Official Obituary of
Mr. Arthur Louis Berry
July 26, 2017
Mr. Arthur Berry Obituary
Mr. Berry transitioned from this life sometime around Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at his residence in Lineville.
There will be no public viewing, however, family, friends and loved ones are welcome to come to the Funeral Home on Tuesday, August 1, 2017, between the hours of 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm to visit the remains, sign the register, and pay their last respects to the deceased Mr. Berry.
Home Going Services for Mr. Berry will be observed on Wednesday, August 2, 2017, at 2:00 O'Clock pm at the New Beginning Outreach Ministries, at 314 Seymour Drive, Roanoke, Alabama, with Bishop Tom Staples, Pastor, Officiating.
Burial will follow in the Skyview Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Welch, Chambers County, Alabama.
In Loving Memory Of Mr. Arthur Louis Berry
Arthur Louis Berry was born here in Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama on August 25, 1969, to the parentage of the late Roy Berry, Jr., a native of Chambers County, and Mary Stegall Berry a Roanoke native.
He grew up here in Roanoke attending the public schools, graduating from Randolph County High School in Wedowee. Sometime around 2010, Arthur left the Roanoke area to reside with his sister in Dadeville. He later migrated to Lineville, where he was presently residing.
Arthur united in marriage with Miss Teresa Ann Boyd, and their union was favored by the birth of two children, a son and daughter. This union and the resulting births gave rise to a loving blended family of three wonderful children who enjoyed a close, loving relationship with their father.
An industrious worker, Arthur accepted employment as a Maintenance and Production worker, with Amoco Fabrics and Fibers where he served for more than 20 years, remaining at the Roanoke plant through its transition from Amoco to Mohawk Industries.
Arthur was preceded in death by his parents, the late Roy and Mary (Stegall) Berry. God, in his infiinite wisdom saw fit to take out of this world, the soul of Arthur Louis Berry on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. He was at his residence #412 McCrary Street, in Lineville, Alabama.
Celebrating his life, mourning his passing, and cherishing many loving memories are: his only son, Anthony Lewis Berry of Anniston, Alabama; two daughters: Ann Shunta Jenkins (Robert) of Chicago, Illinois, and Brittney Ann Berry (Robert Kirskey) of Anniston, Alabama; four (4) brothers: Tyrone Berry (LaTasha Harvey) of Warren, Ohio, Joe Lee Berry (Chiquita) and Joseph Lewis Berry, both of Rochester New York, and Bobby Berry (Timesia) of Roanoke, Alabama; four (3) sisters: Glenda Hatcher of LaGrange, Georgia, Sandra Ann Berry of Valley, Alabama, Inita Ann Paige, and Felicia Nolan Cook of Tallassee, Alabama; three (3) grandchildren: Mar'Kayla Breanna Smith, Mar'Tavious Lamar Smith, and Robyn Jenkins; his biological father, Leroy Dozier of Roanoke, Alabama; several other biological siblings including brothers: Roger Dozier (Carolyn), Darryl Dozier, and Frederick Dozier all of Roanoke, Alabama, Rodney Dozier (Michelle) of Lanett, Alabama, Robert Dozier of Munford, Alabama; and Winford Heath of LaGrange, Georgia; Twinkle Heath, Mindy Rhodes (Carey), Rhonda Robertson (Sanders), Cassandra Fuller (Adam), Marilyn Dozier, and LaToya Dozier all of Roanoke, Alabama; many other siblings too numerous to name; and a host of other loving relatives and friends.
He grew up here in Roanoke attending the public schools, graduating from Randolph County High School in Wedowee. Sometime around 2010, Arthur left the Roanoke area to reside with his sister in Dadeville. He later migrated to Lineville, where he was presently residing.
Arthur united in marriage with Miss Teresa Ann Boyd, and their union was favored by the birth of two children, a son and daughter. This union and the resulting births gave rise to a loving blended family of three wonderful children who enjoyed a close, loving relationship with their father.
An industrious worker, Arthur accepted employment as a Maintenance and Production worker, with Amoco Fabrics and Fibers where he served for more than 20 years, remaining at the Roanoke plant through its transition from Amoco to Mohawk Industries.
Arthur was preceded in death by his parents, the late Roy and Mary (Stegall) Berry. God, in his infiinite wisdom saw fit to take out of this world, the soul of Arthur Louis Berry on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. He was at his residence #412 McCrary Street, in Lineville, Alabama.
Celebrating his life, mourning his passing, and cherishing many loving memories are: his only son, Anthony Lewis Berry of Anniston, Alabama; two daughters: Ann Shunta Jenkins (Robert) of Chicago, Illinois, and Brittney Ann Berry (Robert Kirskey) of Anniston, Alabama; four (4) brothers: Tyrone Berry (LaTasha Harvey) of Warren, Ohio, Joe Lee Berry (Chiquita) and Joseph Lewis Berry, both of Rochester New York, and Bobby Berry (Timesia) of Roanoke, Alabama; four (3) sisters: Glenda Hatcher of LaGrange, Georgia, Sandra Ann Berry of Valley, Alabama, Inita Ann Paige, and Felicia Nolan Cook of Tallassee, Alabama; three (3) grandchildren: Mar'Kayla Breanna Smith, Mar'Tavious Lamar Smith, and Robyn Jenkins; his biological father, Leroy Dozier of Roanoke, Alabama; several other biological siblings including brothers: Roger Dozier (Carolyn), Darryl Dozier, and Frederick Dozier all of Roanoke, Alabama, Rodney Dozier (Michelle) of Lanett, Alabama, Robert Dozier of Munford, Alabama; and Winford Heath of LaGrange, Georgia; Twinkle Heath, Mindy Rhodes (Carey), Rhonda Robertson (Sanders), Cassandra Fuller (Adam), Marilyn Dozier, and LaToya Dozier all of Roanoke, Alabama; many other siblings too numerous to name; and a host of other loving relatives and friends.
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