Billy Michael Smith, age 58 of Canton passed away Saturday, January 12, 2013 at his residence. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday, January 15 from the Chapel of Darby Funeral Home at 2PM. Mr. Smith will be cremated after the Funeral Service. The family will be receiving friends Sunday, January 13 from 6:30-9PM and Monday, January 14 from 12 noon-9PM here at Darby Funeral Home.Survivors are Sisters Nancy Moody of Canton and Anita(Glenn) White of Canton; Niece Brittany(Clint) White of Waleska; Nephew Adam Moody of Canton; Great Nieces Addie Kilgore, Alina Moody and Aubrie Moody. Flowers will be accepted or Donations may be made toward Funeral expenses. The caring staff of Darby Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Billy Michael Smith
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My deepest regrets go to the family. Death is never an easy thing to cope with. God, however, promises us in his word that he will soon bring about a change. Not only does promise to do away with all sickness and death for good, but he also gives us a hope of seeing our loved ones again here on earth under peaceful conditions. May the many memories, along with these promises, comfort the family in the days ahead.-Revelation 21:4, Acts 24:15, Psalms 37:11.
I’ve known Billy since grammar school. One way to describe Billy- he was cool. Always good by many and we’ll all miss him. My thoughts and prayers for a laugh and always ready to get one on you- and he usually did. He never lost that “little boy” mischief and his sneaky “I got one on you, didn’t I” laugh is what I’ll always remember about him. Billy was loved are with the family. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Nancy and Anita,
I’m sorry to hear of Billy’s passing. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Leigh Bennett Ghorley
Nancy so sorry for your loss. Praying for you.
Nancy,
I am sorry to hear of Billy’s death. May you find comfort in knowing how many friends knew and loved your brother. You are in our thoughts and our prayers.
Ann and Jack
I’ve known Billy since grammar school. One way to describe Billy- he was cool. He was always good for a laugh and even better at getting one on you – which he usually did. He never lost that “little boy mischievousness” about him. His sneaky, “I got one on you, didn’t I!” style of laughter, is what I’ll always remember about him. Billy was loved by many of us and we’ll all miss him. We lost him way too soon. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all remaining friends.
I lived @ the end of Bill Smith Dr. , while married to Terry R. Padgett. Billy & Anita were/are good friends. RIP Billy. YOU will be missed; but I’ll see you up there one day. Watch after all of us who are still on this man’s Earth. Thank you for telling Terry & I whenever Bocephus (My Rottweiler) was chasing those cows ! Lol. My thoughts / prayers are with you and ALL your family. Your entire family are All GOOD people and it was MY privilege to know y’all for 18 yrs!!!!!!!
Sincerely,
Janice Cooper Powers
(706) 889-7907 P.S. I love & miss y’all !!!
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