Glenda Pounds
Time is swiftly passing and memories are still frsh. Soon there'll be a grand family reunion. Still remembering the family in prayer!
Glenda Pounds/ Sounds of Victory
Birth date: Jun 25, 1950 Death date: Mar 10, 2013
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Mr. Carroll Lee “Bud” Sims, age 62, of Elizabethton, TN went home to be with his Lord Sunday, March 10, 2013 following an extended illness. A native of Elizabethton, he was the son of the late Rev. James Elmer Sims and LoRhina Williams Sims. He was retired due to disability from Watauga Industries and he was a lifetime member of the Carter County Rescue Squad having served on the Board of Directors and Board of Trustees. Mr. Sims was very active with the Rescue Squad fundraising efforts through bingo and the haunted house. He attended Freedom Fellowship Center where his son Shannon is the pastor. His favorite hobbies were telling people about Jesus’ love and that Jesus died on the cross for them. He enjoyed fishing, loved his family and friends and never failed to tell them everyday. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three sisters, Charlotte Pruitt, Ruby Chambers and Jeraldine “Cricket” Sims and his father-in-law, C.Y. Peters Sr.. Survivors include his wife of thirty-three years, Jennifer Peters Sims, of the home; three children, Michael Lee Sims, Elizabethton; Shannon Lee Sims, Elizabethton and Shannon’s fiancé Jamie Howell of Unicoi and Ashley Megan Sims, Elizabethton; a sister, Paulette “Sid” Harris and husband Gary, Elizabethton; his mother-in-law, Linda Peters, Elizabethton; brothers-in-law, M.B. “Boyd” Pruitt and Charles Peters Jr., both of Elizabethton; special friend, Jeremy B. Peace and wife Jennifer, Lafayette, GA and his faithful little friend, his Chihuahua Bob. Nieces and nephews, Becky, Allen and Hayley Jarnagin; Will and Regina Barkley; Tim Chambers and wife Jeannie and Steve Chambers and wife Cindy; James Harris and daughter Autumn and Ben Harris, all of Elizabethton and many additional nieces, nephews and cousins also survive. Funeral service for Mr. Carroll Lee “Bud” Sims will be conducted at 7:00 P.M. Wednesday, March 13, 2013 in the Sunset Chapel of Hathaway-Percy Funeral and Cremation Services with Pastor Shannon Sims officiating. Eulogies will be given by Mr. Leonard Peters and Mr. Tim Chambers. Music will be under the direction of Shannon Sims, Ashley Sims and Jeremy Peace. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. on Wednesday prior to the funeral service or at the residence at other times. Graveside service and interment will be conducted at 11:00 A.M. Thursday, March 14, 2013 in the Blevins Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Gary Sams, Chris Williams, Allen Jarnagin, Will Barkley, M.B. “Boyd” Pruitt, Dale Ward, Rick Potter and James Harris. Honorary pallbearers will be all lifetime members of the Carter County Rescue Squad, Bob Campbell, Ernest Rosenbaum, Dr. Ben Meeks, William J. Byrd, Jerry Arnold, Wendell Treadway and members of Freedom Fellowship Center. Everyone will meet at the funeral home at 10:00 A.M. on Thursday to go in procession to the cemetery. The family would like to express a special thanks to the staff of Amedysis Hospice and special nurses Carmen, Heather and Sherrie for their loving care of Bud. Those who prefer memorials in lieu of flowers may make donations to Freedom Fellowship Center Building Fund, 1784 Highway 91, Elizabethton, TN 37643.Read Obituary
Time is swiftly passing and memories are still frsh. Soon there'll be a grand family reunion. Still remembering the family in prayer!
Glenda Pounds/ Sounds of Victory
we are so sorry for ur lost we will be praying and just let this light shine in ur hearts and now that u all will see him again
the bowman family
Mike, I am so very sorry to read about your Daddy passing. You have always and will always be in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Kimberly Wilson Buck
Ashley, Shannon, Jennifer and all the family, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love Pat G Lowe
We are saddened by your loss. However, we celebrate the life of Carrol, and we know he is watching down from Heaven. May you take comfort in knowing there is one more angel above us.
Jennifer, Micheal, Shannon, and Ashley, I am so sorry for you loss. Bud was a wonderful man. I will never forget the many fun times we had no matter where we were, we had a great time, be it at the beach, on the paper route, the squad building or at the house.I am so glad I got to spend my time with you all. I love you all very much.
We are sorry for your loss and are praying
for you. Please let us know if we can
serve you in and way.
Calvary Baptist Church
225 Holly Lane
Elizabethton, Tn. 37643
423 542 5033
Dr. Joe Sorah Pastor
A sunset in one land is a sunrise in another.
Please allow that to give us hope and comfort
Many years ago you gave me flowers, roses of red soft and aglow
who would know that they would last forever, a lifetime together, you and I.
Then came the day I walked down the aisles, you whispered I love you soft and low
when the preacher said please join hands together, that's when God reached down and placed His hands on ours.
As we strolled all alone on the seashore, walking together side by side, making all the plans for our new life, Gods footprints were there in the sand.
We promised our love would last forever, through sickness and health we've had our share, but death will only mean we'll start our new life, in heaven together you and I,
IN HEAVEN FOREVER, YOU AND I.
love you babe, see you soon
jennifer
There are so many different stories that I could tell about the times that Shannon, Bud, and myself had. As everyone knows Bud was a Pepsi drinker. I worked at Winn-Dixie years ago. He would always ask me are they on sale. When 2 liters would go on sale he sent me and Shannon to Winn-Dixie to buy as many as we could buy. We would take my old dodge Dakota truck and buy as many 2 liters as $100.00 would buy. Every time I saw Bud he had a Pepsi nearby. I always said that if he got below six 2 liters he was getting nervous. The very last time that I spoke to him the last thing he told me was to make sure that my wife and I raised our son in church and make sure we taught him the ways of the Lord. Bud always treated me as one of his own kids. I ate many meals at their house. Bud fought a good fight, he finished his course, and he kept the faith. To the family I love you guys. Thank you so much for the honor of being a pallbearer.