Obituary For John Floyd Meadors Jr.

John Floyd Meadors, Jr., the father of four children, and also known as Papa to his seven grandchildren, passed away December 31, 2019.

John was born on November 29, 1942, in Jacksonville, FL to John and Nola (Necaise) Meadors. He was a graduate of West Point High School, West Point, GA, and Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL where he received a Bachelor of Science in Commerce Degree. John served as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Army and worked as an accountant with West Point Pepperell before joining the F.B.I. where he served for more than 20 years.

After retiring, John moved to West Point Lake where he enjoyed life on the lake. John loved fishing, hunting and boating with family and friends. He cherished moments with his children and grandchildren. John was an active member of the Holy Family Catholic Church. He was loved by many family members and friends and will be greatly missed.

He is preceded in death by his parents and spouse Patsy (Boyd) Meadors. Surviving relatives include children from his marriage to Peggy (Dunbar) Wilcox: Ashley Weathers and husband John, Carley Keiser and husband Luke, Blakely Robbins; one child from his marriage to Karen S. Meadors, Daniel Maxwell Meadors; and grandchildren: John Austin Weathers, Micayla Marie Weathers, Eric Reid Robbins, Blake Charles Robbins, Brighton Renee Keiser, Robert Landry Keiser, and Ronan Lee Keiser.

On Sunday, January 5th, a Viewing and Rosary Service will be held at 4:00 PM EDT, at Bluffton Funeral Services, 1011 N. Lanier Ave, Lanett, AL.

A Funeral Mass will be held on Monday, January 6th at Holy Family Catholic Church at 12 NOON EDT in Lanett, AL, followed by a Graveside Service at Marseilles Cemetery in West Point, GA. Father Gali Bala will officiate.

In lieu of flowers, those who wish to make a memorial donation please consider the Holy Family Catholic Church of West Point, GA.

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To John’s children: I hope it brings you comfort to know that I am celebrating the life Johnny lived and thankful for the impact on my life. He always said that his greatest legacy was his children and grandchildren. He was so proud of all of you. Johnny will be missed dearly. Thinking of you today with sympathy. Sincerely, Judy Hanchey

- Judy Hanchey

John was a great friend, kind, caring, generous man and loved life. He will be greatly missed.

- Roxanna LaDora Adamson

To John’s Family: John and I were Friends, and became Sweethearts over the 11years we knew and spent time together. We sat on his back porch and rocked and drank tea or coffee and we talked about everything, even our past. He shared his FBI stories and I loved hearing them. We went out to eat and did a little traveling. Our favorite place to eat was Red Lobster. We both adored Jack and Jack loved our attention. John took me to the Hunting club dinner For several years and I loved meeting and talking to his friends. I knew his neighbors and liked them very much. We had a lot of good times and had a lot in common. We respected each other and respected Each other’s Privacy. He was my Best Friend and I was his. We were there for each other, without living in the same house. I am honored to have had him in my life and will always keep him in my heart. There is so much more to tell, but I will close for now. I love you John

- Harriet Combs Little

Many of us that knew Johnny will miss him tremendously. He was very proud of his children and grandchildren. I always enjoyed the family calendar he happily shared. He was one of a kind, a loyal friend, I will miss him looking out for me. I pray, that his family finds strength in each other, healing and peace come to each of you during this time.

- Linda Glasgow