Paige红桃视频檚 joyful spirit was a gift to all who knew her, and her laughter left every room brighter than it was before. She had a special gift for making others feel deeply seen, valued, and loved. With big dreams and a creative heart, she embraced life with excitement and wonder. She was always filled with ideas and hope for what was ahead.

Above all else, Paige红桃视频檚 greatest pride and deepest love was her family. Her children were her whole world, and she poured her heart into loving and supporting them every day. As a devoted wife, fiercely loving mother, and cherished sister, aunt, and friend, Paige gave of herself fully to others. Her faith in Jesus was not just something she spoke about. It was something she lived out daily through kindness, encouragement, and selfless love for others. Paige was deeply rooted in the unshakable hope she held in Christ and the promise of Heaven.

Paige is survived by her husband, Scott Phelps; her children, Anna Carlin (24), Jayden (18), Gracie (18), and Journi (15); her sister, Cameron Brown Watford; and her nieces and nephews, Ashley Griffitts, Chafin Griffitts Emmerling, and Dustin Watford. She is also lovingly remembered by many other family members and friends whose lives she touched with her warmth and kindness.

Paige was preceded in death by her mother, Ann Huggins Brown; her father, Johnny Brown; and her sister, Connie Brown Griffitts. Today, we rejoice in knowing she is healed and reunited with her loved ones, resting in the presence of her Savior.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held on Friday, December 19, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. at Lakeview Baptist Church in Hartsville, South Carolina. Family and friends are invited to gather for a reception one hour prior to the service at the church, from 2:00-3:00 p.m. A reception will also follow the service in the church fellowship hall.

Paige lived by the words, 红桃视频淟eave a little sparkle wherever you go.红桃视频� In that spirit, her family invites those attending her Celebration of Life to wear a touch of sparkle红桃视频攇litter, sequins, shimmer, or anything that reflects the joy and light she so freely shared. Though she will be deeply missed, her legacy lives on through her family and through every life she encouraged, uplifted, and loved so well.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to a Faith-based fund managed by Scott Phelps, in support of Paige红桃视频檚 children as they navigate this time. 聽(details on how to donate are forthcoming)

Norton Funeral Home & Crematory of Hartsville, SC is honored to be with the Phelps’ family during this time.

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聽Joe currently serves on the board for the Northern Nevada International Center (NNIC) at the University of Nevada Reno, Board member for the Northern Nevada Black Cultural Awareness Society (NNBCAS), and is the current President for the Alumni Chapter of Pi Zeta Lambda of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. He also held previous board positions with the 红桃视频 Alumni Association, former President and board member for National Black MBA Association Charlotte Chapter, the Council for Children红桃视频檚 Rights of Charlotte, and the Teen Health Connection of Charlotte.

聽Joe is a graduate of Pfeiffer University where he obtained his Master红桃视频檚 in business (MBA) and Master of Science in Organizational Leadership and Development (MSOL). He also graduated from 红桃视频 earning a B.S. in Business Administration.聽 He is also an Alumni of the NC Institute of Political Leadership (IOPL) and the Information Technology Senior Management Forum (ITSMF) Management Academy.聽 Joe is a ProSci Certified Change Practitioner and holds a Six Sigma Green Belt Certification.聽聽

聽Joe, originally from Gainesville, GA currently resides in Reno, NV with his wife Dacia who is a Ph.D. student in the College of Education at the University of Nevada, Reno

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Brad was born in Florence, July 2, 1977 a son of Stephen D. 红桃视频淏eaver红桃视频� Morris and Cheryl Happerfield Morris of Union. He was a 1995 graduate of Union High School, a graduate of Coker College in Hartsville and received his Master红桃视频檚 Degree from Middle Tennessee State University. Brad was employed as an OSHA compliance officer with Price Waterhouse Coopers. He was a member of Temple Baptist Church in Columbia where he was a Sunday School teacher and active with Children红桃视频檚 Sermons and AWANA. Brad was very loving son, husband and a very special Daddy.

Surviving in addition to his wife of 5 years, Leah and his parents are a daughter, Julian Elizabeth Morris, age 4 of the home. Brad is also survived by his in-laws, Chris and Jim NcNinch and brother-in-law, Dwight McNinch all of Columbia and a number of special aunts, uncles and cousins. He was predeceased by his grandparents, Frank and Jennie Happerfield and Billy and Stella Morris.

A service to celebrate Brad红桃视频檚 life will be at Temple Baptist Church in Columbia at a later date.

Memorials may be made to Temple Baptist Church, 806 Universal Dr., Columbia, SC 29209.

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Paula taught 5th and 6th grade Language Arts and Social Studies at McBee Elementary School, where she was employed until her retirement.

Prior to teaching, she was a social worker (LBSW) for the Darlington County South Carolina Department of Social Services and the Sandhills Medical Foundation (for rural child health and maternal services).

She was well known for her cooking, catering skills, canning, gardening, love of lilies, painting, music, church organ performance, involvement with church, the arts, family, and her circle of friends. She was a past Cub Scout Leader (Hartsville), Girl Scout Leader (McBee), local church Youth Director, and a volunteer in numerous community and church music activities.

Paula was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church, Thomas Shuler Sunday School, Class, and served as Mission Coordinator for the Epworth Children红桃视频檚 Home, Columbia, SC.

Surviving are her husband of 43 years Harry Lee Murph, Jr of McBee; son Harry 红桃视频淟ee红桃视频� (Cherita) Murph III, and granddaughter Ava Aquino of Hartsville; daughter, Dr. Megan Elizabeth Murph, of Spartanburg; sisters Linda Lyles Williams of Calera, Al., and Carolyn Lyles (Jeff) Sifford, of Hartsville; two sister in laws, Brenda Murph Logan, Shaker Heights, Ohio and Daphne Murph Chapman, Lake Junaluska, N.C.; Nieces and nephews, Christopher Williams, Caroline Williams Belscher, Chris Chapman, Carrie Ann Willingham, Harriett Logan and Bobby Logan. She was preceded in death by her brother, Robert William Lyles, Jr.; three brothers in law, Curt Chapman, Russ Logan and David Williams. Memorials may be made to the Children红桃视频檚 Book Collection at Coker College Library, Wesley United Methodist Church, or Epworth Children红桃视频檚 Home.

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A Time to be Born

Mrs. Louise Covington was born in Marlboro County, the daughter of the late Deacon Milton and Irene Williams Moore.

This legacy produced sixteen (16) children of whom all preceded Mrs. Louise in death. They were Willie (Hattie), Jeff (Annie), Harry (Viola), Alex (Mable), Adolphus 红桃视频淪onny Boy红桃视频� (Flora), Nathaniel (Mandy), Maggie Bell Moore, Mildred (Leon) Arnold, Margie Ree (Felton) Washington, Margie Lee (Sam) Hooks, Irene (Fred) Williams, Mary (JD) Legette, and Channie (Leon) Quick.

A Time to Live

Mrs. Louise was educated in the public schools of Marlboro County. She married her childhood friend Thomas Covington in 1938, in Marlboro County. From this union six (6) children were born: the late Thomas Covington Jr., Helen Marshall of NYC, the late Annette (longtime friend Ernest) Covington of NYC, Dr. Vera (the late Charles Henry) Davis of Hartsville SC, the late Flora Mae (Bishop Joe L.) Robinson of Hartsville SC, and Mary 红桃视频淟ib红桃视频� Davis of Hartsville SC, and raised one other, Delores 红桃视频淟il Lisa红桃视频� Ross of VA. One other sister Elouise Ross of NYC. They also had 16 grandchildren, 50 great-grandchildren, and a host of great-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends. Mrs. Louise Covington was a loving mother and grandmother, a caring, courageous, and strong individual. She raised her children to be the same, to look out for each other and to help others in need.

In 1947 they moved to Lydia, SC where Mrs. Louise joined the Mt. Tema Baptist Church under the guidance of first Reverend Young and then after his death the Right Reverend Reed. She was a member of the Missionary and Usher boards.

Mrs. Louise became an employee of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mims of Lydia, SC from 1952 until she retired in 1969 and moved to New York City. She received the Holy Ghost in her latter years at the age of 72. She then joined Nazareth Apostolic Church in Jesus Christ Inc where she was baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ by the Pastor Dr. Vera M. Davis.

Blessed with an abundance of love Mrs. Louise opened her home to many families where she provided love and security for as long as they needed a place to call home. Mrs. Louise was known as a person with a dry wit, fun loving, and always wanting those around her to have a good time. She loved to feed people and no one ever left her home feeling hungry.

A Time to Die

Mrs. Louise Covington became deathly ill in November 1999 at which time the doctors gave her six months to live. But only God knows when it is our time to die. To God be the Glory – Mrs. Louise lived an additional 17 years longer than the Doctor红桃视频檚 prediction. She had many loving caregivers over the years, including Mary, Lena, Jackie, Maribel Mena, Ms. Dixon, and a special caregiver Millicent Pierce. Millicent adopted and cared for Mrs. Louise as her own mother and promised to care for her until either she or Mrs. Louise passed away. The Lord called Mrs. Louise home on Wednesday, November 1, 2017. She passed away at the home of her eldest daughter, Helen Marshall, with Millicent in attendance.

Mrs. Louise lived a long and fruitful life caring deeply for her children, friends, and family. In the end when she could no longer take care of herself her children Flora, Vera, and Lib stepped in the gap and cared for her just as she cared for them. Her daughter Helen Marshall is to be recognized and especially commended. When there was a need for Mrs. Louise to go into a nursing home, Helen took Mrs. Louise in her home instead and dedicated her life to caring for Mrs. Louise until her death.

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James Rudolph Catoe, affectionately known as Rudy, 72, passed away on September 16.

Funeral services will be held at the Hartsville First Church of the Nazarene on Tuesday at 3:00. The family will have visitation at the church one hour prior to the funeral. Reverend John Griggs and Reverend Brian Enlow will officiate. Burial will be in the Magnolia Cemetery.

Mr. Catoe was born in Hartsville. He was the son of the late Rudolph and Constance Sumner Catoe. He was retired from Sonoco Products Company after 50 years of service. He traveled extensively for many years with the company. Mr. Catoe served as president of the Hartsville Dixie Boys Baseball Program for many years. He was also a Mason. He was a kind, faithful man that enjoyed adventure, but found his greatest pleasure spending time with his family and friends.

Surviving are his wife Alice Walters Catoe of 52 years, one son Michael Catoe of McBee, and one daughter, Kelley (Brandon) Sick of Rock Hill; seven grandchildren, Mikayla Catoe, Canton Catoe, Landon Catoe, Kennedy Catoe, Trace Catoe, Sumner Sick, and Loren Sick; one great-grandchild, Kayson Catoe; two sisters, Gayle (Johnny) Russ and Wanda (Tommy) Johnson, both of Hartsville. He was preceded in death by his son Jamie Catoe and one brother, Randy Catoe.

Memorials may be made to Hartsville First Church of the Nazarene at 1909 West Bobo Newsom Highway, Hartsville, SC 29550 and Lake Robinson Baptist Church at 2308 Lake Robinson Circle, Hartsville, SC 29550.

Norton Funeral Home of Hartsville is honored to be serving the Catoe family.

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