Charles "Chuck" Woolery

Charles “Chuck” Roscoe Woolery, III, 82, of Athens, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ February 27, 2023.

Born in Jacksonville, FL, he was the son of the late Charles Roscoe Woolery, Jr. and Ella Mae Scott.  A resident of Athens since 1971. Chuck was one of the first to become a licensed electrician in Georgia. He was founder of Woolery and Associates Electrical Contractors. He and his late wife, Joyce Woolery (2019), were charter members of Cleveland Road Baptist Church where he served as deacon. Chuck was a longtime Little League coach, coaching both his sons and 30 years later his grandsons. He was also Little League District Administrator for Little League in the ‘70’s. He loved fishing, watching the Braves and playing golf. For many years he served as Chairman of the golf tournament fund raiser that raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for Penfield Christian Home and Heart Ministries.

Survivors include his sons, Jeff Woolery and Rob (Jill) Woolery, of Athens; sister, Terri Weinberg of Jacksonville, FL; grandchildren, Brianna Nicole Woolery of Washington State, Jake Woolery of Jacksonville, FL and Max Woolery of Nashville, TN and several nieces and nephews.

The memorial service will be Sunday, March 26, 2023 at 2:00 PM at Lord and Stephens, WEST, Watkinsville.  The family will receive friends following the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Cleveland Road Baptist Church.

From The Family:
This mighty man of God has entered heaven. If works could save a man, his would have but Chuck Woolery was saved by grace. He believed in Jesus and knew him as his Savior and Lord (John 3:16). What an amazing dad, grandad, father-in-law, husband, brother, friend, boss, business partner, church leader, servant this man has been over the years. His love and faithfulness will influence our family for generations to come. For this we are forever grateful. Alzheimer’s changed some of his brain but couldn’t steal the light of Jesus that showed through him every day. We love you, Grandy