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Wednesday, March 9,2022
OBITUARIES
Stephen Charles Daniel
Stephen Charles Daniel, 47, of
Lewiston, ID, died Friday, February 25,
2022. Bearden Funeral Home of
Dawsonville is in charge of the arrange
ments.
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March 9, 2022
Colby Blake Davenport,
Colby Blake Davenport, 24, of
Dawsonville, died Sunday, February 27,
2022. A graveside service was held at
3:00 p.m., Thursday, March 3, at Juno
Baptist Church Cemetery. Bearden
Funeral Home of Dawsonville was in
charge of the arrangements.
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March 9, 2022
Mary Lou Satterfield Duff
Mary Lou Satterfield Duff, 90, of
Dahlonega, passed away Sunday,
February 27, 2022. Mary Lou was bom
on January 23, 1932, to
the late Charlie H. and
Isabelle Meers
Satterfield. She lived
most of her life in
Dahlonega, where she
loved, cared for, and
raised her family. She is
preceded in death by her
late husband Loy (Little Bud) Duff, sons
Buddy and Johnny Duff, and great-
grandson Colby Davenport. Mary Lou
was an independent and hard-working
woman who never met a stranger. After
working 20 year's at the Pine Tree, she
served many of Dahlonega’s visitors by
preparing her famous breakfast at the
Worley Homestead. Her lifelong passion
was quilting; she poured hundreds of
hours into hand stitching quilts for many
people near' and far. She took pride in her
quilts and gifted many families with her
artistry. Mary Lou’s quilts were made
with love, and she gifted many of them
to her children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren, nieces, and nephews so
they could keep warm and be wrapped in
her love. She enjoyed camping, fishing,
and reading when she wasn’t working to
provide for her family or quilting. She
spent many summers with her family
camping on Dockery Lake and Lake
Winfield Scott, where she and her late
husband taught each of their grandchil
dren how to fish. Mary Lou had many
friends; she gained many new friends at
the Foothills Retirement Home, where
she resided in tine last months of her life.
The family wishes to extend their grati
tude to the staff and residents of Foothills
Retirement Home. Survivors include her
daughter Shirley (Hubert) Davenport,
Dawsonville; grandchildren Bradley
(Deanna) Duff, Tracy (Karen)
Davenport, Charity Clark, Brandon
(Brandi) Duff, Whitney (April) Duff; 12
great-grandchildren; 5 great-great-grand-
children; brothers Wendell Satterfield,
Robert (Joyce) Satterfield; sisters Sharia
Fae Seabolt, Martha Dowdy, and
Elizabeth Dowdle; many beloved nieces,
nephews, and special friends. A grave
side service was held at 2:30 p.m.,
Friday, March 4, at Dahlonega Memorial
Park. The Rev. Kris Butler will officiate.
The family received friends from 12:00
p.m., to 2:00 p.m., Friday at the funeral
home. To share a memoiy or a condo
lence with the family, visit anderson-
underwood.com
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March 9, 2022
Jeffery "Jeff"
Allen Hunsinger, Sr.
Jeffery “Jeff’ Allen Hunsinger, Sr., 67
of Shiloh, was bom August 20, 1954, in
Dahlonega, to Willie C. and Ruth
Naomi Roberts-Hunsinger. He passed
away March 2, 2022, at Piedmont
Columbus Regional
Midtown Campus,
Columbus. Jeff was a
loving son, brother, hus
band and father. He was
of the Baptist faith. In
1984 he met and later
married his loving wife,
Regina, who always supported and
helped him in whatever endeavor he
chose to follow. He was the owner/oper
ator of J H Hauling and Construction.
His favorite hobby involved anything to
do with any type of vehicle with an
engine. He loved race cars and auto rac
ing with L.A.W. Motorsports. His
Daddy, Willie, and later his Father-in-
Law, Leroy, taught him all the ins and
outs of machinery and heavy equipment
operations. He also loved spending time
with family and friends and enjoyed
laughing and cutting up with his chil
dren and grandchildren. Jeff was preced
ed in death by his Parents; Brother,
Terrell Hunsinger; Brother-in-law, Jeff
Davis, Sr.; Nephew, Jeff Davis, Jr; and
Sister-in-law, Rachel Faircloth. He is
survived by his wife Regina Head-
Hunsinger, Shiloh; Sons, Jeffery A.
Hunsinger, Jr., Dawsonville; William
Leroy Hunsinger (Esther Minder), and
Dylan B.B. Hunsinger, Shiloh; Favorite
Daughter, Kathryn Hunsinger
(Nicholas) Sprout, Harris County;
Sisters, Voncille Hunsinger-Davis,
Benton, AR, and Willie Sue Hunsinger,
and Brother, Dennis (Kathy) Hunsinger,
Dahlonega; Father-in-law and Mother-
in-law Leroy and Kathleen Head,
Shiloh; Grandchildren: Chassadi
Summers, Ethen, Aaron, and Allen
“Peanut” Hunsinger, III, Kaitlyn
Minder, Westin and Freya Hunsinger
and Jayce “Bodean” and Jessup “Fred”
Sprout, Great-grandchildren Nico,
Leigh, Clayton, and Midlynn, Nieces
and Nephews Cindy, Cathy, Little T,
Greg, Jackie, B.J., Joyce, Virginia,
Jennifer, Jason, Valorie, Johnny, Mark,
Becky, Heather, Veronica, Dee Jay,
Richard, and many other extended fami
ly and friends. Visitation for Mr. Jeff
Hunsinger was held from 5:00 p.m., to
7:00 p.m., Sunday evening, March 6,
with services held at 3:00 p.m., Monday,
March 7, in the Chapel of Cox Funeral
Home, 93 Prather Barnes Road,
Manchester, GA. Officiating was
Preacher, Bill Strandberg, Pastor, Jimmy
Chapman and Brother, Dee Jay
Faircloth. The Hunsinger family is being
assisted by Cox Funeral Home,
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Vehicles
multiple suspects entering
cars. People reported sever
al vehicles driving into the
neighborhood, with the sus
pects exiting their rides and
trying to enter unlocked
cars, Johnson said.
Not long after, DCSO’s
911 center got a call about
a similar report at a Grizzle
Road residence.
Responding deputies saw a
car drive recklessly from
the area and pursued it,
even after the suspect fled
from a traffic stop at
Lumpkin Campground
Road.
However, the pursuit was
later stopped due to reasons
including the inclement
weather. DCSO forwarded
a BOLO to the Lumpkin
County Sheriff’s Office.
Later, LCSO and the
Georgia State Patrol
responded to a crashed
Ford F-150 truck in
Lumpkin County. This was
confirmed to be the truck
stolen from a residence
along Dawson’s Gold
Creek Court.
Multiple suspects were
also reported as attempting
to steal a vehicle on Gold
Creek Drive.
Two vehicles were also
recovered in DeKalb
County, a 2018 Jeep
Compass stolen from
Crown Pointe Drive and a
2016 Kia Optima stolen
from Brights Way.
Authorities are still looking
for a 2014 Mercedes stolen
from Bent Ridge Drive
North.
Belongings were stolen
from people’s cars along
Valley Brook Circle East,
Valley Brook Drive, Valley
Brook Circle West, Gold
Bullion Drive West, Emory
Trace, Trout Shoals Road,
Brights Way and Bent
Ridge Drive.
Among the stolen items
are firearms, jewelry, pre
scriptions, purses or hand
bags with contents, a com
puter and iPad, headphone,
wallet and backpacks or
bookbags with laptops.
DCSO reports indicate
that only “unlocked” vehi
cles were targeted, and
locked vehicles were
bypassed, Johnson said.
The DCSO investigation
into the incidents is ongo
ing. Anyone with footage
or other relevant informa
tion about the crimes can
reach out via the sheriff
office’s phone number,
706-344-3636.
Sheriff Johnson said that
large groups of cars in
communities can be ideal
targets for thieves, who
may travel to Dawson
County from another area.
He added that the suspects
were able to avoid getting
caught initially because
they entered unlocked vehi
cles during the snowstorm.
“We have always
believed the best way to
prevent crime is to remove
the opportunity,” Johnson
said. “Locking vehicles and
engaging alarms is a prov
en deterrent. Taking the
time to remove valuables
from our vehicles is cer
tainly worthwhile.”
Manchester, GA. The family asks if you
have any special memories/stories of
Jeff, please share them on the Funeral
Home Tribute Wall.
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March 9, 2022
Voncile Patrick
Voncile Patrick, 91, of Dawsonville,
died Saturday, February 26, 2022. A
graveside service was held at 1:00 p.m.,
Thursday, March 3, at North Atlanta
Memorial Park. Ingram Funeral Home
of Cumming was in charge of the
arrangements.
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March 9, 2022
James C. Reeves
James C. Reeves, 85, of Dawsonville,
died Saturday, February 26, 2022. The
family is planning a private service.
Bearden Funeral Home of Dawsonville
is in charge of the arrangements.
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March 9, 2022
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