Wheeler Funeral and Cremation Services

06/05/2026

Make a Mark on the World That Can't Be Erased.

Every person leaves an impact through the relationships they build, the lessons they share, and the memories they create.

Today, technology offers new opportunities to preserve those stories. From recorded life histories and tribute videos to online memorials that can be visited from anywhere, families can create lasting collections of memories that continue to inspire future generations.

A meaningful legacy is more than a moment in time. It is a story that continues to be shared, remembered, and celebrated.

06/05/2026

Linda Gail Parker of Covington, Georgia, passed away peacefully on June 2, 2026.
Linda was born in Atlanta, Georgia, to the late William Hammock and Mary Wilkerson. She was a devoted wife, loving mother, and cherished grandmother who dedicated her life to her family.
Linda shared 58 wonderful ye...

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06/03/2026

The stories, values, and memories we share can inspire generations to come. Digital memorials, online tribute pages, and preserved photo and video collections make it easier for families to keep those connections alive and accessible.

A legacy is built through the lives we touch. Technology simply gives us new ways to preserve and share those moments for years to come.

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06/02/2026

Congratulations to Sophia on an incredible accomplishment! 🩷🤸‍♀️

The Wheeler Funeral Home family is celebrating a very special achievement by Sophia Bailey, granddaughter of our manager, Brad Bailey.

Sophia recently competed at the 2026 AAU Southern Regionals Gymnastics Championship in Georgia, where she earned an impressive 3rd Place finish in her age division. Her hard work, dedication, and determination have paid off, and we could not be more proud of her.

Please join us in congratulating Sophia on this exciting accomplishment and wishing her continued success as she pursues her passion for gymnastics. We know this is only the beginning of many great achievements to come!

Way to go, Sophia! 🌟🥉💖

06/01/2026

Every life tells a story, and today there are more ways than ever to share it. From tribute videos and personalized photo displays to online memorial pages and digital guestbooks, technology helps families celebrate memories in meaningful and lasting ways.

While the tools may change, the purpose remains the same: bringing people together, preserving stories, and honoring the moments that matter most.

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05/31/2026

Gerald Earnest Allen “Jewel” Melton, age 87, passed away peacefully on Friday, May 15, 2026. A larger-than-life man with a larger-than-life heart, Jewel lived with grit, humor, and a deep love for adventure. His life stretched like an open highway beneath a southern sunset, full of stories, hard wor...

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05/29/2026

Dale Jones Scarborough obituary

Dale Jones Scarborough, 78, of Covington, GA passed away peacefully on May 26, 2026.

Dale was married to her beloved husband, Tommy, for 45 years. She was a computer programmer by profession. She found joy in trips to the beach and mountains, cr...

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05/29/2026

Johnie Oliver Prothro obituary

Johnie Oliver Prothro, 84, of Eatonton, Georgia, passed away on May 25, 2026. He was born on November 26, 1941, in Robeline, Louisiana, to the late Oliver Prothro and Elva Roe.

Johnie was known as someone who could build, repair, and restore just...

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05/28/2026

Grief does not end after the service, the flowers, or the phone calls slow down. For many people, the hardest days come later, when the world keeps moving but their loss still feels close.

A simple check-in, shared memory, meal, or message can mean more than you realize. We’re sharing this helpful article with thoughtful ways to continue supporting the people you care about through the weeks and months ahead. 💙

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05/28/2026

Wheeler Funeral Home was proud to spend time out in the community during this year’s May Blitz! 🌸

Over the past week, our team visited healthcare providers, hospice teams, assisted living communities, and local businesses throughout the area to deliver small plants as a simple way to say “thank you” for the care, compassion, and service they provide each day.

These visits are always one of our favorite parts of the year because they give us the opportunity to connect with so many wonderful people who make a difference in the lives of others. From nurses and caregivers to office staff and community partners, we are grateful for the kindness and dedication you show every day.

Thank you to everyone who welcomed Wheeler Funeral Home during our May Blitz visits. We appreciate all you do for our community and look forward to continuing these meaningful connections. 💗