John Carson Daugherty, age 85, of Englewood, went home to be with the
Lord, Monday, February 4, 2013. He was a lifelong resident of Englewood and a faithful member of the Church of Christ. Carson was the son of the late Ben and Ida Harris Daugherty. He is preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Daugherty; parents, listed above; grandson, John Daugherty; and brothers, Sterling, Larson, ZW, Walter and Ora Lee Daugherty. Carson loved his family and friends; although Christ was the
center of his life and no matter the circumstances he remained faithful to say,
“Blessed be the name of the Lord.” Survivors include daughter and son-in-law: Joyce and Fred Raby of Cleveland; sons and daughters-in-law: Glenn and Evelyn Daugherty of Englewood, Tim and Charlene Daugherty of Athens, David Daugherty of Englewood; Grandchildren Chrystal and Greg Sheppard, Angie and Terry Chandler, Mike and Karen Raby, Aaron Daugherty, Glenn and Kourtney Daugherty, Chad Daugherty and Jennifer Daugherty; Great-grandchildren Carson and Lauren Black, Torry and Mica
Sheppard, Bayleigh and Cristian Daugherty, Bryson Davis, Hunter and Tanner
Raby, Morgan and Miami Chandler; Sister Edna Ammons of Englewood. A Graveside service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at Liberty Hill Cemetery with Minister Pat Wilson and Minister Jeff Archey officiating. No formal visitation will be held.
John Carson Daugherty
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This is Carson Daugherty, daughter,Darryl we would love to see you, aunt Edna is still alive and lives in the liberty hill coumuntity.If you read this contact us, by Dad’s number in the Englewood phone book or Edna Ammons phone .We hwould love to meet with you, and thanksm for thinking of dad. Joyce Daugherty
My deepest condolences on the loss of Uncle Carson. My Mom and Dad thought very highly of him. I just returned to Tellico Plains after 30 years in the Army and grieve that I was unable to shake his hand. Blessings to all who loved him. Dee
It’s been right over a week now since my Dearest Papaw went on to join his Heavenly family..Oh how I miss him SO and it still doesn’t seem real. But I am also SO thankful that he is not suffering anymore as he had a rough battle over this past month. He fought SO hard to get better and stay with us longer. I will never forget the time I spent with him over the last month helping to take care of him during his final days on this earth. We made SO many new memories I will forever cherish. My Papaw was a “top notch” man in my eyes….he loved his family dearly, but kept his love for the Lord at the foremost center of his life. Anyone who knew him or even briefly met him could sense that about him. We all know he heard the words “Faithful Servant, job well done” when he entered those pearly gates… He never had anything really valuable in life, but was happy with what he had and never wanted anything more. Ever since I was a little girl, I have always said that NO ONE could top my Papaw or my Dad in my eyes and I will forever hold on to that confession. Our family won’t ever be the same without Papaw as our solid foundation…
To the Etowah Depot Museum…yes Papaw must have received your calendar from 2012 as he had it posted on his wall in the living room. Thank you for sending it to him as everyone knows how much he loved his train rides!!! Even during his last days, he had already planned to get well enough to go on the first ride in May….:) Our family is going to get together and take a ride in memory of him. Know he will be looking down on us when we do with a big ol’ smile on his sweet little face..
On behalf of my entire family, I thank you all for your many prayers and support. We will always be appreciate of your kindess and generosity.
With Love,
Angie
We’re so sorry to hear of your loss. Carson was a very good and friendly person. We hope your memories will bring you comfort.
So sorry to hear of your loss. Carson was a very good and friendly person. We hope your memories will bring you comfort.
You all have our deepest sympathy in this time of loss. Mr. Daugherty was a sweet, loving, and attenative man. He shared his love and joy for Christ and Life with everyone he met, always a joy to be in his company. He will be missed. We pray that God will give you all comfort from your grief.
Dearest Daugherty Family,
You all have our deepest sympathy in this time of loss for your family. Mr. Daugherty was always a pleasure to be around, sweet, loving and attenative to all he met in such a Christian manner, he shared his Christian love and joy, for life, with everyone He will be missed. We pray that God will resolve your greif in this time of loss.
May God bless you all,
The Witt Family
The Witt Family
Glenn and family, we were sad to hear about Carson. He will be missed. He never failed to remember me and speak to me when we met and I tried to do the same. My father Bill said he though he was the last surviving brother and he was sad to hear about his death. God Bless all of you.
Dad i will miss you so much I know how you loved the train ride. I have rode it 3 times with you and enjoyed every minute of it .All the trips I have been able to go with you is memories you and I made I will never forget. Love you Dad your daughter Joyce
We are so sorry for you loss. We will miss seeing his smiling face and will be greatly missed. We never saw him that he wasn’t smiling and telling us God Loves us and that he did also. Will remember and think of him for this years first Copperhill train ride. We know how much he loved riding on the train with his friends and family.
Kathy Taylor & Staff Etowah Depot Museum
ps..Hope he recieved the old calendar he ask for, showing last years train rides.
Our prayers are with you during this time.
uncle Carson will be missed greatly. he was such a great man who put others before himself. I will never forget how he visited my dad during his sickness and his last days on earth. I am so thankful that I got to visit him before he went on to his reward in heaven. to each of the family I want to say that you haven’t lost Uncle Carson because you know where he is. You can’t lose someone when you know where they are and we do. he is now reunited with his family who preceded him. our prayers are with all of you. God Bless. We love all of you. Joel and Janie Daugherty