Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameJesse Edward “Ed” Galloway 
Birth21 Jul 1924, Darlington, Darlington County, SC
Death20 Dec 2007, VA Medical Center, Salisbury, Rowan County, NC
Burial23 Dec 2007, Lakeland Memorial Park, Monroe, Union County, NC
FatherToye Edward “T.E.” Galloway (1898-1991)
MotherMazalee Emily Chapman (1906-2001)
Spouses
Birth3 Mar 1926, Gold Hill, Rowan County, NC
Death22 Oct 2020, Rowan County, NC
Burial26 Oct 2020, Gold Hill Cemetery, Gold Hill, Rowan County, NC
FatherEli Deberry Shaver (1886-1944)
MotherAgnes Catherine Taylor (1885-1975)
Marriage15 Nov 1945
ChildrenEli Edward (1947-2024)
Linda Louise (1948-)
Wanda Taye (1949-)
Judy Kay (1950-2020)
Deborah Jean “Debbie” (1952-)
Donnie Ray
Randy “Joe” (1956-)
Joyce Ann (Died as Child) (1958-1959)
Janet Leigh (1959-)
Jeffrey Wayne “Jeff”
Michael Anthony “Mike”
Birth8 Aug 1929
Death14 May 2009
BurialLakeland Memorial Park, Monroe, Union County, NC
FatherAlfred Oscar Gaddy (1890-1941)
MotherEmma Georgia Staton (1900-1985)
Notes for Jesse Edward “Ed” Galloway
Jesse Edward 'Ed' Galloway
MONROE - Jesse Edward "Ed" Galloway, also known as "Buttermilk," 83, of Monroe, died December 20, 2007, at Hefner VA Medical Center in Salisbury after several years of declining health.
Mr. Galloway was born July 21, 1924, in Darlington, S.C., a son of the late Toye and Mazallee Galloway. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during World War II.
After serving his country, he began his career at Cannon Mills Plant 6 Weave Room in Kannapolis. He also served as a milk hauler for Carnation Milk Co. in Albemarle and started contracting mail service in the early 1960s. In 1967, he created Galloway Trucking and was a U.S. Mail contractor until his retirement. He also served as a president of Star Route Association.
People loved his sense of humor and the way he handled his work ethic. He was also known for his love of gospel music.
Preceding him in death were a daughter, Joyce Ann Galloway; a stepdaughter, Barbara; brothers Bernard Galloway and Jerry Galloway; and a sister, Lavada Louise Doby.
Survivors include his wife, Frances Taylor Galloway of Monroe, who was his friend and companion; children from a previous marriage Eli Edward Galloway, Albemarle, Linda Davis, DeRidder, La., Wanda Galloway Oatman, Kannapolis, Judy Kay Flowe and Debbie Jean Boger, Salisbury, Donnie Ray Galloway, Columbia, N.C., Jeffery Wayne Galloway McCloud, Concord, Randy Joe Galloway, Rockwell, and Janet Leigh Lambert and Michael Anthony Galloway, Salisbury; stepdaughter Bonnie Preslar; brothers Lester Franklin Galloway and Earl Henry Galloway, Richfield, James Allen Galloway, South Carolina, and Darrell Lee Galloway, Rockwell; sisters Ophelia Taylor and Helen Brady, Gold Hill, Gaynell Funderburk, Kannapolis, and Edith Almond, Albemarle; 19 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren.
Services were held December 23, 2007, at McEwen Funeral Home of Monroe.
Ed's mottoes were: All the self-help on raising children is in the Bible; an idle mind is the Devil's workshop; and if you work hard, you will make it. He tried to live by these things.
Salisbury Post, 13 Jan 2008
MONROE - Jesse Edward "Ed" Galloway, also known as "Buttermilk," 83, of Monroe, died December 20, 2007, at Hefner VA Medical Center in Salisbury after several years of declining health.
Mr. Galloway was born July 21, 1924, in Darlington, S.C., a son of the late Toye and Mazallee Galloway. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during World War II.
After serving his country, he began his career at Cannon Mills Plant 6 Weave Room in Kannapolis. He also served as a milk hauler for Carnation Milk Co. in Albemarle and started contracting mail service in the early 1960s. In 1967, he created Galloway Trucking and was a U.S. Mail contractor until his retirement. He also served as a president of Star Route Association.
People loved his sense of humor and the way he handled his work ethic. He was also known for his love of gospel music.
Preceding him in death were a daughter, Joyce Ann Galloway; a stepdaughter, Barbara; brothers Bernard Galloway and Jerry Galloway; and a sister, Lavada Louise Doby.
Survivors include his wife, Frances Taylor Galloway of Monroe, who was his friend and companion; children from a previous marriage Eli Edward Galloway, Albemarle, Linda Davis, DeRidder, La., Wanda Galloway Oatman, Kannapolis, Judy Kay Flowe and Debbie Jean Boger, Salisbury, Donnie Ray Galloway, Columbia, N.C., Jeffery Wayne Galloway McCloud, Concord, Randy Joe Galloway, Rockwell, and Janet Leigh Lambert and Michael Anthony Galloway, Salisbury; stepdaughter Bonnie Preslar; brothers Lester Franklin Galloway and Earl Henry Galloway, Richfield, James Allen Galloway, South Carolina, and Darrell Lee Galloway, Rockwell; sisters Ophelia Taylor and Helen Brady, Gold Hill, Gaynell Funderburk, Kannapolis, and Edith Almond, Albemarle; 19 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren.
Services were held December 23, 2007, at McEwen Funeral Home of Monroe.
Ed's mottoes were: All the self-help on raising children is in the Bible; an idle mind is the Devil's workshop; and if you work hard, you will make it. He tried to live by these things.
Salisbury Post, 13 Jan 2008