Julie Collis Maddox, 54, of Eatonton, Georgia, entered her Heavenly home on November, 26th, 2025.
A devoted wife, mother, and JuJu, Julie’s life was a reflection of love, service, and grace.
A member of Wesley Chapel Church, Julie enjoyed crafting, especially making beautiful bows and wreaths. She enjoyed cooking, and spending time with her family. She was a homemaker whose greatest joy was caring for those she loved. Julie treasured every moment spent with her granddaughter, Charlee Wrenn Wilson, whom she cared for daily. Her presence, dependability, and steady love were felt by all who knew her.
Julie is survived by her loving husband of 30 years, Bart Maddox, with whom she shared 40 years together; daughters Nellie Wilson (Cameron) and Mattie Bell (William); granddaughter Charlee Wrenn Wilson; mother Martha Collis; sister Renee Rowell; and many beloved nieces and nephews who held a special place in her heart.
A visitation with family will be held on Saturday, December 6th, at 12:30 pm at Vining Ivy Hill Chapel, followed by a service honoring her life at 1:00 pm as loved ones gather to celebrate the beautiful legacy Julie leaves behind.
In her honor, the family warmly welcomes flowers and plants that reflect the beauty and kindness she brought into the world. Because there will be no graveside service, stand-up arrangements are not necessary.
Julie’s legacy of faith, family, and unconditional love will be forever cherished, and we take comfort knowing she is safely home in the presence of her Lord and Savior.
Richard Thomas Nix, Sr., age 83, passed away peacefully on November 25, 2025, in Baxley, Georgia. Born on November 6, 1942, in Columbus, Georgia, Richard lived a life marked by devotion to his faith and a deep love for his family.
Richard was the beloved husband of Linda Pritchett Nix. Together, they shared 49 years of marriage filled with love and unwavering support. He was a devoted father to five children: Richard “Tommy” Nix, Jr. (Karen), William “Bill” Nix (Tammy), Henry “Allen” Nix (Alicia), Valerie Ammons (Shane), and Michelle McNeal (Anthony). His legacy continues through his grandchildren, Meagan Cavanaugh (Brian), Kathryn French (Shane), Bryan Nix, Hank Allen, Rachel Nix, Chris Nix (Brittney), Brett Ammons, Hope Ammons, Brady Ammons, Jake Carter, and Jenna Carter, and great-grandchildren, Julian Cavanaugh, Owen Cavanaugh, Colt Nix, and Sadie Mae Nix.
He is also remembered fondly by his sisters,