Obituary For Rodney Aaron Lott

Rodney Aaron Lott, 51, of Valley, Alabama gained his heavenly reward on August 1, 2020.

Rodney was born in Langdale, Alabama on April 12, 1969 to the late Walter and Lynda Lott.

Survivors include his wife Carmen Lott, his siblings Barbara Lott, Ashley Lott, and CJ (Will) Thames; nieces and nephews Amber Nicole Lott, Nathan Strong, Raegan Strong, A’Miracle Lott and Zaden Lott. He is also survived by Bobby and Beverly Brewster, his family of choice.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his niece Jasmine Lott.

Rodney was a dedicated member of West Point Presbyterian Church where he taught children’s Sunday School for many years. He was known for his intense love of the Lord and his deep desire to help others. He would often be seen praying for others whether at the pharmacy, on the side of the road or in the Kroger parking lot. He loved to sing in church, at nursing homes or with family. Rodney never met a stranger and he genuinely wanted to know everyone’s name and their story. He was a great husband, brother, uncle, cousin, neighbor and friend.

The family will greet friends for Visitation on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at 1:00 pm EDT in Davis Hall of West Point Presbyterian Church, West Point Georgia.

A memorial service will be held following visitation at 2:00 pm EDT in the sanctuary of West Point Presbyterian Church.

Reverend Gerald Ledbetter will officiate.

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Guest Book

I remember no matter what was going on at troup high rodney always was positive and could make everyone smile. I enjoyed working with him. He was always in good spirits when ypu saw him anywhere. The world is going to miss him. He is in a beter place. I know this is a really hard time for his wife carmen and his family. My prayers and sympathy go out to his family God bless you and give you peace in this difficult time.

- Christy hawkins

I remember no matter what rodney

- Christy hawkins

I will never forget your encouraging words while I was at Troup I ended up having detention with you and you told me you don't belong here you're too sweet ofva girl and I don't want to see you here again and everyone I would see you out in public we would talk about that time lol you've gained your wings now keep encouraging in heaven. And to your wife and family God bless.

- Ashley Carlisle

I have such fond memories of working with Rodney during many summers. He loved the students with all his heart. He was a joy to work with & made my job so much easier.

- Lynne McClellan

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- Lynne McClellan

Rodney always knew how to make everyone around him feel comfortable and important. This is a God given talent that too many have and don't use. With Rodney his love of God and his famiy went all the way thru his being. Rodney will be remembered for his love of God snd fsmily.

- J essie Magbee

Rodney was one of a kind. He was a sweet and caring person inside and out. He will truly be missed. Rest in Heaven. Praying for strength to endure for the family.

- Rhonda Wilson

I have so many wonderful memories of this wonderful man! He made a difference in my life! I have not ever met anyone like him. He was bound and determined to live his best life no matter what life through at him. He made you feel like you were the only one that mattered when he was talking with you!! I will miss my friend but I know I will see him again! As we promised each other last Wednesday, we will see each other again! I love him and Carmen and all the Lott family!!

- Heather Pasley

(Uncle) Rodney was one of the most kind hearted people I've ever met. I really enjoyed when me and my church Victory Baptist Church was volunteered to help build his house. I really had a blessing doing that. I enjoyed the joking around and cutting up having fun with him. I will miss you. Gone but not forgotten.

- Erin Pippin

So many sweet memories of this man. I loved hearing him sing. He always had a smile and a friendly greeting. He was an inspiration to me with his faith. Seeing him on Sunday's at church helped me renew my own faith. Rodney you were a role model to so many. Love and prayers to Carmen, and his family.

- Carolyn

Where do I start? I guess the last time is good as any place. The journey with Rodney was more like a friend you needed when life throw a curve ball at you and was waiting for a fast ball. He would drop down and pray for then. My two sons remember him from school at Troup. If wasnt Mr.Rodney they often their days was complete. Yet memories of child hood of Rodney had was spectacular watching him for hours. I going to miss him. This is not the last time we will see you their in heaven with other we remember..The road to is hard but,its just got alot more soft for us. Till we meet again smiles to the end my friend.

- Chuck Saxon

Where do I start? I guess the last time is good as any place. The journey with Rodney was more like a friend you needed when life throw a curve ball at you and was waiting for a fast ball. He would drop down and pray for then. My two sons remember him from school at Troup. If wasnt Mr.Rodney they often their days was complete. Yet memories of child hood of Rodney had was spectacular watching him for hours. I going to miss him. This is not the last time we will see you their in heaven with other we remember..The road to is hard but,its just got alot more soft for us. Till we meet again smiles to the end my friend.

- Chuck Saxon