William Floyd "Bill" Mitchell
12/22/2014
Mr. William Floyd “Bill” Mitchell, age 72, Chuckey, passed away Monday, December 22, 2014 at the Life Care Center of Greeneville.
Mr. Mitchell was born in Washington, DC and son of the late Glenn & Shirley Mansfield Mitchell.
Survivors include three brothers, Glenn L. Mitchell Jr., Roland Mitchell, and Jerry Mitchell; two sisters, Sharon Plechett and Pamela Norton; grandsons, Matthew & Mark Mitchell; and aunt, Jackie Mitchell.
The family will receive friends from 5:00-8:00 PM Monday, January 5, 2015 at the Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be conducted 11:00 AM Tuesday, January 6, 2015 at the Dillow-Taylor Funeral Home with Minister Kevin Bowens officiating. Interment services will follow at Silver Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be family, friends and neighbors: Glenn L. Mitchell, Jr., Roland Mitchell, Jerry Mitchell, Robert Holt, Eddie Tarlton and Cliff Richie
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EULOGIES & CONDOLENCES
01/06/2015
Karen Cogar Brooks
Dearest Bill Mitchell, you were Dad's very best friend, more a brother than a nephew. You've been a member of our family all our lives, since I was a small child. You stood with us, by Dad's bedside, on that emotional night as we all told stories of how wonderful Dad had been and watched as he passed away to the Other Side. We are truly forever indebted to you for the love, compassion and friendship you showed him during his terminal illness. You have always been a member of our family and we love you. We know that you are with Dad and Mom now, in Heaven, drinking coffee and talking about everything under the sun, as always. We Cogar Kids will miss you. Rest in Peace, our brother.
Billy, I will miss you and am so glad that We were able to get together a few times these last few months. You will always be in my heart and memories.
I know you are with the Angels now and are at Peace.
All my Love,
Your cuz. Janie
01/05/2015
Randy and Jill Duncan
Thoughts and prayers to family and friends.
I will miss Bill so much. I can still see him sitting at my parent's kitchen table having coffee with them all those years. As my dad would say "he was good people." If there is coffee in heaven, I'm sure they are all having some together.
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