WAKE COUNTY Apex, Gondere A. Ado, 74 Oct 22 Apex Funeral Home, Apex Apex, Kay Gates, 82 Oct 22 Apex Funeral Home, Apex Cary, Lila Mae Adams, 87 Oct 22 Bryan-Lee F.H., Garner Cary, Mildred M. Kinney, 90 Oct 22 Brown-Wynne, Cary Cary, Jason K. Markley, 36 Oct 21 Wake Cary Cary, Marilia F. Pereira, 56 Oct 19 Apex Funeral Home, Apex Fuquay-Varina, Thomas Lynch, 57 Oct 16 Bright F.H., Wake Forest Raleigh, Austin R.
Baucom, 23 Oct 22 Bryan-Lee F.H., Garner Raleigh, Edward Lee Jones, 50 Oct 23 Haskins F.H., Goldsboro Raleigh, Etta Lee Matthews, 59 Oct 23 Thomas F.H., Fuquay-Varina Raleigh, Thurman Thompson, 84 Oct 22 Bryan-Lee F.H., Garner Raleigh, Cecelia Van Valkenburgh, 86 Oct 21 L. Harold Poole, Knightdale Raleigh, Barbara T. Wagner, 78 Oct 21 CremationSocietyoftheCarolinas Wake Forest, David W. Bolick, 61 Oct 17 Bright F.H., Wake Forest Wake Forest, Herbert F. Faison, 93 Oct 20 Bright F.H., Wake Forest Wake Forest, Matilda Morgan, 88 Oct 20 Feggins Feggins, Wake Forest Wake Forest, Raul C.
Pinheiro, 86 Oct 19 Clancy Strickland Wheeler, Wake Forest Wendell, Shirley B. Lee, 66 Oct 21 Strickland F.H., Wendell Willow Spring, James Kisiah, 57 Oct 20 Bryan-Lee F.H., Garner DURHAM COUNTY Durham, Dorothy Brewer, 88 Oct 21 Clements F.S., Durham Durham, Sharon A. McDonald, 60 Oct 22 Clements F.S., Durham Garner, Janet West Myers, 79 Oct 21 Rose Graham, Benson STATE Angier, Elaina Brinkley-Bernades, 38 Oct 21 F.H., Raleigh Goldsboro, Robert O. Hawkins, 89 Oct 23 J.B. Rhodes, Goldsboro Goldsboro, Raymond Haywood, 79 Oct 21 Seymour F.H., Goldsboro Henderson, Virginia W.
Pulley, 87 Oct 22 J.M. White, Henderson Mount Olive, Bennie Brewington, 76 Oct 21 J.B. Rhodes, Goldsboro Norlina, William Snyder, 72 Oct 22 Blaylock F.H., Warrenton Roanoke Rapids, Mary Barnett Oct 22 Carlisle F.H., Tarboro Roseboro, William David Tew, 89 Oct 22 West Dunn, Newton Grove Stantonsburg, George Turner, 91 Oct 21 F.H., Wilson Wilson, Sandra Lee Jones, 56 Oct 15 Thomas-Yelverton, Wilson Obituaries are provided as a paid service View and place obituaries at www.newsobserver.com/obits Contact our Obituaries staff at 919-829-4545 Bold listings indicate expanded obituaries also on this page The News Observer makes every effort to correctly identify jurisdiction. Please note that townships may cross county lines and appear incorrect. However, listings are based on family funeral home request.
City, Name, Age Died Arrangements OBITUARY INDEX CARY Jason Kenneth Markley, 36, died suddenly on Friday, Octo- ber 21, 2016. Jason was born to Kenneth Charles Markley and Carol Marie Dolce April 20, 1980 in Pitts- burgh, Penn- sylvania. He is predeceased by his father Ken- neth. He is survived by his wife, Pam Markley, his young children, William, Cora and Charles, his mother Carol Dolce of Flor- ida, Stepmother Kathy Huc- zko, brothers David Markley of North Carolina, Jonathan Markley of Florida, and sisters Crystal Markley of Florida and Nicole Markley of Louisiana. Jason had many passions in this life, the foremost being his loving wife and children.
Jason had a passion for green engi- neering and green drive tech- nology. He had a big heart, loved and gave gener- ously of his time and talents to whoever had a need. He loved to live fully and enjoyed bik- ing, hiking and anything active outdoors. He enjoyed sharing these passions with his wife and his children. He was an ac- tive participant in Crosspointe Church, and to charities im- portant to him including The WHY Project, a joint venture of Crosspointe Church and the YMCA in which the church is taking on the responsibility of raising the necessary funds to design and build a state-of-the- art YMCA on property owned by Crosspointe.
A visita- tion will be held Tuesday, October 25 from 5-7PM at Good Hope Baptist Church, 6628 Good Hope Church Rd, Cary, NC 27519. The family requests that friends attending the visitation bring a written memory of Jason that will be placed in a keepsake box by which his children will remem- ber him for years to come. If one does not bring a written memory, there will be an op- portunity to do so at the visi- tation. An open-air memorial ser- vice will be held at Wake Me- morial Park, 7002 Green Hope School Rd, Cary, NC 27519 on Wednesday, October 26 at 11AM. In lieu of memorial contributions may be made in memory to The WHY Project www.thewhyproject.
Online condolences may be made to www.wakefuneral. com Jason Kenneth Markley APRIL 29, 1980 OCTOBER 21, 2016 RALEIGH James Thurman Thompson, 84, passed away Saturday surrounded by his loving family. A native of John- ston County, he is the son of the late L.T. and Elena Al- len Thompson. A US Army veteran, he was the founder of Thompson Cab- inet Shop and several other entrepreneurial endeavors.
As a business man Thurman was a dreamer, a doer, and a visionary. As a family man he was loyal, kind, and Loving. As a Christian he demonstrated an unwavering faith and a commitment to Jesus Christ. There are no words to describe what meant to his fam- ily. We will fondly on all the wisdom and love that he shared with us each and every day.
We will miss him so much but there is comfort in the fact that he is now at peace. Funeral service will be Mon- day at 2:00 pm at Fellowship Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Montlawn Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Mary Lois Thomp- son; son, Jimmy Thompson and wife, Kim of Garner; sisters, Shirley Byrd of Benson, Jean Rose Whitley, both of Smith- brother, Jerry Wayne Thompson of Raleigh; grand- children, Kourt- ney T. Landen and husband, Jay of Wilm- ington, Jack Thompson of Raleigh; great grand-daughter Kaylee Elise Landen.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Thompson was prede- ceased by his sister, Grace Dowdy; brothers, Durwood and Ray Thompson. Memorial contributions may be made to Muscular Dystro- phy Association, 353 East Six Forks Drive, suite 290, Raleigh NC 27609, or Fellowship Bap- tist Church, 5029 Old Stage Road, Raleigh, NC 27603. Condolences to the fam- ily may be made to bryan-lee funeralhome.com J. Thurman Thompson DECEMBER 6, 1931 OCTOBER 22, 2016 Lila Mae Parker Adams went to be with her heavenly father on Saturday, October 22.
Surviving are her two sons Wayne and wife, Cynthia, of Greenville, and Phil and wife, Sharon, of Garner; her sister Elgie Ivey of Cary. She was known as Mama Lila to her grandchildren, Jason, Jonathan and wife Becky, Beth, Amanda and husband Josh Scholl, and Nathan; she was known as GiGi to her four great-grandchildren, Parker, Luke, Drew, and Lila Ann. The funeral service will be held at Garner Advent Chris- tian Church at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 25, with visitation one hour prior to the service. The graveside service will be at 3:00 p.m.
at Green- wood Cemetery in Dunn, NC. In lieu of contributions may be made to Garner Advent Christian Church, 1120 Van- dora Springs Rd. Garner, NC 27529. Condolences may be made at Lila Mae Parker Adams SEPTEMBER 7, 1929 OCTOBER 22, 2016 CARY Shirley Ann Bradshaw Lee, 66, died Friday. Funeral ser- vice 3 PM, Wednesday, Strick- land Funeral Home Chapel, 211 W.
Third Wendell with visitation from 1:30 3 PM, prior to the service. Full obituary at www.strickland funeralhomes.net Shirley Bradshaw Lee MARCH 21, 1950 OCTOBER 21, 2016 WENDELL newsobserver.com/Obits Announce an passing and information about the individual and the funeral arrangements, or place an announcement in remembrance of a loved one. Sign Guest Books, a and receive grief support. Pops Remembered Ronald D. Page FEB.
24, 1926 OCT. 24, 2015 Today was the day you moved on from us, But your spirit still feels present; Your smiling face and loving heart, Fill our days as you intended We dream at night of one more hug, And towering hit; To see the joy for life in your eyes, We shall never forget Glenn, Scott and our families Austin Reece Baucom of Raleigh, N.C. passed from this life on Saturday morning October 22, 2016 from a fatal car accident. Austin was born on October 20, 1993 to John Robin Baucom III and Cynthia Lyman Baucom. Austin, like his Grandmoth- er before him, was talented at having a good time.
His smile, laughter, and pranks made him the Master. He gave his heart to all he loved. He was his giggle. His light was contagious. Surviving in addition to his heartbroken parents are his sister, Cami Baucom Pip- pin and her husband Sterling of Farmville, his brother and best friend Parker Baucom of Raleigh, his grandmother Marie Baucom of Raleigh, his grandfather James Johnson of Clayton, his great-grandmoth- er Lois Honeycutt of Wendell, and his loving girlfriend Lind- sey Gardner of Raleigh.
In addition, we also include all of his chosen siblings. You all know who you are. The family will receive friends Tuesday evening from 6-8 pm at Bryan-Lee Funeral Home in Garner, N.C. A ser- vice to celebrate glow will be on Wednesday at 2 pm at Mount Moriah Baptist Church on E. Garner Road in Raleigh, N.C.
Condolences may be made to Austin Reece Baucom OCTOBER 20, 1993 OCTOBER 22, 2016 RALEIGH Died peacefully at home on October 22, 2016 surrounded by her family. She is survived by her chil- dren: Margaret Barnett Rose; Miriam Ross Barnett Oglesbee and her husband, Stephen E. Oglesbee; Elizabeth Barnett Dowdle and James Thomas Barnett, her grandchildren: Stephen Oglesbee, Jr. and his wife Melanie; Jessica Perry and her husband, James; Mary Rose; Rebecca Rose and her husband Devin; Madi- son Barnett; Erika Barnett and James Barnett; her great grandchildren: Scott Ogles- bee, Claire Oglesbee, Kaelyn Perry, Alexys Perry, Mackenzy Perry, Thomas and Desmond She is predeceased by her parents, Mary Williams Laughlin and Maurice Lee Laughlin of Tar- boro, NC; her husband of 56 years, James Thomas Barnett of Roanoke Rapids, NC and her siblings: Maurice Lee Laugh- lin, Jr. of Spotsylvania, Sarah Ross Shelton of Speed, NC; Robert Chalmers Laugh- lin of Petersburg, Va.
and Ethel Laughlin Casey of Raleigh, NC. Mrs. Barnett was born in Tarboro, NC. She was a natu- rally gifted pianist and shared her remarkable talent with her family and community through- out her life. At 11 years of age, she regularly accompanied her congregation at the First Baptist Church of Tarboro and won a talent competition at the Tarboro Opera House as the pianist for her six-year-old sis- vocal solo.
In high school, in addition to serving as the pi- anist for school assemblies and special events, she was known for her athletic accomplish- ments in basketball, track and swimming. She graduated from Virginia Intermont College in 1940, receiving a degree in mu- sic and earning membership in Phi Beta, a fraternity dedicat- ed to women who excelled in the of music and the arts. An accomplished pianist and organist, she accompanied her sister, Ethel Laughlin Casey, soprano, at the national meet- ing of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Wash- ington, DC in 1972. She shared her joy of music with scores of young people in Roanoke Rap- ids, teaching piano lessons for over 20 years. She served as or- ganist and leader in the music ministry of Rosemary Baptist Church for over 50 years.
Each week she the sanctuary with the sounds of her beau- tiful interpretation of hymns and classical masterpieces, enriching the lives and the faith of multiple generations of Rosemary Baptist members. She was a devoted and valued member of the Rosemary Bap- tist Church and the Roanoke Rapids community for more than 60 years. She was well known for her love of nature and gardening and for sharing gifts from her garden with her family and friends. Most of all, she taught us how to love one another. She taught us that to love is to joyfully to serve your family, your church, your nation and your neighbors.
She taught us that to love is to consciously and consistently consider the other feelings, point of view and love is about giving, forgiving and accep- tance. She taught us all those things about love because she loved us in all those ways. Funeral services will be at the Rosemary Baptist Church in Roanoke Rapids, NC at 11:00 AM, Tuesday, October 25, 2016. In lieu of donations may be made to the Music Scholarship Fund at the UNC School of the Arts or to the Rosemary Baptist Church music ministry in her memory. Arrangements are by Carl- isle Funeral Home in Tarboro, NC.
Online condolences may be directed to the family by visiting www.carlislefuneral home.com Mary Vanice Laughlin Barnett AUGUST 19, 1921 OCTOBER 22, 2016 ROANOKE RAPIDS RALEIGH Barbara Ann Thornton Wagner, age 78, passed away after a heroic struggle with pancreatic can- cer on October 21, 2016, at 4:30 PM at The Oaks Mayview in Raleigh, NC. She is sur- vived by her husband, Nicho- las Wag- ner III and their four children, Susan Wagner and Sandra Wagner of Ra- leigh, Christopher and Renee Wagner and 3 grand- children of Mt. Pleasant, SC and Laura Wagner Francisco, her husband Troy and 2 grand- children of Wilmington, DE, and her brother, William Ger- ald Thornton and family of Ra- leigh, NC. She was preceded in death by her father, Police Chief W. R.
Thornton and her mother, D. Myrle Pope Thornton Lock- erman, both of Clinton, NC. Barbara was born on Sep- tember 25, 1938 in Clinton, NC. She graduated from the College of UNC (now UNCG) in 1960 with a degree in Business Education and French. She and her husband initially lived his hometown, York, PA, and moved to Ra- leigh with their family in 1977.
She was a teacher in the York, PA public schools, at Hale High School (now St. and substituted at Wake County schools in Raleigh. She loved history, collecting antiques, book clubs and she travelled extensively with her husband. Barbara was well thought of and active in her community. She served as the President of the York Coun- ty Association for Retarded Citizens.
She was a member of the York PA Young Club, the Junior League of York and Raleigh, the Club of Raleigh and was a past president of her Questers In- ternational chapter. She also served as a docent at the NC Mansion. She was very social and met and made friends wherever she lived, and she was a loving and caring mother and wife. A memorial service for Bar- bara is scheduled for 2:00 PM, on Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at Hayes Barton UMC, 2209 Fairview Road, Raleigh, NC 27608 with a reception to fol- low at the church. She will be inturned in the colum- barium.
All are invited to at- tend and celebrate life with her family. In lieu of memorial donations may be sent to the Wake En- terprises sheltered workshop at 3548 Bush Street, Raleigh, NC 27609. The family wishes to extend their thanks to all the people who helped them, especially the nursing staff at Mayview. Barbara Ann Thornton Wagner newsobserver.com/Obits Explore our expanded obituary features and the most up- to-date and complete obituary information in the US. Explore our expanded obituary features newsobserver.com/Obits Remember Send and gifts, or create a memorial website.
MONDAY OCTOBER 24 2016 9AObituariesNEWSOBSERVER.COM AF BEIRUT A burst of fighting in the flash-point Syrian city of Aleppo on Sunday ap- peared to shatter a uni- lateral Russian cease-fire, signaling a resumption of the offen- sive to seize rebel-held areas there. Warplanes either operated by Syrian Presi- dent Bashar government or by Russia, an ally targeted the opposition neighborhoods of eastern Aleppo on Sat- urday evening, residents and rebels said. And, they said, pro-government fighters resumed shelling and ground attacks on rebel positions overnight Saturday that continued until Sunday afternoon. attacks have start- ed again, and they are so crazy, so said Zakaria Malahifji, a mem- ber of the Fastakim rebel unit, which is battling in the northern city. He added that the bels are preparing for a large-scale offense to break the siege of Alep- Pro-government forces have besieged rebel dis- tricts for weeks, leaving the more than 200,000 people in those areas in increasingly desperate circ*mstances.
Moscow announced a and halted air raids last week to allow rebels and civil- ians to flee Aleppo. Since 2012, Aleppo has been divided between opposi- tion districts in the east and government-con- trolled neighborhoods in the west. Since Saturday, rebel forces have warned resi- dents in the east to avoid front-line areas, appar- ently in anticipation of more attacks, including those by pro-government militiamen from Iran, Lebanon and Iraq. SYRIA Cease-fire crumbles as fighting resumes BY HUGH NAYLOR AND ZAKARIA ZAKARIA Washington Post.
