Obituaries: Bobby Hudspeth and Kelly Dockery die in Gastonia area
Bobby Joe Hudspeth 60 of Cramerton died March 5 2016 at home born December 29 1955 in Gaston County son of the late Leonard Hudspeth and Millie Hudspeth. Survived by wife Paula 3 sons 2 brothers 3 sisters and several grandchildren. Memorial service 2 PM Tuesday at Greene Funeral South Chapel Gastonia officiated by Pastor Nelson Hope. In lieu of flowers donations to Lincoln County Hospice. Interment private. Kelly Renee Huffman Dockery 40 of Gastonia died March 2016. Service 11 AM Tuesday March 8 2016 at Chapel Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include daughters Kelsey Chelsea mother Brenda Leatherman sister Lisa Nona and others. Interment private. McLean Funeral Directors Gastonia handling arrangements.
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Cramerton
Bobby Joe Hudspeth
Gaston County
Leonard Raymond Hudspeth
Millie Anderson Hudspeth
Phillip
Fred Hudspeth
Paula Smith Hudspeth
Andrew Hudspeth
Matthew Hudspeth
Kymberly
David Hudspeth
James Hudspeth
Flora Barnes
Linda Cribb
Hazel Hudspeth
Megan Bryan
Riley Hudspeth
Bailee Hudspeth
South Chapel of
Greene
South York Road
Gastonia
Nelson Hope
Lincoln County
Donita Drive
Lincolnton
N.C
Greene Funeral Service
Kelly Renee Huffman Dockery
Kelly
Hunter Huss High School
Chapel Grove Baptist Church
Roger Wverton
Kelsey
Chelsea Dockery
Gary
Brenda Leatherman
Lisa Nona
Jeff Leatherman
Bill
Mildred Rainwater
John Huffman
Imcleanfuneral.com
McLean Funeral Directors
Dockery
Train kills one on Forsyth County railroad bridge
Norfolk Southern officials report five people stood on a Salem Lake railroad bridge as a westbound train crossed. A 51 year old Greensboro resident Karen Harlow was killed and 37 year old Aleyn William Griswold was in critical condition at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. The other two adults and a child escaped unharmed.
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Winston-Salem
Norfolk Southern
Forsyth County
Susan Terpay
Winston-Salem Journal
Norfolk
Southern
Salem Lake
Karen Harlow
Aleyn William Griswold
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Greensboro
Ray Tomlinson dies inventor of modern email at Raytheon
Ray Tomlinson, credited with creating the first network email in 1971 and selecting the at symbol to connect user names to addresses, has died, with Raytheon confirming the death. Colleagues praised his humble, patient nature and impact on digital communication.
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Ray Tomlinson
Cies
Raymond
Tomlinson
Raytheon Co
Arpanet
U.S
Raytheon
Joyce Kuzman
Internet Hall of Fame
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and
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Harry Forsdick
MIT
Mark Patrick
Courtyard Marriott
Marcella Demski
Glenn Lyon
Carol Blackstrom
Theodore Ranson Dunbar
James Shea
Laconia
Mark Patrick Seminars and Associates LLC
Barnegat NJ
Gach
Adve Gaston Extra
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New Hope
S. New Hope
Wilkinson Blvd
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