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ERIC MAURICE LEE

by DFH Inc. on 03/11/25

Honors, Awards, Professional Affiliations

Eagle Scout: highest rank in Boy Scouts; SEMATECH Outstanding

Contribution Award; Motorola Manufacturing Excellence Award; and

AVS, Electrochemical Society, Materials Research Society

Home in Texas

Upon relocating to Austin, Eric immediately, and with great delight,

embraced the Texas lifestyle through his appreciation for Latin music,

passion for Salsa dancing, taste for “spicey” cuisine, and ability to learn

and speak Spanish. He made many long-lasting friends and memories

during that time.

Hobbies

Eric was an avid collector of comic books and vinyl records. He enjoyed

traveling, reading, and learning new languages: French and Japanese.

A Cherished Family

Eric leaves to celebrate his life and memory: daughter, Vanessa Lee,

Boston, MA; son, Myles Lee, Boston, MA; sister, Melissa R. Lee,

Knoxville, TN; brother, Steven M. Lee, Knoxville, TN; niece, Mia Lee,

Knoxville, TN; aunts: Georgia Mae A. Kyle, Whitesburg, TN; Joan Treese

(Lewis), Morristown, TN; Phyllis A. Blevins, Morristown, TN; Charlene

Davis (Robert), Morristown, TN; Darlynn A. McCrae (Larry), Bel Air, MD;

uncle, Robert L. Arnett, Knoxville, TN; and a host of other relatives and

extended Texas family. In addition to his parents, Eric was preceded in

death by his maternal grandfather, Louis Arnett; paternal grandparents,

Charles and Eunice Lee; aunt and uncle, Sylvia A. and Allen Gene Riley;

uncle, Dale Arnett; and several cousins.

FUNERAL SERVICES

Dockery-Senter Funeral Home, Inc.

117 East Third South Street, Morristown, TN 37813

IN APPRECIATION FROM THE FAMILY

We sincerely thank you and will always remember you for your prayers,

thoughts, presence, and expressions of sympathy in our time of loss.

Special thanks to Eric’s friends in Texas to include Jennifer Martin,

David Franco, Charles Harden, and Ray Arteaga.

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Anthony Lee Watson

by DFH Inc. on 03/11/25

In Loving Memory of Anthony Lee Watson (Tony)

[January 17, 1942] – [March 9, 2025]

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Tony Watson, who left this world peacefully at the age of 83. He was a devoted father, a cherished friend, and an inspiration to many.

Born on January 17, 1942 in Missouri, Tony lived a life marked by resilience, kindness, and unwavering love for his family. He was the proud and loving father of four daughters and one son: Stacy Livesay (Steve Livesay), Angela Headrick (Joshua Headrick), Jamie Watson, Corrine Gonzales, Anthony Watson (Deceased), and numerous grandchildren: Sandra Bell, Sheri King, Robert Stollenmaier, Dakota Livesay, Andrew Gonzales II, Fredrick Gonzales, Pauline Gonzales (Deceased), Tyler Davis, Mark Stubblefield, Julius Headrick, along with several great-grandchildren, and special friendships Jack (Julius) Hedrick and friends do Bill W. His wisdom, humor, and gentle spirit shaped their lives in immeasurable ways.

One of his greatest achievements was his 38 years of sobriety, a testament to his strength, perseverance, and dedication to a life of purpose. He became a beacon of hope and support for many walking the same path, always offering words of encouragement and an open heart.

Tony will be deeply missed, but forever remembered in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing him. His legacy of love, resilience, and redemption will live on through his family and the countless lives he touched.

The family gives a special thank you to Tori and Megan from Amedysis Hospice Care Kingsport Office.

Rest easy, Dad. Your journey was one of strength, love, and inspiration.

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Brian K. Sloan

by DFH Inc. on 03/05/25

Brian K. Sloan age 53, Peacefully transitioned from his earthly home to his heavenly home on Saturday, March 1, 2025.

Brian is preceded in death by his father; Steve Allen

Sloan, Grandparents; Lillie Mae Ruff and Hazel Sloan.

Uncle; Carl William Jr. all of Ashville, NC.

Brian attended Clyde Erwin High School, Ashville NC. He was a member of New Beginning Church.

Brian was gifted in athletics, played football and had a true gift for the game!

Brian had a deep passion for the Atlanta Falcons football team. Brian obtained a degree in Culinary Arts; he and Kayla are the proud owners of "Sloan's Catering" they serviced the Lakeway Area.

Brian will be remembered for his warm smile, and deep love for Family and his unconditional love for Kayla!

Brian's special quotes; "I'ma make you Famous",

"Greaser than a Pork Chop",

"Drink Water be Still", "Who dous that" !

Brian will leave to cherish his" Queen" Kayla Sloan.

Devoted Parents; Nina Sloan Keever & Husband Micheel Keener of Ashville, NC. Daughter; Barbara (Tyler) Faircloth of Brunswick, GA.

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