Obituary For Mr. Thomas "Boot" Harley

Thomas “Boots” Harley was born on May 22, 1951 to Ludeen Harley and the late James Hayes of Dillon County, South Carolina. He took his rest from the cares of the world on Saturday, February 10, 2018 at McLeod Medical Center, Dillon, South Carolina.

Thomas Harley attended Dillon County Schools System. He was blessed with a gift of unselfish love and kindness to all and a hard working farmer for life.

Thomas Harley was married to the late Delois Ann Harley. Also preceding him in death his son: Billy Lee McKoy; Dad: James Hayes; sister and brother-n-law: Leroy (Aggie) Richardson and father-n-law: Frank McKoy.

Thomas possessed an unsurpassed love for his family. His legacy will forever be cherished by ~ his mother: Ludeen Harley of the home; mother-n-law: Christine McKoy of Dillon, SC; five children: John (Angie) McKoy, Tyrone (Carol) Harley, Shelia Harley all of Dillon, SC, Denise Harley of Florence, SC, Johnathan Harley of Baltimore, MD; twenty-three grandchildren and nineteen great grands; one sister: Lucille Harley of Bennettsville, SC; five loving sisters-n-law: Emma (Eugene) McKoy, Alice (Johnny) Wright, Shednella (John) Graves all of Dillon, SC, Mary (Johnny) Collier of Horry, SC, Shirley Cook of Florence, SC; three brothers-n-law: Johnny (Judy) McKoy of Dillon, SC, Royal (Jessie) Thomas, James McKoy of Horry, SC, very special friends in his life: The Rowell family, a brother and best friend: Cullen Bryant; he loved all of you dearly and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, others relatives and friends.

Guest Book

Boots will always be remember by Bryan and Rachel McKenzie with the fondness of memories. He was a very kind man.

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So sorry to hear about your loss. Sending heartfelt love and condolences from my family to yours. Shirley and Willie Peppers

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To The Grieving Family of Mr. Thomas "Boot" Harley.... A message of Solace at The Time of Your Lost of a Loved One………… Many Wonder: What Happens to Us When We Die? WHY THE QUESTION ARISES: Most of the world’s religions teach that something inside a person continues living after death. Some hold that the dead can harm the living or that God punishes the wicked by condemning them to eternal torment in a fiery hell. WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES: At death, humans cease to exist. “The dead know nothing at all,” states Ecclesiastes 9:5. Since the dead cannot know, feel, or experience anything, they cannot harm—or help—the living.—Psalm 146:3, 4. It is my sincere hope that these words/this knowledge helps to sustain you, your family during your Bereavement… See also Genesis 3:19 and Ecclesiastes 9:6, 10. Along with your Bible Go to www.jw.org 'Bible' or 'Publications' to answer any bible topic

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