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Charlotte Faye Peterson Burton, Adair County, KY (1938-2017) 
While Charlotte became a believer in Christ at an early age, she renewed her faith with passion in her middle years. Wherever she lived her spirit of encouragement permeated her presence.Click on headline for complete obituary Charlotte Faye Peterson Burton, 79, began eternity on December 14, 2017. She was born on May 14, 1938, on Canaan Hollow Road in Erwin, TN as the youngest of eight children of Dove & Rettia Peterson. Services for Charlotte will be in Kingsport this Sunday, December 17, at Colonial Heights Baptist Church, 108 Colonial Heights Road, Colonial Heights, TN Visitation is 1pm-3pmCT/2pm-4pmET, with a memorial service to follow. Services in Columbia, KY, are on December 29, 2017, at Bearwallow United Methodist Church, 6020 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY. Visitation will be from 1pm-2pmCT, with a memorial service and burial in Haven Hill Cemetery, 1276 Liberty Road, to follow. Charlotte's son, Greg, will be the officiant with her grandchildren also participating. Six of her siblings have preceded her in death. She is survived by:
Charlotte spent her early years in Erwin before moving to Gap Creek Road in Elizabethton upon the death of her mother. From there she moved to Pontiac, IL to live with family. It was there she met Bert at a company picnic. They married on May 18, 1957 and moved to Geneseo, IL where Greg was born a year later. There was one more move to Iowa before they located in Louisville, KY. Bert said, "No child should be raised up North if you can help it!" She would eventually become a fully-licensed insurance agent with the Bill Barlow Agency in the Fern Creek community of Louisville, KY. While Charlotte became a believer in Christ at an early age, she renewed her faith with passion in her middle years. Wherever she lived her spirit of encouragement permeated her presence. Several churches over the years were their spiritual homes. At her passing she was a member of Colonial Heights Baptist Church of Kingsport, where her son is the senior pastor. Her assigned deacons were wonderfully faithful in caring for her. In her later years she enjoyed the sweet fellowship of Hunter Memorial Baptist Church and their pastor, Rev. Doug Hartley. Charlotte devoted herself to a legacy of encouraging her family and friends. Those who truly knew her were better for it. In her later years her focus on prayer and devotion grew. She found great joy in memorizing scripture. Exchanging cards with friends was such a pleasure. Those who wrote her will never know how much that meant. The family is greatly appreciative to the friends and churches that have blessed her over the years. Rev. Ron Owens was a refreshing friend at Indian Path Medical Center, which gave excellent care, along with NHC and Debbie Hubbard. We are grateful to the kindness of Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home and others in caring for us. A few years ago Charlotte accidentally received a letter from her church asking if she had interest in helping retire the debt on our Family Life Center. Greg explained the letter was not really for her but she insisted on donating generously each month for four years. In that spirit, those wishing to honor Charlotte may, in lieu of flowers, give any donation to the FLC Fund at Colonial Heights Baptist Church. To God be the glory. Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home, 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY, is in charge of local funeral arrangements. This story was posted on 2017-12-26 14:05:28
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