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Dorothy J. Earls

03/27/1951 - 08/10/2017

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Obituary For Dorothy J. Earls

With humble respect, Carter Funeral Home announces the transition of Dorothy J. Earls of Midway, Alabama on Thursday, August 10, 2017.

Celebration of Life Services will be held Thursday, August 17,2017 at 11:00 am from the sanctuary of the Cooper Chapel AME Zion Church, 11535 Co Rd 10 Warrior Stand Community, Union Springs, Alabama 36089.

Words of comfort will be rendered by the Rev John Leonard.

Interment will follow in the. Cooper Chapel AME Zion Cemetery.

Mrs.Earls will lie in repose at the church, one hour prior to Celebration of Life Services.

Visitation for family and friends will be Wednesday, August 16, 2017 from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm at Carter Funeral Home.

Mrs. Dorothy Earls was born on March 27, 1951 to the late Mr. Cleophas Campbell and Ms. Juanita Donner in Macon County, Alabama.

Mrs. Dorothy Earls confessed Christ at an early age and joined Dawson Baptist Church, Roba, Alabama. Later, she married the love of her life, John, who gave her the nickname “Woman”. She joined St. Mark AME Church, Hurtsboro, Alabama, where she served as a faithful member. Dorothy served as the secretary for St. Mark AME Church for 40 years until 2015. Presently, she served on the Steward Board, member of the Missionary Society, President of the Pastor Aide Society, and President of the Benevolent Committee.

Mrs. Dorothy Earls was employed at Tuskegee University until retirement in 2014. Dorothy was affectionately known in the community as “Dot Earls”.

Mrs. Dorothy Earls departed this life on August 10, 2017. She leaves to cherish her memories, a loving husband, John Earls, Midway, Alabama; two daughters, Angela Donner and Johnnay Earls both of Phenix City, Alabama; two granddaughters, DeMonika Donner and Haeden Donner both of Montgomery, Alabama; two great-grandsons, Camden Crittenton and Rhylan Donner; six sisters, Barbara Chambliss, Emma (Willie) Wright, Beatrice Donner, Velma Campbell, Ethel Campbell Howard, Queen Campbell all of Tuskegee, Alabama; seven brothers, Clint (Denise) Doner, Tuskegee, Alabama, Michael (Christina) Donner, Keith (Lora) Baker both of Montgomery, Alabama, Cleophas Campbell Jr., Tuskegee, Alabama, James Otis Campbell, Clio, Alabama, Roosevelt Baker, Jr., Maurice Woods, Both of Tuskegee, Alabama, and Marcus Campbell, Tuskegee, Alabama; mother-in-law, Annie B. Earl, Midway, Alabama; brother-in-law, William (Addie) Earl Jr., Atlanta, Georgia; sisters-in-law, Isabella (James) Walker, Miami, Florida, Mary (Michael) Todd, Stone Mountain, Georgia, Irene Earl, Riverdale, Georgia, Edna Earl Phillips, Akron, Ohio, Mable Earl, Sharpsburg, Georgia, Alice Earl, Atlanta, Georgia, Lucy Earl, Forest Park, Georgia; special cousin, Earl Harris, Jr.; special friends, Lillie Echols, Arthur Love, Benny Jones, Stacie Henderson, Bobbie Jean Perry, Thomas Perry, Jr., Earl Jackson, Jerrell James, Felicia White, Robert Davis; along with a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

The Staff of Carter Funeral Home is honored to support the Earls Family with End of Life Services.


Services

16
mar

2:00 PM
Carter Funeral Home
109 Holcombe Ave
Union Springs, AL 36089

Guest Book

Always remembering Dot's cheerful and giving spirit. May time bring you great comfort and healing.

- William Hodge

So very, very sorry to hear this sad news. Dot was a wonderful lady who exemplified the best in what it means to be a hard working Christian lady. It was a joy to talk with her and laugh with her. She always met people with a smile. I hope you, the family, can find comfort in your happy and joyful memories.

- Phyllis Alston

Chocolate Chip as I affectionately called her will be greatly missed. She was and will forever be remembered for her generosity in providing young people in the surrounding communities with the sport of softball. She was a legend as well as a diva. Ride on to heaven in your red corvette.

- LC Washington

To the family of Dot as we called her. She will be missed dearly, she was a friend and she helped many people that she met and definitely the ones that attended Tuskegee University. My sympathy is with each of you. Laura

- Laura Turner