Obituaries
Carl Clifton Rhyne
( September 13, 1931 - October 10, 2017 )
Carl Clifton Rhyne, age 86, of Stanley Total Living, and formerly of Iron Station, passed from his earthly home to his Heavenly home and Father on October 10, 2017. He had been living at Stanley Total Living for two and a half years.
A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, October 12, 2017, in the Iron Station Cemetery with Rev. Kevin Kirk officiating. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 11, 2017, at Warlick Funeral Home.
Carl was employed as a heavy equipment operator for McGee Bros. in Charlotte. He owned his own business for a while, eventually selling out to McGee Bros.
Carl was one of the hardest workers and known to be excellent in operating all kinds of heavy equipment. He was a wonderful provider for his family, a wonderful husband and father.
Carl served in the Coast Guard during the Korean War from 1951 – 1954 and was a member of American Legion Post 16.
He was born September 13, 1931, in Robeson County, to the late Alma Ivey Rhyne and Paul I. Rhyne. He had one sister, Frances Rhyne Caskey, who recently passed, and her son, Ronnie Caskey. He had four nieces and one nephew, Carol Caskey Connor, Ellen Caskey Lingerfelt (Wally), Pam Caskey Huskey and Jan Caskey, and nephew is Robin Caskey.
Carl is survived also by his wife, Roberta Fudge Rhyne; children Rhonda Rhyne Dysart, Bruce Rhyne (Janice), Kitty Rhyne Troxell, Rex Rhyne (Beth); ten grandchildren, Eric Hollar (Sara), Piper Rhyne, Paris Rhyne, Paul Rhyne, Will Rhyne, Tanner Rhyne, Lexi Sims, Claudia Dysart, Veronica Yost (Drew), and Zachary Dysart; and five great-grandchildren, Anna and Daniel Hollar, Garrison Patrick, Lilly Yost and Nora Yost.
Carl was a Christian, born again at New Life Baptist Church and later became a deacon. Everyone that knew Carl loved him. He played football at Lincolnton High. He loved the Washington Redskins, Duke Basketball, and Atlanta Braves baseball. He loved to play cards at the Oakhill Golf course. He loved Red Pickleseimer and his family and workers. He loved reading the Charlotte Observer from cover to cover every day.
He liked to hang out at Jerry’s One Stop in Iron Station to talk to all his buddies there. He loved Jerry’s hot dogs.
Carl is going to be greatly missed by his wife and family and all his friends, but we will all be together again one day in Heaven – if we have accepted what Jesus did on the cross. If we repented and he washed away our sins. Please everyone be sure that you have and we will be together forever in Heaven.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice, or to Stanley Total Living Center, 514 Old Mt. Holly Road, Stanley, NC 28164.
A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, October 12, 2017, in the Iron Station Cemetery with Rev. Kevin Kirk officiating. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 11, 2017, at Warlick Funeral Home.
Carl was employed as a heavy equipment operator for McGee Bros. in Charlotte. He owned his own business for a while, eventually selling out to McGee Bros.
Carl was one of the hardest workers and known to be excellent in operating all kinds of heavy equipment. He was a wonderful provider for his family, a wonderful husband and father.
Carl served in the Coast Guard during the Korean War from 1951 – 1954 and was a member of American Legion Post 16.
He was born September 13, 1931, in Robeson County, to the late Alma Ivey Rhyne and Paul I. Rhyne. He had one sister, Frances Rhyne Caskey, who recently passed, and her son, Ronnie Caskey. He had four nieces and one nephew, Carol Caskey Connor, Ellen Caskey Lingerfelt (Wally), Pam Caskey Huskey and Jan Caskey, and nephew is Robin Caskey.
Carl is survived also by his wife, Roberta Fudge Rhyne; children Rhonda Rhyne Dysart, Bruce Rhyne (Janice), Kitty Rhyne Troxell, Rex Rhyne (Beth); ten grandchildren, Eric Hollar (Sara), Piper Rhyne, Paris Rhyne, Paul Rhyne, Will Rhyne, Tanner Rhyne, Lexi Sims, Claudia Dysart, Veronica Yost (Drew), and Zachary Dysart; and five great-grandchildren, Anna and Daniel Hollar, Garrison Patrick, Lilly Yost and Nora Yost.
Carl was a Christian, born again at New Life Baptist Church and later became a deacon. Everyone that knew Carl loved him. He played football at Lincolnton High. He loved the Washington Redskins, Duke Basketball, and Atlanta Braves baseball. He loved to play cards at the Oakhill Golf course. He loved Red Pickleseimer and his family and workers. He loved reading the Charlotte Observer from cover to cover every day.
He liked to hang out at Jerry’s One Stop in Iron Station to talk to all his buddies there. He loved Jerry’s hot dogs.
Carl is going to be greatly missed by his wife and family and all his friends, but we will all be together again one day in Heaven – if we have accepted what Jesus did on the cross. If we repented and he washed away our sins. Please everyone be sure that you have and we will be together forever in Heaven.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice, or to Stanley Total Living Center, 514 Old Mt. Holly Road, Stanley, NC 28164.
Posted on 10 Oct 2017
Current Information
Contact
125 Dave Warlick Drive
Lincolnton, NC 28092
704/735-2521