Mrs. Willie Mae Ervin, 64 of Iron Station, NC, went home to be with the Lord on Thursday March 21, 2024 at Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center in Charlotte, NC. The Ervin and connected families have asked that donations in honor of Mrs. Willie Mae Ervin be made on this donation page.

It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the loss of Raymond G. King Jr., who transitioned from this life on March 09, 2024. Raymond was man of his word. He was a hard worker and a loving father. Raymond was always dressed to impress and very smooth with his presentation. He enjoyed joking, laughing and having a good time with family and friends. Raymond was a son, brother, father, grandfather, cousin, and friend who deserves a dignified going home service. During, this difficult time the family is asking for financial assistance to provide Raymond with a service befitting of who he was.  No donations are too small, and all assistance is greatly appreciated. Service information is forthcoming.

Debi was a mother of 3 daughters, a grandmother to10, and great grandmother of 1. Our mother was known for her green thumb and love for gardening as well as her passion for Harley Davidson motorcycles. Mother spent many years riding with BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse) and often would reminisce sharing her memories of time spent with loving friends she rode with who quickly became her family. Unfortunately, she herself became the victim of a domestic violence incident that resulted in severe brain trauma and left her with late onset dementia. Our mother was a headstrong, passionate, and loving woman who held on as long as she could. On March 10th she gained her wings and made her final ride to be with our Lord. She did her best to prepare for her leaving us; however, none of us were aware that she had paid on her life insurance for 21 months and the company will not pay out until the policy was paid for 24 months. We are graciously asking for any assistance that our family and friends would be able to give, anything at all would be GREATLY appreciated so that we may lay our mother to rest. All funds donated go directly to the funeral home for her services. Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts!

Peggy Sue Brown-Rice, the 55-year-old wife of Robert Brown, the mother of three sons, and a proud grandmother passed away on March 6. On November 27th, 2023, a biopsy showed an isolated cancer, that could be removed. Peggy and Robert anxiously awaited appointments, oncology consultations, and multiple ex-rays and scans, preparing themselves for the ordeal of surgeries and treatments, praying for a surgeon to take her case. Meanwhile, the rare cancer aggressively attacked, causing unbearable pain, and eventually she lost the use of her legs. When she was taken to the hospital on March 4th, x-rays showed the cancer had invaded her lungs. It was the end of all hope. The next day, she was taken by ambulance to the home of her son, and in less than 24 hours Peggy took her last breath. This family had no provisions for funeral expenses, and will sincerely appreciate any contribition. Please share.

Jessica Rose Dugger of Norwood, Ohio passed away unexpectedly at her home. She was born on February 24th, 1984 to Mark Dugger and Shannon Roark in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was survived by her mother, Shannon Roark; her five children, Joseph, Emily, Zachary, Carolynn, and Mary; her siblings Alisha, Moriah, Jacob, and James; her cousin, Sammy, who was like a brother; as well as many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and friends. Jessica was predeceased by her father, Mark Dugger, and her grandparents, Carol Jean Dugger, Chuck and Ruby Adams, and Gloria Little. She was loved by many and will be missed dearly. "For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity." Services will be held at Tredway-Pollitt funeral home on Sunday, March 10th from 3-5 pm. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Tredway-Pollitt funeral home.

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It is with heavy hearts that we confirm the loss of Troy A. Maull who transitioned from this life on March 04, 2024. Those who knew him couldn't help but to be happy as he was always joking and bringing joy and laughter to many. Troy was a son, brother, father, grandfather, cousin, and friend who worked hard but loved harder. During, this difficult time the family is asking for financial assistance to help lay him to rest. No donations are too small, and all assistance is greatly appreciated. Service information is forthcoming.

Donations for Mr. Hughes' cremation services would be greatly appreciated.