on Sept. 18, 2019, 11:15 p.m. All Rights Reserved Admin Login. He had many entertaining and amusing stories. She was preceded in. How would you describe the ambiance and decor at Schubert Funeral Home? The staff of Schubert's was with us every step of the way, from the funeral planning, process, burial, headstones, etc. The FTC "Funeral Rule" was enacted in 1984 and is designed to ensure that all funeral homes including Schubert Funeral Home provide consumers adequate information with regards to the products and services they are charged for, including obtaining price information on the telephone. Service map data OpenStreetMap contributors, { loadMaps() });" class="text-blue-400 font-bold hover:underline">View Details, { loadMaps() });" href="#" class="flex-1 flex justify-center p-3 text-center font-bold border-b-2 border-gray-100">. We are truly blessed not only to have met such caring people but to have made lifelong friends. They were his pride and joy. Throughout the week you could catch her watching The Price is Right, The Young and the Restless, Law and Order: SVU, Wheel of Fortune and of course, Wrestling. You have funeral questions, we have answers. Privacy Policy and With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Virgina Oney of Wartburg, Tennessee, who passed away on March 16, 2021 at the age of 90. Schubert Funeral Home in Wartburg is in charge of arrangements William Seiber. She was born onMarch 1, 1961 to Billy Joe and Sylvia Hamby Beasley, formerly of Wartburg. To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Ralph Liles, of Petros please visit our,
Edward "Ralph" Liles, age 88, left for his Heavenly home on January 12, 2021. Having valiantly fought a number of health issues over the past few years, he passed away at Methodist Medical Center with his daughters and son-in-law by his side, from complications related to the COVID-19 virus.
Ralph is survived by his wife of more than 65 years, Sueanne Bradley Liles. He is also survived by his daughters Sherry Liles of Petros and Theresa Hall (Marvin) of Signal Mountain, Tennessee; grandsons; Jonathan Edward Hall (Hannah) of Ooltewah, TN, Captain David Andrew Hall (Emily) of Liberty Hill, TX and Matthew Neal Hall of Signal Mountain, Tennessee. He is also survived by his sister Judy Layne (Bill) of Joyner, Brother-In-Law Bobby Weiford and sister-in-law Carolyn Liles and many beloved nieces, nephews, and dear friends.
Preceded in death by his parents, William and Ettie White Liles, brothers, and sister in laws; Roy Liles (Helen) of Petros, Reece Liles of Petros, Roger Liles (Peggy) of Mossy Grove; Sisters; Rema Ladd (RC)of Rockwood, Wilma Davis (Henry)of Petros, Fema Weiford of Petros, and Linna Long of Nashville.
Ralph retired after working more than 25 years from Martin Marietta - Y-12. He worked as an electrician and was a member of the IBEW Local # 670. Though he worked as an electrician, he was a master of all trades. Ralph and his brothers together built their own houses and helped maintain and repair many others. He was always happy to help family and friends and he gave liberally of his time and abilities whenever needed. He enjoyed hunting with his brothers and many friends, working in the yard and garden and on his numerous ongoing projects. He enjoyed being in the woods and sharing memories of his youth and days in the military. He had many entertaining and amusing stories.
Ralph was proud of his military service. He served during the Korean War from Feb 1953 until January 1955. He rose to the rank of Staff Sergeant prior to his discharge.
What he loved most and what he was most proud of was his family. He was a devoted husband. His last request to his daughters was to take care of their Mom. He was a loving and supportive father to his two daughters (who adored him) and a doting grandfather to his three grandsons. They were his pride and joy. He always enjoyed spending time with family. Holidays and vacations were often characterized by Rook tournaments and round robin billiard contests - everyone sought to partner with Ralph to ensure they were on the winning team!
Ralph was a member of Petros Baptist Church for more than 60 years. He willingly served in numerous positions wherever he was needed through the years. Ralph loved his church. Until his health prevented, he was faithful in attendance and always there when the doors were open. He was certain to be standing at the entrance on Sunday morning with a ready handshake, a current bulletin, and a warm smile. Through all of his recent health challenges, his faith never wavered.
The Family wishes to thank all of the compassionate caregivers who came to his home over the past several years. We are truly blessed not only to have met such caring people but to have made lifelong friends.
Due to the ongoing global pandemic, the family decided to have a private memorial service. The family very much appreciates all the love and support they have received and are disappointed to be unable to celebrate Ralph's life in concert with the many others who loved and respected him. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Petros Baptist Church at P.O.