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Obituary For James P. Deloatch
James Pernell Deloatch the oldest son of Aaron and Clara Deloatch was born on July 16, 1946 in Margrettsville, NC. He departed this life on November 2, 2020 at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, NC.
James graduated with honors in 1963 from Gunberry High School, Gunberry, NC and became an "Aggie" the following school year. He graduated from A&T State University in 1973 with a B.S. Degree in Agricultural Education.
James served three years in the United States Army in Frankford, Germany and two years in reserved here in the U.S. He received the Honorable Discharge Certificate on March 7, 1972.
He taught at West Charlotte High School, Charlotte, NC and was a farm manager at North Carolina Central Children Orphanage, Oxford, NC and retired as an assistant farm supervisor from A&T State University.
James loved his "Big Love Church", Providence Baptist Church, especially his Sunday School Class. He was a Deacon, Co-captain of the 1st Sunday Ushers, a member of the security staff, and assistant teacher for the Dr. Edward Fort Young Adult Sunday School Class.
Deloatch, as what he was called by many who knew him, was a member of The Original Twelve Motorcycle Club and was Commander of The Avery Bethel Post 267 of the American Legion here in Greensboro, NC.
He is pre-deceased by his parents , Aaron J. and Clara Harris Deloatch, and a sister, Alberta Cumbo.
He leaves to cherish his memory: his devoted wife, Fannie Beatrice Green Deloatch; his loving brother and wife, John and Anne Deloatch; his much loved niece, Tracie Deloatch; a nephew who he loved as a little brother, Bill Cumbo (Eliana); and his two godchildren, Adrian Long and Margarette Gault (Bill) and many other relatives and friends too numerous to list.
A public viewing will be held on Monday, November 9, 2020 from 4pm-7pm in the Cassie Coote-Brown Memorial Chapel of Perry J. Brown Funeral Home. A private graveside service will be held on Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at Lakeview Memorial Park.
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Add A CondolenceGeorge Bracey Jr. Gumberry High School Class of '64.
My deepest, heartfelt sympathy and condolences to James Pernell's family. We had been schoolmates/friends since the 6th grade. After graduating from Gumberry High School in 1964, he matriculated at NC A&T State University and I did the same at Howard University. Heaven has welcomed its newest Angel...R.I.H my friend!
Brother James Deloatch was one of our family's Deacons at Providence Baptist Church. He was a good listener, kind, and always willing to help. Many times he was at Providence after our missionary meeting on Monday nights to be sure that all of us were safe. During these last few months when we couldn't attend church, it was a pleasure to see him on Zoom for Sunday School class. He will be missed. We express our love, sympathy, and prayers for Sister Fannie Bea and family. Sam & Shirley Williams
Hi Fannie. Bennie and I just heard of James Pernell's passing. You are in our prayers. He will be missed at Mt. Zion's Homecoming. If you would like to call me my home number is 336-595-3403. May God give you peace and comfort. Bennie and Annie Lassiter
Continuous prayers for you and your family - Kathye Perry, Alumni Choir Member
Fannie, may the Lord Jesus Christ comfort, bless and you and your family during your season of bereavement. As Deloatch would tell you, hold on to your faith and trust completely in His Word. He is worthy to be praise! One day, we will see him again, one glad morning. Grace and peace be unto you and your family, Alton and Cynthia Thompson
Sending our condolences to the family. You are in our prayers. We will miss James the fun conversation his laughter and always having fun talks. Sent on behalf of Raymond &Alcille Vaughan, and family.
John & Vivian Barnes extend their heartfelt sympathy to James Deloatch Family. We will truly miss James Pernell. Sorry we could not attend the funeral, but you are in our prayers.
John & Vivian Barnes, Seaboard, North Carolina
Please know you are in our thoughts,and in our Hearts . Coley&Annette Rogers
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