James Levi Wooten,79, of Maysville, North Carolina was called to rest on Wednesday, January 21, 2026.
Viewing hours are 9:00 AM-6:00 PM Thursday at Oscarβs Mortuary.
His service is 1:00 PM, Friday, January 30, 2026 at Myrtle Grove Christian Church, Maysville. The Interment will follow at White Oak Cemetery, Maysville.
He is survived by his brothers, Franklin Wooten, Stafford, VA, Harold Wooten, Raeford, NC, Oliver Gregg Wooten, Richmond, VA; four sisters, Elizabeth Annette Taylor, Upper Marlboro, MD.,Winifred Elaine Dove, New Bern, Frances Lorraine McNair, Myrtle Beach, SC., Melba Newsome, District Heights, MD.
May Almighty Father God bless and comfort the family ππππ and strengthen the family ππ
Condolences to the Wooten family and friends. May you find comfort in your precious memories.
My sincere condolences To The Wooten Familyππ½ππ½ππ½
"Missed But Not Missing" Although Levi will be missed, he will not ever be missing from the memories of those who loved him. Rest in peace. Cora
To Franklin & family, During your time of sorrow and grief, know that you are not alone because others care about you and share in your loss. We can't imagine the profound loss you feel because another link in the family chain is missing. We have been where you are and definitely understand. Continue to hold onto God's unchanging hands. He will sustain you through difficult times. Memories, pictures, and time shared with Levi will be treasured. I'm sure you, your siblings and extended family members will share many memories. We will remember Levi's kind and gentle spirit. May you be strengthen by the prayers of many who are praying for you and your family.
To the family, you have my deepest sympathy in your time of grief and my heart goes out to you all. God certainly has a special angel in heaven. He will be missed by me with his warm, soft, kind spirit.
Job Well Done!!!!! Take your rest, Cousin Levy aka Twin Bernard Bender
To my classmate Melba, brother in law Franklin and the Wooten family I offer heartfelt condolences. May the memories of Levi remain close in your heart and may God continue to comfort you and keep you close. Praying for your continued strength and guidance during this difficult time.
Our prayers of strength and comfort with deepest condolences to the family.
Uncle Levi, you were always a role model for your nephews. When Mom texted us we were shocked, like everyone else. You will be missed. You were always kool. We have great memories to cherish forever. I know dad is going to miss you too. You were the best uncle. Your nephews Chavis and Travis Wooten
To my beloved brother-in-law "Levi." You will be missed. You departed without saying goodbye. You followed God's orders. The George and Frances Wooten family chain has been broken again. It was your time. We thank God you celebrated 79 long years, of living, on 12/25/25. What a blessing! You were so kind and loving. You felt like my brother. After you retired and moved back to NC, your first love was your Mother. You were a devoted son until she passed. Your next love was your family church, Myrtle Grove Christian Church. Pastor and the members could always depend on you. Your next love was family. I don't think you ever missed the annual Wooten Family Reunion. You will be missed when we celebrate the 62nd Wooten Annual Family Reunion in Maryland this year. You were always some of the first to arrive. During the days ahead, some will be difficult, but your family is at peace. It wasn't your decision to leave us but God said "you are ready." It was sudden. I'm smiling because you left sooo many great memories. I promise to take care of your brother Franklin. He's going to miss the times you spent together "as brothers." He will now claim the title "big brother." Missing you...your sister-in-law, Shrone Franks Wooten, Stafford, VA.
He was such a pleasure man that I had the pleasure to work with during our time working for Craven Carts may sincere condolences to his family and friends may his soul rest in peace
Levi and I as classmates at Jones High School we graduated together in '66. I remember this young as a great dresser, kind smile, always a kind word. I cannot remember him missing school not even for being out sick. Fond memories of this young man. Thank you, God for knowing this beautiful person.
Sincerely
Vera K. Waites
So hurt to hear this,but we all have to take that road one day.I met him on the carts van,and at church a lot,may he RIPππΉuntil we meet again.
My deepest heartfelt sympathy to your family and anyone who was blessed to meet you. You had one of the most kind and gentle spirit that I have ever known. You gave to others and did whatever you could for anyone especially your family and your church. I've been at church working and would hear you driving up to drop off something for whatever occasion we were celebrating. You used to say, "I'm a giver" and you truly were. You gave and didn't think twice about it. You were a backbone for your family and definitely a pillar for Myrtle Grove. Thanks for setting an example of giving. It's because of you that I find joy in doing for others and all I can do for my church. I will carry that torch you left and do whatever I can to glorify our Heavenly Father. Spread your wings. Job well done. Gone but not forgotten.... Heartfelt Sympathy, Linda Ward Cousin/sister)
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