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Obituary For John M. Singleton
SSG John McArthur Singleton, was born July 8, 1944, in Keysville, Georgia. He departed this life to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Saturday, April 8, 2023, in Augusta Ga.
John gave his life to the Lord at an early age. He served proudly as Deacon and Member of Walker Grove Baptist Church. Those that knew him well, knew that he would let out a song at any moment spreading his joy and love for the Lord.
John was educated in Keysville at Boggs Academy. After graduation, he enlisted in the Army and served twenty-two years. He proudly retired as an Army Vietnam Veteran. He spent several years of his career and retired from the V.A. hospital after twenty plus years of service.
He was a loving father, brother, uncle and was devoted to his family and friends. His strong will coupled with his sense of humor has put a smile on the face of many people. He loved spending time with his family and bringing those he cared about together.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Alvin T. Singleton Sr. (Lillian); siblings, Alvin T. Singleton Jr. (Betty), Wilbur A. Singleton (Hattie), Vivian M. Smith (Floyd), Harold S. Singleton Sr. (Lunda) and daughter, Helena K. Singleton.
He leaves to cherish his memory with his son, Alvin Singleton (Regina); three grandchildren, Allen Singleton, Adam Singleton, and Gianna Singleton; brother, David L. Singleton; a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, family, and friends.
A celebration of life will be 11:00 AM, Saturday April 15, 2023, in Kinsey & Walton Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will follow in Walker Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. Public viewing and visitation, 4-6 PM, Friday, April 14, 2023. Kinsey & Walton Funeral Home, 3618 Peach Orchard Road, Augusta, GA. (706) 790-8858.
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With love and sincerest condolences from Felicia Browne, Pamela Singleton-West and Family.
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You all are in our hearts and prayers. With love, Joan, Cedrick, and Julia Washington
As I knew Him(MacArthur) John M Alvin "Family"Leon especially Shirley Well Done Soldier "See like the WORD said work while.. That You did. MacArthur affectionate know by many. My fellow Conrad in the Army of The Lord.. Brethren Evans Charles Colorado by way of Big City Gough / PearlGates, Georgia... with love Condolences Singleton's Family
Our condolences to you and your family in the passing of Big John, which is what we called him. He will be truly missed by all. Whenever he would have a gathering, he would ask me to make him some potato salad. Will continue to pray for you and the family. Bennie & Gloria Palmer
To the family and friends of our classmate, John Singleton, W.H.& I.S. Class of 1962, may God's Grace and Mercy comfort you and sustain you through this difficult time. We offer our condolences and prayers for you and your family. We too will miss John. Sincerely, Marion & Carolyn Roberson Louisville, GA
My sincere condolences to the family. Uncle John will be missed. May God strengthen the family during this time of bereavement. With Love, Christine, Shekinah and Nia
My sincere condolences to our family. Uncle will be missed. We pray that God strengthens the family through this time of loss. With Love, Christine, Shekinah and Nia
We the Evans Family will like to express our heartfelt sympathy to McArthur Family we will truly miss him and especially for striking up a song anytime he is at St. Clair Baptist Church and any other church. He always had a lot of interesting stories to share about his life. to the family Keep Hope Alive. From The Evans Family Willie, Mildred, Charlie, Maryann, Ronald, Teresa, Darlene, Joann and Phillip.
condolence and prayers go out to the family. RIP my friend Robert& Virginia clark
Many of the male pillars in my life are now in heaven. My father in law became part of my life in my teenage years and always was straightforward with me, guided me, and showed me compassion. I will cherish every conversation we had while gun smoke or in the heat of the night played in the background. It was in those moments that he made me laugh and filled me with wisdom that only comes through living a full life. While those memories will stay with me it's our last conversation that has touched me the most. Thank you for loving the way you have loved. I know the celebration is ongoing in heaven... your job was well done.
So sorry for the lose of your father may god give you and your family strength
My Uncle John was the life of any event. He could make you smile or laugh without even trying. I know he would not want us to be sad but rejoice because he is home with not only his lord but his family. He loved his family and was the glue that kept us together by laughter love and good food. He would feed the world if he could but rest well unc I gotcha covered I will keep them fed and your baby unique has been taught how to make the famous Mac-n-cheese. Stop fussing with Helena and just watch over us until we meet again love you ❤️
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