Mr. Watkins 66 passed away March 25th at the North Hospital in Jackson, Tn. He was born in Birmingham, Al. On November 14th, 1955 to Helen Burton Hart and the late Enochs Watkins. He was a car salesman. He was a member of the First Pentecost Church in Lexington and he loved his church, his children, and his grandchildren. Mr. Watkins is survived by his mother Helen Hart of Lexington, his daughters: Cindy (Tony) Maness of Lexington and Corina Burgess of Linden; eight grandchildren Hunter Mayberry of Linden, David, Rebekah, John, Emily, Dakota, Allie, Mark Maness all of Lexington, his sister Diane (Mark) Morris of Nashville and his brother Robert Metcalfe of Lexington. Greg never met a stranger. If he knew you, you were his friend. He loved spending time with family and friends, golfing and sports, especially the Alabama Crimson Tide. Funeral services was held Monday March 28th at the Pafford Funeral home. Burial followed at the Sand Ridge Cemetery in Lexington.
Mr. Watkins 66 passed away March 25th at the North Hospital in Jackson, Tn. He was born in Birmingham, Al. On November 14th, 1955 to Helen Burton Hart and the late Enochs Watkins. He was a car salesman. He was a member of the First Pentecost Church in Lexington and he loved his church, his children, and his grandchildren. Mr. Watkins is survived by his mother Helen Hart of Lexington, his daughters: Cindy (Tony) Maness of Lexington and Corina Burgess of Linden; eight grandchildren Hunter Mayberry of Linden, David, Rebekah, John, Emily, Dakota, Allie, Mark Maness all of Lexington, his sister Diane (Mark) Morris of Nashville and his brother Robert Metcalfe of Lexington. Greg never met a stranger. If he knew you, you were his friend. He loved spending time with family and friends, golfing and sports, especially the Alabama Crimson Tide. Funeral services was held Monday March 28th at the Pafford Funeral home. Burial followed at the Sand Ridge Cemetery in Lexington.
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