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Obituary For Charles E. "Boo" "Low Rider" Mitchell

Charles Edward “Boo” Mitchell transitioned peacefully on Monday, July 22, 2024, at his home. He was born on August 19, 1961, to Fannie Mae Gibbons Mitchell and John B Mitchell. His life was marked by meaningful contributions and cherished memories.

Celebration of Life Services will be held on Monday, July 29, 2024 at the Hardeman Springfield Baptist Church, 5116 Belmont Road, Louisville, GA at 11:00 A.M.

Interment will be held in the Hardeman Springfield Baptist Church Cemetery.

At an early age Charles joined the Christian family at the Hardeman Springfield Baptist Church in Louisville, Georgia, and proudly graduated from Louisville High School in 1979. Known affectionately as "Boo," he had a successful career as a dedicated truck driver, known as “LOW RIDER”, working with esteemed companies such as B.H. Trucking Company, Howard Sheppard Trucking Company, Kenneth Trucking Company, and C & B Trucking Company. Charles also served as a Truck Driver Instructor at Sandersville Technical School, where he met his devoted wife, with whom he shared 23 wonderful years of marriage. In his leisure time, Charles enjoyed fishing and bringing joy to those around him through his humor.

Charles is preceded in death by his father; sisters, Rosetta Mitchell and Anne Cannon, brother, Jerry Swint, Jr.; and a grandson, Sebestain Lewis.

He leaves behind cherished memories and a loving family, including his devoted wife, Bettye Mitchell of Louisville, GA; his mother, Fannie Gibbons Mitchell of Louisville, GA; and four children: Sharleta Burton of Dublin, GA, Cherkera (Keith Jr.) Mitchell of Wadley, GA, Moniqua Harmon of Augusta, GA, and Kateisha Fields of Belle Grade, Florida. He is also survived by one stepdaughter, Yadetress (Craig) Mack of Atlanta, GA; two godsons, Dontavius Meadow of Augusta, GA, and Julius (Shannon) Patterson of California; and six caring sisters: Annie Mitchell of Lilburn, GA, Mary Gamble and Emily Jose of Wrightsville, GA, Doris (Linton) Johnson of Bartow, GA, Carrie (Devon) Williams of Ft. Lauderdale, FL, and Bobbie (Frank) Davis of Atlanta, GA. In addition, he is remembered by four brothers: Johnny Mitchell of Wadley, GA, Torris (Pamela) Mitchell of Louisville, GA, and Willie (Nettie) Swint and Willie (Delois) Williams of Wrightsville, GA. He leaves behind one aunt, Juanita Tarver of Wrens, GA; four sisters-in-law: Joan Poole of Sandersville, GA, Ella Ellison of Tennille, GA, Martha Norris of Louisville, GA, and Betty Swint of Wrightsville, GA; as well as six beloved grandchildren: Chastity Burton, Christopher Jordan, Keith Mitchell III, Keirstin Mitchell, River Alexander, and Madisyn Ferguson, along with Caydence Mack. He is also survived by his god-sister, Wendy (Andrew) Sheppard, and dedicated friends Milton Reaves, Diane “Lady D.” Young and Diane Cunningham, as well as a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins and family members and friends, all of whom will carry his spirit forward with love and fond memories.

Davis Funeral Home of 725 Beech Street Louisville, is in charge of the arrangements for Mr. Charles Edward “Boo” “Low Rider” Mitchell.

Guest Book

Low Rider, We're going to miss you driver. Rest in Peace, Toni, Taliyah, Romeo, and Brooklyn Fields

- Toni Fields

I am so very sorry for his passing he was always so sweet and funny as we we're growing up I pray God will comfort all of ours hearts as we mourn his loss

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Please accept our condolences on the homegoing of my cousin Charles "Low Rider" Mitchell. When visiting the family in Georgia, Charles would lift everyone's spirits with his unique sense of humor. He's resting in the shadow of the almighty now. Sincerely, William Gibbons Jr. and family.

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Boo one of the most laid back drivers I ever met. He trained me on dump trucks at Howard Sheppard, he never got upset or went off! His advice was " take your time don't hurry" I talked to him Sunday afternoon. You will be greatly missed!C

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I am heartbroken as I learn of Boo's passing. My sincere condolences to all that knew and loved him. We worked together at LA and he was such a hard worker, never complained,always willing to go above and beyond anything that was asked of him.Rest in paradise my friend.Thank you for all the laughs we shared. We will see you again.(Marilyn Hattaway Hillman)

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Prayers for ALL who are touched by this loss! Charles was a good man. May he RIP.

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Charles was a good guy...I worked with him years ago at Forstman..always smiling and cutting up...and always ready to lend a hand...Gary Ware Jr..Wadley GA..RIP..

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My sincerest sympathy is with you, my dear family. Time and distance makes memories extremely precious. Remembering our time spent with my Grandma, your Aunt Corine and my uncle Rayford; eating plums, sugar cane, and other delicious treats. Peace be with you and prayers for God's comfort during this difficult time. Cousin Vara "Pumpkin" Allen-Jones

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My condolences to the family very good man caring person RIP Boo Bernice McCall Augusta GA

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My deepest condolences to the family. Boo will always be remembered for his kindness. May God comfort you during this season.

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Rest in Peace, my dear friend Low Rider . Your dedication to the trucking industry will always be remembered. The Washington County Truckers community will miss you greatly. Love your friend , Rene' Quiettyme (QT)

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Lowrider one of the coolest brothers I knew when I started working at Sheppard. I appreciated all the advice you gave me over 20 years ago. RIP driver

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Well Low Rider, you will always be loved and remembered for your kindness and dedication to everyone. I know you didn't meet any strangers treated everyone equal as though you knew them forever. So sorry for the loss prayers for the family

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Prayers and condolences to the family. Charles' memory will be a blessing to all of us. God Bless. -Phil Smith

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