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Maddox Love And His Sons, Harold And Jack Opened The Doors Of Love Funeral Home On Glenwood Avenue. Over The Decades, The Love Family Has Proven Their Commitment To The Community Through The Continuing Compassion And Service To Their Friends And Neighbors In Time Of Need. We Appreciate The Trust Our Friends Have Shown In Love Funeral Home Over The Years. We Will Strive To Continue The Level Of Dedication That Has Been Our Reputation Since 1935.

Terry Connatser, 78, of Rocky Face passed away on Monday, October 19, 2026.He was preceded in death by his wife, Judy Co...
10/19/2026

Terry Connatser, 78, of Rocky Face passed away on Monday, October 19, 2026.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Judy Connatser; parents, Rev. Samuel and Jeanette Connatser; mother and fathers in law, Mary Helton, John Keith, and Thomas Helton; sister, Linda Fox.
Terry loved bass fishing and was part of the Dalton Bass Club. He also enjoyed coaching various sports through the Whitfield and Dalton Rec Departments. He coached his children and others in baseball, softball and football.
Terry is survived by his daughter, Melissa Hagin (Wade); grandchildren, Carson Barrow (Thomas) and Nicklaus Hagin (Kelsie); siblings, Carol Penny, Rita Smith, Janice Petty, and Charles Connatser; dog, Chipper; many beloved grand fur babies.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Memorials may be made to the Humane Society of NWGA.

James Russell “Jim” Keener, 94, entered the presence of his Lord and Savior on Thursday, October 15, 2026 surrounded by ...
10/17/2026

James Russell “Jim” Keener, 94, entered the presence of his Lord and Savior on Thursday, October 15, 2026 surrounded by the love of his family and the faith that guided his life. He was born on June 23, 1932, in Fairmont, West Virginia, to the late Clarence Keener and Marion Keener Webb.
Jim proudly served his country in the National Guard and the United States Army, attaining the rank of Master Sergeant in the artillery with the 201st Armored Field Artillery (AFA). During his military service, he was stationed in Korea, serving his country with dedication and honor.
In 1978, Jim moved to Dalton, Georgia, where he began a long and distinguished career with J&J Industries. For 27 years, he served as Director of Installation and Maintenance, contributing his knowledge, leadership, and expertise to the carpet industry. Throughout his career, Jim also served on numerous carpet-related committees, reflecting his commitment to his profession and the industry.
Outside of work, Jim enjoyed scuba diving and metal detecting, hobbies that reflected his adventurous spirit and curiosity. Above all else, however, Jim loved the Lord. His faith was the foundation of his life and an enduring source of strength and meaning.
Jim is preceded in death by his first wife, Sally Hudson Keener; his son, Loren Keener; his grandson, Andrew Pettigrew; his brothers, Robert Keener and Randy Keener; and his sister, Jean Lieb.
Jim is survived by his beloved wife of 43 years, Diana Keener of Cohutta; his sons, James Russell Keener of Dalton and Dallas Keener of Tennessee; daughters, Jamie Edwards of Dalton, Sally Pettigrew (Daniel) of Conway, South Carolina, and Rebecca Adams (Randy) of Jacksonville, Florida. He also leaves behind 16 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren, whose lives and families are a lasting part of his legacy.
Jim will be remembered for his service to his country, his dedication to his career, his love of adventure, and, most importantly, his deep and abiding faith in the Lord. His life touched many through his work, his family, and the relationships he built along the way. He leaves behind a legacy of faith, family, and service that will continue through the generations who loved him.
A graveside service will be held at United Memorial Gardens on Tuesday, October 20, 2026 at 1:00 P.M. Military Honors will be performed by American Legion Post 112 in recognition of Jim’s honorable service to our country.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made in Jim’s honor to Cohutta First Baptist Church or The Alzheimer’s Association.

David Gene Burnham, age 80, passed away peacefully at his home on October 16, 2026, after succumbing to a 20-year battle...
10/16/2026

David Gene Burnham, age 80, passed away peacefully at his home on October 16, 2026, after succumbing to a 20-year battle with Parkinson’s disease. A member of Dalton High School’s class of 1964, David spent most of his life as a Christian musician and songwriter, using his talents in several venues, often performing special music at Allen Lee Memorial United Methodist Church in Luthersville, GA. He played acoustic and electric guitars and harmonica.
David was a former specialist 5 in the United States Army Security Agency where he received the National Defense Service Medal. During the Vietnam War era, his assignments took him to Germany, Turkey, and Spain. He also worked as a surveyor at Dalton Utilities.
He was an avid fan of car racing, especially Formula One Racing, and a loyal supporter of the Georgia Bulldogs. In his youth, he was an excellent baseball player, earning the best home run record on his team. He had a deep love for cats, rescuing and raising many in his lifetime.
He was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Annelle Burnham, and father, D.F. Burnham of Dalton. He is survived by his brother, Michael Burnham of Decatur and sister, Linda Yawn (Henry) of Nashville, GA. Special nieces are Barbara Lee (Bill), Karen Burnham, Katy Fullum (Joel), Marya Lewis (Travis), Audra Partin (Rhett), Jodi Hepler (Kent), and Kasey Towson, and a nephew, Michael Joel Burnham.
The family offers special thanks to Dr. Wiley Smith of Grace Ministries and to David’s loyal caregivers: Shirley Davenport, Jonah Berry, Maurice Strickland, Neil Brown, Penny and Robert Leatherwood, Penny Jackson, and Cierra and Dutchess Chaney. Also, the family expresses a deep appreciation to Pruitt Hospice and to the Veterans Administration’s Aid and Attendance program.
A private graveside service is planned, and arrangements will be handled by Love Funeral Home.

Mrs. Jane Clark, 83, of Dalton, GA, went home to be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, leaving behind a legacy fille...
10/16/2026

Mrs. Jane Clark, 83, of Dalton, GA, went home to be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, leaving behind a legacy filled with love, faith, and selfless service.
Jane was born April 26, 1943, in Athens, TN to T.J. and Jewell Burton. She attended Emory University, graduating in 1965. At Emory, she met the love of her life, Charlie Clark, joined in marriage on June 24, 1967. Jane was initially an Army Spouse for their first four years, then once Charlie was discharged from the Army, they moved to Dalton to raise a family. Most importantly, she was Mom; not just to her boys, but to all their friends as well: Car Pool Mom, Cub Scout Den Mom, and other “Mom” rolls. Jane was an active member of Dalton First United Methodist Church, serving in several church and local ministries. She taught kindergarten, and later worked as an administrative assistant at Dalton College’s Continuing Education department. Jane and Charlie formed lifelong friendships with their Sunday School class, originally called ‘Room 222’, who looked out for each other, and care for each other to this day. Jane loved Jesus, her family, her church, and her community.
Jane was preceded in death by her husband of 59 years, Charlie Clark. She is survived by her sons David (Toni) and Ben; grandchildren Emily, Truman (Katie Brooke), and Jenna; and great grandson Rhodes.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks for donations be made to Dalton First United Methodist Church.
Jane’s life was a testimony of faith, and while she will be deeply missed, her family rejoices in the promise of eternal life and the hope of reunion in Christ.

Connie Jeffers, 76, of Dalton passed away on Sunday, October 11, 2026.She was the daughter of the late J.R. Caldwell and...
10/13/2026

Connie Jeffers, 76, of Dalton passed away on Sunday, October 11, 2026.

She was the daughter of the late J.R. Caldwell and Opal Caldwell and was also preceded in death by her brother, James Caldwell.

Connie is survived by her daughters, Tara Delker (Blayne), and Kerri Waits (Marc); grandchildren, Josslin Grimsley, Shae Herndon (Josh), and Dustin Waits (Danielle); great-grandchildren, Addison, Jamison, Sophia, and Landon; beloved dog, Addy.

Connie will be laid to rest in West Hill Cemetery.

En memoria de Efraín Hurtado Fraire Efraín Hurtado Fraire nació en Jalpa, Zacatecas, México, en la hermosa región rural ...
10/13/2026

En memoria de Efraín Hurtado Fraire Efraín Hurtado Fraire nació en Jalpa, Zacatecas, México, en la hermosa región rural de la sierra. Proveniente de una familia numerosa, aprendió desde muy pequeño el valor del trabajo duro. La vida le exigió madurar rápidamente y, a través de largas jornadas de trabajo y noches sin descanso, desarrolló la fortaleza y la resiliencia que lo caracterizarían a lo largo de su vida. Siendo aún un joven, Efraín llegó a los Estados Unidos en busca de un futuro mejor. Después de ser deportado a México, regresó a Jalpa, donde conoció al amor de su vida, María Hurtado, en la tienda donde ella trabajaba. Ambos eran jóvenes cuando sus caminos se cruzaron y, cuando le preguntaban sobre su historia de amor, él simplemente decía: «Las cosas se dieron». Esas sencillas palabras marcaron el comienzo de una vida juntos y de la familia que formarían. Con el tiempo, Efraín se estableció en Dalton, Georgia, donde trabajó incansablemente para sacar adelante a su familia. Su sueño americano nunca se trató de riquezas ni de éxito personal; se trataba de brindarles a sus hijos las oportunidades que él nunca tuvo y un futuro que, durante su propia infancia, apenas habría podido imaginar. Cada sacrificio que hizo nació de su deseo de darle a su familia una vida mejor. Como esposo y padre, Efraín era un hombre callado, protector y de carácter fuerte. Podía ser estricto, y cualquiera que lo hiciera enojar sabía que tenía su temperamento. Sin embargo, detrás de ese carácter fuerte había un hombre que amaba profundamente a su familia, aunque no siempre lo expresara con palabras. Su amor se demostraba a través de su dedicación, su protección y la vida que tanto se esforzó por brindarles. Una de las mayores alegrías de su vida fue convertirse en abuelo. Para sus nietos, era el abuelo más genial: juguetón, bromista y consentidor. Disfrutaba cada momento con ellos, ya fuera jugando fútbol a su lado, viéndolos practicar sus deportes favoritos o simplemente disfrutando de su compañía. Siempre encontraba tiempo para reír, hacerles bromas, jugar con ellos y crear recuerdos que sus nietos llevarán consigo por el resto de sus vidas. Efraín encontraba felicidad en las cosas sencillas de la vida: escuchar música, reunirse con su familia en el rancho, jugar voleibol y estar rodeado de las personas que amaba. Disfrutaba especialmente molestar a su hermano Abraham, creando esos momentos familiares que, con el paso del tiempo, se convierten en recuerdos inolvidables que permanecen en el corazón aun después de que un ser querido se ha ido. Efraín era un hombre que creía en Dios y enfrentaba los desafíos de la vida con determinación y perseverancia. Por encima de todo, quería disfrutar de la vida, reír y tener a su familia cerca. Para él, la familia era mucho más que una responsabilidad; era el corazón de todo aquello por lo que había trabajado. El camino de Efraín comenzó entre las montañas de Jalpa, Zacatecas, y lo llevó a cruzar fronteras, superar dificultades y construir una vida que dejaría huella en varias generaciones. Deja una familia formada a través de sus sacrificios, fortalecida por su perseverancia y unida por el amor y los recuerdos que compartieron con él. Su mayor legado es la vida que construyó, la familia que amó y las generaciones que continuarán llevando su historia en el corazón. Efraín Hurtado Fraire será recordado por siempre como un amado esposo, padre, abuelo, hijo, hermano y amigo. Aunque ya no esté físicamente con nosotros, su risa, sus enseñanzas y los recuerdos que creó permanecerán en el corazón de todos aquellos que lo amaron. Familia Le sobreviven su amado padre, Isidro Hurtado Adame; su amada esposa, María Hurtado; sus hijos, Dora Blanco, Lupe Harris, Beatriz Willis y José Hurtado; sus yernos y nuera, Josue Blanco, James Harris, Billy Willis y Amber Hurtado; y sus queridos nietos, Caleb Blanco, Emma Blanco, Addi Hurtado, David Harris, Anna Harris, Nicolás Willis, Sebastián Willis y el bebé Willis. También le sobreviven sus hermanos, Elva Soto, Clara De Torres, Alonso Hurtado, Arnoldo Hurtado, Miriam Hurtado de Morales, Abraham Hurtado y Alicia Hurtado de Ramírez, además de numerosos sobrinos, otros familiares y queridos amigos. Su recuerdo vivirá a través de cada generación de la familia que tanto amó.

Mrs. Dorothy Boliek Sitton entered the gates of Heaven October 9, 2026 at the age of 102. She passed in the comfort of h...
10/12/2026

Mrs. Dorothy Boliek Sitton entered the gates of Heaven October 9, 2026 at the age of 102. She passed in the comfort of her home and was surrounded by a great deal of love from her family. Mrs. Sitton was preceded in death by her loving husband of 73 years, Sam Sitton Jr., and her daughter, Nancy Evelyn Sitton. She was also preceded by her parents, John and Emily Boliek, eight siblings: Fred Boliek, Bill Boliek, Ernest Boliek, Albert Boliek, Edith Worrell, Irene Boliek, Margaret Hoza, and Louise Stirewalt. She is survived by her three children and their spouses; Allan (Tish) Sitton, Larry (Diane) Sitton, Janet (Paul) Johnson, grandchildren; Regan Leigh Means, Mark Sitton, April (Nathan) Karn, Nancy (Brandon) Goble, and Katherine (Cody) Patterson, and her great-grandchildren; Caitlyn and Samantha Karn, and Saylor Blue and Shiloh Patterson.
Mrs. Sitton was born on May 3,1924 in Hickory, North Carolina. She graduated from Hickory High School and went on to earn a degree in Dietetics from Florida State University. She completed her degree and internship at Philadelphia General Hospital and moved on to Duke Hospital following graduation. During this time, she met the man who would become her husband for 73 years. A pilot during World War II, the two met while he was on leave, and married after the end of the war. They lived in Chattooga County for many years and moved to Dalton in 1964 where they resided until the present time.
During their time in Dalton, they were active members of First Baptist Church. Mrs. Sitton taught Sunday School in that church for many years and truly lived her faith. After her youngest child began school, she went through the West Georgia program to earn her teaching certificate as a post-bac student, and taught in Dalton Public schools for thirteen years, pioneering the Pre-first program and ending her teaching career at Brookwood Elementary while teaching third grade. Her special love for children was well known. She was not an eager traveler, and she was at her happiest in her own home with family all around.
There are many different kinds of heroes. Some are the ones you see; the ones you know. Others are behind the lines, supporting in any way possible, never wavering, with steady faith and strength. Mrs. Sitton was that kind of hero; quiet and unassuming, yet one of the strongest, most faithful, loving and supportive individuals you could meet. We were very fortunate to have her in our lives.
Visitation will be held from 12:00-2:00 on Tuesday, October 13 in the Dalton First Baptist Church Atrium with a service to follow in the chapel of the church. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations made to Georgia Baptist Children's Homes, or to the FBC Wednesday Meal Program.

En Memoria de Arturo Hernandez28 de diciembre de 1965 – 7 de octubre de 2026Con profundo dolor, anunciamos el fallecimie...
10/10/2026

En Memoria de Arturo Hernandez

28 de diciembre de 1965 – 7 de octubre de 2026

Con profundo dolor, anunciamos el fallecimiento de nuestro querido Arturo Hernandez, quien partió de este mundo el 7 de octubre de 2026, a los 60 años de edad, después de su lucha contra el cáncer de páncreas.
Nacido el 28 de diciembre de 1965 en Armería, Colima, México, Arturo vivió una vida marcada por su humildad, su fe, su dedicación y su amor por su familia y su comunidad. Tocó la vida de muchas personas a través de su servicio a los demás, su compromiso con la fe católica y las relaciones que cultivó a lo largo de su vida.
Para sus amigos de la infancia y las personas que crecieron junto a él en su tierra natal, Arturo era cariñosamente conocido como “Hijin”. Este apodo tan especial guardaba consigo años de recuerdos compartidos, amistades y vínculos con el lugar donde comenzó su historia. Para quienes lo conocieron por ese nombre, siempre será recordado como ese rostro familiar y querido amigo con quien compartieron su juventud, formando parte para siempre de los recuerdos de su tierra natal.
Arturo fue un católico devoto cuya fe ocupó un lugar central en su vida. Pasaba gran parte de su tiempo en la Iglesia Católica de San José, donde impartía clases de la Biblia, enseñaba catecismo para la Primera Comunión y participaba en numerosos grupos parroquiales. Su dedicación a su parroquia reflejaba su deseo de compartir su fe y contribuir a la vida espiritual de los demás. Era un miembro muy conocido y apreciado de la comunidad parroquial, a la que dedicaba su tiempo sirviendo a sus hermanos en la fe y ayudando a otros a fortalecer su relación con Dios.
Su participación en San José iba mucho más allá de asistir a misa. A través de sus enseñanzas, su participación en los grupos parroquiales y su compromiso con la vida de la iglesia, Arturo se convirtió en una presencia familiar para muchas personas. Su fe era una parte fundamental de quien era, y el tiempo que dedicó a su iglesia y a su comunidad seguirá siendo una parte significativa de su legado.
A lo largo de su vida laboral, Arturo trabajó en Shaw Industries, en la planta 81, en el área de empaque y preparación de productos (pack-out). Sus años de trabajo representaron otro capítulo importante de su vida y reflejaron su dedicación a sus responsabilidades y a la vida que construyó para su familia.
Durante su juventud, Arturo fue un apasionado del fútbol, deporte que disfrutaba tanto por la emoción del juego como por la camaradería que brindaba. El fútbol fue una de sus pasiones y una parte memorable de sus años de juventud, junto con las amistades y experiencias que contribuyeron a formar al hombre que llegó a ser.
A lo largo de su vida, Arturo y su familia también tuvieron la dicha de formar una familia elegida, integrada por todas aquellas personas y familias que se cruzaron en sus caminos y que llegaron a ocupar un lugar muy especial en sus corazones. Con muchas de ellas construyeron amistades para toda la vida, se acompañaron en los buenos y malos momentos, y compartieron innumerables risas, experiencias y recuerdos hermosos que atesorarán para siempre. Arturo apreciaba profundamente a estas familias y valoraba de corazón los lazos tan especiales que formaron juntos. Aunque no todos compartían la misma sangre, el cariño, la lealtad y los recuerdos los unieron como una verdadera familia.
Por encima de todo, Arturo amaba pasar tiempo con su familia. Los momentos que compartieron serán atesorados para siempre por quienes estuvieron más cerca de él. Fue profundamente amado por su esposa, sus hijos, su familia extendida, su iglesia y su comunidad. Su humildad y los vínculos que mantuvo a lo largo de su vida lo convirtieron en una persona muy querida, cuya historia forma parte de la vida de muchas personas.
Entre las muchas cosas que le brindaban consuelo a Arturo estaba su querida perrita, Canela. Durante algunos de los momentos más difíciles de su vida, ella le ofreció una compañía tranquila y fiel que las palabras jamás podrían expresar por completo. Sin necesidad de decir una sola palabra, Canela le brindó una forma de amor que no pide nada a cambio. Ella permaneció a su lado como una presencia constante y entrañable, brindándole calidez y consuelo cuando más lo necesitaba.
La partida de Arturo deja un profundo vacío en los corazones de quienes lo conocieron y amaron. Aunque su familia, sus amigos y su comunidad lamentan su pérdida, su recuerdo seguirá vivo a través de las relaciones que cultivó, la fe que compartió y los innumerables recuerdos que deja. Su vida nos recuerda el impacto duradero que una persona humilde y entregada puede tener en quienes la rodean.
Arturo fue precedido en el fallecimiento por sus queridos padres, Maria Fuentes Hernandez y Lucas Rosales, así como por sus hermanos Juan Cedano y Vicente Preciado.
A Arturo le sobreviven su amada esposa, María Alicia Hernandez; sus hijos, Michelle Hernandez Aboud (Abdalhady) y Luis Hernandez; sus hermanas, Enedina Martínez y Maria Dora Hernandez; y sus hermanos, Ramiro Cedano y Victor Virgen.
Arturo será profundamente extrañado por su familia, sus amigos de la infancia, sus compañeros de la comunidad parroquial y todas las personas que tuvieron el privilegio de conocerlo. Ya sea recordado como Arturo por su familia y su comunidad, o llamado cariñosamente “Hijin” por quienes crecieron a su lado, siempre ocupará un lugar muy especial en los corazones de quienes lo amaron.
Que descanse en paz y que su recuerdo sea atesorado por siempre.

Shouky Shaheen July 17, 1929 -October 4, 2026.Shouky Shaheen was born in Chicago, Illinois on July 17, 1929. He was the ...
10/06/2026

Shouky Shaheen
July 17, 1929 -October 4, 2026.

Shouky Shaheen was born in Chicago, Illinois on July 17, 1929. He was the second of four brothers and was the last surviving one. He remained close with his brothers throughout their lives. Shouky received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1950 and a Master of Business Administration in 1952, both from the University of Chicago. Always interested in learning, he later completed the Owner/President Management Program in 1998 and the Advanced Management Development Program in 2002 at Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration.
Shouky moved to Dalton, Georgia in the 1950’s and owned and operated a carpet mill in Dalton and in Cartersville. He enjoyed life in the two small towns and the communities welcomed Shouky and his brothers. After several years in the carpet industry Shouky and his older brother did not want to compete in the same business and a coin toss decided who would buy and who would sell. Shouky sold and moved to Atlanta to develop industrial real estate. He was a pioneer in small bay multi-tenant spec buildings and provided literally thousands of entrepreneurial small business owners office/warehouses to start and grow their businesses in.
Shouky married Doris Ann Bradshaw of Cartersville, Georgia in 1961. Shouky and Doris, loved to travel, visit museums, and spend time in the countrysides of Italy, France, England, Scotland and Ireland. They would chart their own course, renting a car with Shouky driving and Doris navigating by map. Commands to “Slow Down!” were more frequent than “Turn Left” and “Turn Right.”
Shouky also loved to snow ski. Starting at age 44 he skied until his late 70’s. He reluctantly hung up his skis when his Montana ski guide of many years retired.
Shouky’s philanthropy has impacted countless people. The Doris Shaheen Breast Health Center and the Doris Shaheen Emergency Room Fund at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital have saved many lives. Shouky has also made significant contributions to Birzeit University, The Ramallah Friends School, The Ramallah Hospital, and the Azeez Shaheen Senior Center in Ramallah, Palestine which he named in memory of his father who lived to 104 years old.
Shouky collected French and American impressionist art for over 50 years. He donated his entire collection to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta and the Flagler Museum in Florida, wanting others to be able to view and enjoy the works for generations.
Shouky is predeceased by his wife Doris, his three brothers, and his grandson Michael Rourke Shaheen. He is survived by his son William and his daughter Gay Shaheen Slesar (Oliver) and his grandsons Paul Slesar and Luke Slesar.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Piedmont Atlanta Hospital Doris Shaheen Breast Health Center Fund or the Piedmont Atlanta Hospital Doris Shaheen Emergency Department Fund.

Priscilla Sample Bonner, 84, of Dalton passed away on Monday, October 5, 2026.She was preceded in death by her husband, ...
10/05/2026

Priscilla Sample Bonner, 84, of Dalton passed away on Monday, October 5, 2026.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Gene Bonner; parents, Herman Sample and Loraine and Leroy Cagle; sisters, Phyllis, Marie and Sheila.
Priscilla will be remembered for a life of steady devotion, meaningful work, and faithful love for her community. She taught for 30 years in the Whitfield County School system, spending most of her career at Antioch and Eastbrook, where she helped shape the lives of generations of students. She also cherished her church and her church family at Calvary Baptist Church.
She is survived by her children, Scott Bonner (Michelle) and Mary Reed (Mike); grandchildren, Michael, Brittney (Kevin), Zachary (Myranda), and Zoey (Devin); great-grandchildren, Skylar and Evan.
Funeral services will be held at 2 PM on Thursday at Calvary Dalton. The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 PM on Wednesday at Love Funeral Home. Priscilla will be laid to rest in West Hill Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Whitfield Education Foundation.

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