TITLE:  Johnnie H. Watts

SOURCE: Keowee Publications May 9, 2001

SUBMITTED: The Westminster News

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, June 2001

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Westminster - Johnnie Huber Watts, 72, of 653 W. King Street in Westminster, husband of Annie
Lee Jones Watt, died May 2, 2001 at Oconee Memorial Hospital.  Born in Clayton, Georgia,he
was the son of the late Jess and Ila Justice Watts.  He was a self-employed carpenter
and attended Westminster Church of God.  In addition to his wife, survivors include
seven sons, Johnny Hubert Watts of Clayton, Bobby and Billy Ray Watts, both of Seneca, Thomas, 
Don Allen, Hoyt Lee, and Doyle Watts, all of Westminster; six ughters, Angie Sutherland of
Of Seneca, Kaye Holbrooks and Linda Entrekin, both of Westminster, Vickie Robertson
of Anderson, Patsy Deal and June Hume, bothof Toccoa, Ga., a step-son, Gene Hodgin of
Westminster; a granddaughter, Lotosha Watts of the home; two brothers, Lewis Watts of
Hickory, North Carolina and Calvin Watts of Athens, Ga.; a sister, Evelyn
Kilby of Clayton; 26 grandchildren; and 14 great grandchildren.  In addition to
his parents, Mr. Watts was preceded in death by a son, Curtis Watts; four brothers
J.C., Donald, Clois, and Ruben Watts; and a sister Robie Ledford.  Funeral services were
held Friday at the Westminster Chuch of God, conducted by theReverends Cordell
Godwin and Brian Bellotte.  Burial followed in Heritage Memorial Gardens.  Memorials may
be made to Westminster Church of God, 114 North Hampton Street, Westminster, 29693.
Sandifer Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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