1960
Charlene
2023
Charlene Stringer
November 9, 1960 — July 24, 2023
Charlene Stringer passed away on Monday July 24, 2023 at Candler Hospital surrounded by her family and friends.
Charlene was born and raised in Atlanta, GA but lived in Guyton, GA. She has now joined her parents in their eternal home.
She is preceded in death by her husband, James Stringer; her mother, Mildred Arrington; her father, Ellis F. Arrington; as well as her niece, Shawn Arrington.
She left behind two sons, Dusty Arrington and his wife Marilyn Arrington and Ricky Mobley; sisters, Brenda Thompson and her husband Thelbert Thompson and Darlene Miller; brother, Don Arrington.
Grandchildren, Reese Mobley, Nathan Mobley, Grayson Arrington, Lindsey Arrington, Gage Arrington, Madison Rowell, Jacob Rowell, Izzabella Rowell, MaKenzie Rowell, Sarah Rowell and two great grandsons.
Nieces and nephews, Frankie and his wife Tina, Trey, Kristina, Justin, Corey and his wife Shawn, Cody and his wife Perry, Emily and her husband Franco, Christopher, Wendi, Adrian and her husband Michael, Brandi and her husband Kevin, Jason, Gracy and Angela.
Charlene was an exceptional woman who had nothing but love for everyone she met especially for her sons, grandchildren and sisters. Charlene, Darlene and Brenda were the three amigos. Her favorite morning routine was having coffee with her sisters and that meant so much to her. Her two sons Dusty and Ricky meant the world to her and having all her grandkids running around her yard playing and giggling was the light of her life. She was an inspiring soul, always there for all who came to her with their troubles. Her home was always open to everyone and her hospitality made everyone feel important. She was the most loving, humble, compassionate, understanding, family-oriented woman one could ever have met. She loved being surrounded by family as she hosted many parties for her grandchildren in her home and attended every event possible. Charlene loved more than anything to spend time with family, but some of her favorites were shopping and cookouts. Her family is really
going to miss her beautiful smile and energy in the room.
Charlene was born and raised in Atlanta, GA but lived in Guyton, GA. She has now joined her parents in their eternal home.
She is preceded in death by her husband, James Stringer; her mother, Mildred Arrington; her father, Ellis F. Arrington; as well as her niece, Shawn Arrington.
She left behind two sons, Dusty Arrington and his wife Marilyn Arrington and Ricky Mobley; sisters, Brenda Thompson and her husband Thelbert Thompson and Darlene Miller; brother, Don Arrington.
Grandchildren, Reese Mobley, Nathan Mobley, Grayson Arrington, Lindsey Arrington, Gage Arrington, Madison Rowell, Jacob Rowell, Izzabella Rowell, MaKenzie Rowell, Sarah Rowell and two great grandsons.
Nieces and nephews, Frankie and his wife Tina, Trey, Kristina, Justin, Corey and his wife Shawn, Cody and his wife Perry, Emily and her husband Franco, Christopher, Wendi, Adrian and her husband Michael, Brandi and her husband Kevin, Jason, Gracy and Angela.
Charlene was an exceptional woman who had nothing but love for everyone she met especially for her sons, grandchildren and sisters. Charlene, Darlene and Brenda were the three amigos. Her favorite morning routine was having coffee with her sisters and that meant so much to her. Her two sons Dusty and Ricky meant the world to her and having all her grandkids running around her yard playing and giggling was the light of her life. She was an inspiring soul, always there for all who came to her with their troubles. Her home was always open to everyone and her hospitality made everyone feel important. She was the most loving, humble, compassionate, understanding, family-oriented woman one could ever have met. She loved being surrounded by family as she hosted many parties for her grandchildren in her home and attended every event possible. Charlene loved more than anything to spend time with family, but some of her favorites were shopping and cookouts. Her family is really
going to miss her beautiful smile and energy in the room.
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