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Wade "Butch" Ussery
November 19, 1948 - August 18, 2021
West Point, GA
It is always difficult saying goodbye to someone we love and cherish. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved Wade Ussery of West Point, Georgia, who passed away at the age of 72, on August 18, 2021. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family. You may also light a candle in honor of Wade Ussery or send a beautiful flower arrangement to the funeral service.
He was predeceased by : his parents, Wade Cofield Ussery, Jr. and Frankie Nell Milam Peacock; and his siblings, Bradley Cameron Ussery and Martha Demaris Ussery. He is survived by : his wife Janice Dixon Ussery; his children, Brian Ussery of Canton, Georgia, Anna Ussery Stone of Summerville, Amy Ussery Calvin of Summerville and Lynn "Buffy" Schmitz of Winnsboro, Texas; his brother Gary Peacock (Sherry) of LaGrange; his siblings-in-law, Troy Dixon of LaGrange, Bennie Dixon of LaGrange, Jimmy Dixon of LaGrange, Emily McKenzie (Alvin) of Rio Rancho and Terri Ussery of Columbus, Georgia; his step-mother Gladys Ussery of Columbus; and his cousins, Lynn Rooks (Steve) of LaGrange, Bobbie Jean Frailey of LaGrange, Mike Ford (Charlotte) of LaGrange, Eddie Ussery of Lanett and David Ussery of Lanett Alabama. He is also survived by his 11 Grandchildren; his 13 great grandchildren; his nieces and nephews.
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William Noel Wireman (1965)
Butch, Hal Bramlett, Lenny Reilly and I grew up together in Bennings Hills, although he was 2 years younger than us but fit in being an air force brat. We were constantly exploring the area, even going under the shopping center in the drainage ditches. Although we would always get together at Hal's ham shack in the evenings or just lay on the grass watching the stars to discuss the day's current events. I remember Butch as being a quite and reserved, that was probably because he was the youngest of our group of 4. His sister had died in a car accident while riding in a car with some of her girlfriends just down the hill from where we were living. So, I was surprised to see a younger brother appear shortly after her death. Butch, you will be remembered by your friends always, Bill "Noel"" Wireman.
Tammy Edelman (Nunnally) (1968)
Butch was a good friend during my high school years. We lost touch many years ago but I'm happy to see he had a good life.