely earned his heavenly reward. See you later Pawpaw.
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