Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameCaleb “Roy” Everett Jr. 
Birth18 Sep 1920
Death3 May 1980
Burial7 May 1980, Hollywood Cemetery, Newsoms, Southampton County, Virginia
FatherCaleb Roy Everett (1892-1990)
MotherThelma Lee Eley (1899-1986)
Spouses
Birth19 Feb 1925, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Death12 Nov 2011
Burial26 Nov 2011, Hollywood Cemetery, Newsoms, Southampton County, Virginia
FatherJohn Henderson “J.H.” Cook (1881-1962)
MotherMyrtle Stoner (1893-1982)
ChildrenLeslie H. (-<2011)
Stephen R.
Betsy
Notes for Caleb “Roy” Everett Jr.
Rev. C. Roy Everett Jr.
A funeral service for the Rev. Caleb Roy Everett Jr., 59, was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Central United Methodist Church, Staunton. Burial was Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in Hollywood Cemetery, Newsoms.
Superintendent of the Staunton District of the United Methodist Church, he died Saturday in an automobile accident in Augusta County.
A native of Sedley, he was the husband of Mrs. Laverne Cook Everett.
He graduated from Randolph-Macon College and Duke University School of Divinity. He served pastorates in Portsmouth, Richmond, Roanoke and Northern Virginia before becoming district superintendent last year.
Other survivors include a daughter, Miss Betsy Everett of Fairfax; two sons, Stephen R. Everett of Montpelier, Vt. And Leslie Everett of Harrisonburg; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb R. Everett Sr. of Newsoms; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Reed of Emporia and Mrs. Robert Mish of Lexington; and a brother, Joseph Everett of Newsoms.
Memorial donated may be made to Virginia United Methodist Assembly, Blackstone, Virginia.
A funeral service for the Rev. Caleb Roy Everett Jr., 59, was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Central United Methodist Church, Staunton. Burial was Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in Hollywood Cemetery, Newsoms.
Superintendent of the Staunton District of the United Methodist Church, he died Saturday in an automobile accident in Augusta County.
A native of Sedley, he was the husband of Mrs. Laverne Cook Everett.
He graduated from Randolph-Macon College and Duke University School of Divinity. He served pastorates in Portsmouth, Richmond, Roanoke and Northern Virginia before becoming district superintendent last year.
Other survivors include a daughter, Miss Betsy Everett of Fairfax; two sons, Stephen R. Everett of Montpelier, Vt. And Leslie Everett of Harrisonburg; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb R. Everett Sr. of Newsoms; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Reed of Emporia and Mrs. Robert Mish of Lexington; and a brother, Joseph Everett of Newsoms.
Memorial donated may be made to Virginia United Methodist Assembly, Blackstone, Virginia.