Hathaway-Percy Funeral And Cremation Ser
Brenda Hart
Bobbie looks so much like Sue in this video. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family. The video is beautiful.
Birth date: Dec 17, 1939 Death date: Mar 12, 2015
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The beautiful wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend Carolyn Sue Slimp went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 12, 2015 in the Hillview Health Center. Mrs. Slimp grew up in Hampton in a large loving family the daughter of Hazen “Dud” Brumitt and Odra Edwards Brumitt. At eighteen, she married the love of her life Jack Slimp. During their 56 year marriage, they traveled the world and lived in Germany and 16 years in Alaska. Mrs. Slimp was a licensed optician for thirty-one years and retired from Johnson City Eye Clinic. She enjoyed playing the piano and organ, singing and dancing, and, while in Alaska, snow skiing with her boys. Sue was a member of Hampton First Baptist Church, the church she attended as a child. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her four sisters: Pauline Young, Lola Cooner, Jean Leonard, and Grace Ann Hathaway. She will be missed and her memory cherished by her family and friends. Survivors include her loving husband Jack Slimp of the home; three sons: Anthony Slimp, San Diego, CA; Timothy Slimp and his wife Rosemary, Johnson City; Terrance Slimp, Anchorage, Alaska. Seven grandchildren: Joshua Slimp, Thomas Slimp, April and Bryan Wiles, Tyler Slimp, Timothy Fowler, Matthew Fowler, and Carrie Ann Fowler; three great grandchildren: Evan Hilton, Trinity Slimp, and Trey Slimp; a brother Terry Brumitt and wife Becky, and a sister Bobbie Brumitt Crockett and husband Jim and several nieces and nephews. She also leaves her dear cousin Emma Rastall and close friend Joann McKinney. Special thanks to the staff of Sycamore Shoals Hospital, Hillview Health Center and David Brumitt, her nephew, who lovingly made sure she got the best of care. A celebration of Mrs. Slimp’s life will be conducted at 2:00 PM Sunday, March 15, 2015 in the Sunset Chapel of Hathaway-Percy Funeral Home with Rev. Ronnie Campbell officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 1:00 – 2:00 PM on Sunday prior to the funeral service. Interment will follow the funeral service in the Butler Memorial Cemetary. Active pallbearers are Tim Slimp, Tyler Slimp, Terry Brumitt, David Brumitt, Jason Brumitt, Jim Crockett, Rick Hathaway. Honorary pallbearers will be Anthony Slimp, Terry Slimp, Joshua Slimp, Tommy Slimp, Wade Slimp, Billy Malone and David Crockett.Read Obituary
Bobbie looks so much like Sue in this video. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family. The video is beautiful.
I did not know Sue, but I want to send my prayers to my child hood friend Bobbie and express my sorrow for her loss.
Sorry to hear,our prayers goes out to the family. Darrell & Sue Carol Ward
We know what you are going through right now Jack and will be here for you when you need to talk or what ever you might need or want. It is so hard to lose one who is so dear to you and hope you will let us know if there is anything we can do. Jay and I are sending you our condolences in this time of sorrow. The pain of losing one you love so much is very hard to bare and it is a pain we live with for a long time. We will be in touch with you always. Jay and Eileen
We send our condolences to you and your family. Wishing you peace in the days ahead.
Sue Hladik and Joe Brown
Raleigh, NC
Our prayers and thoughts go out to the family and friends of Carolyn Sue. She was born into a wonderful family. I remember her as a young girl before I left Hampton. May she rest in peace.
Clyde & Geri Fenner
Des Moines, Wa
Sorry to hear of your loss Bobbie and Jim, I love the saying of your brother. My sincere sympathy, Kay Davis
When my first sister Grace passed away at the age of 28, preacher Haskell Ingram came to tell me, I was 14. He said "just as we go to the garden and choose the most beautiful rose, so God has come and taken home this beautiful soul". I never forgot that. I have now lost all 5 of my sisters, all beautiful roses. Each loss was difficult but with Sue even more heartbreaking. Because we were closer in age, I spent more time with her, shared a room with her and for over 60 years shared every good and bad thing that ever happened in her life and mine.
If you met her you would know she was beautiful, spend a little time with her and you would know the beauty was just not just skin deep.
As a child I followed her, always a few steps behind. Please know this my sweet sister, I am only a few steps behind. As our brother Terry told you as you were putting on your angel wings "see you at the house"
With all my love, Bobbie
To me, Heaven was always just swinging in the porch swing. I spent a lot of special time in that swing looking up at those beautiful green mountains. It was a place of peace for me. i got to spend some really special moments with Aunt Sue in the last few years. I will always remember her warmth, laugh, the way she said Honey. and the love she showed to me. ....my family is pretty special. with much love, Debra