Charles Clive Rushing
August 18, 1943 ~ March 8, 2020
Mr. Charles Clive Rushing, 76, of Dallas, Texas passed away March 8, 2020. Mr. Rushing was born August 18, 1943 in Dallas, Texas to C.C. Rushing and Beula Kate Peek Rushing.
He is survived by two daughters, Tina Lynn and Buddy Jones of Lake Tawakoni, Ambrosia and David VanHuss of Hughes Springs; bonus children, James and Tammy Clinton of Forney, TX, Sheila and Keith Kroenke of Girard, KS; sister, Sabra Jones; grandchildren, Leah Easter, Roger and Kendra Rohus, Rachel Purk, Kaylie and Cody Mills, Dustin Jones, Hailey Miller, Holdin Miller, Olivia VanHuss, Christopher and Sarina Manahan, Brittany and Randell Harvell, James Jr. and Jessica Clinton, Nikole Kroenke, Hoss Kroenke; great-grandchildren, Declan and Braxton Rohus, McKinnley, Harlee and Emeryson Harvell, Madison and Kyson Kroenke, Paxton and Raiya Manahan; niece, Cindy Carter and husband Randy; great-nephew, Julian Carter; former wives, Janis Hix and Michelle Rushing-David, and many other relatives.
He is preceded in death by his parents, C.C. and Beula Rushing, and brother-in-law, Marlin Jones.
Services will be 11:00 a.m., Saturday, March 14, 2020 at Weaver Cemetery in Hopkins County with Jim Clinton officiating and burial under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Linden. Pallbearers are David VanHuss, Holdin Miller, Buddy Jones, Roger Rohus, Jim Clinton, James Clinton, Randy Carter, Julian Carter, Keith Kroenke and Hoss Kroenke.
Flowers and plants may be sent to Reeder-Davis Funeral Home, 202 N. Main St., Linden.
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We will miss you Charlie.
I am so sorry for your great loss! I am continuing in prayer for your family, that God covers you in the shadow of His Mighty Wings! Much love being sent your way.
Charlie was my neighbor for over 15 years and was greatly missed after he had moved away from Forney,Texas. A great friend and neighbor. Between our families we looked out for each other and when we traveled we never had to worry about our property. We just heard about him being sick and my daughter & I planned to see him,very sad. I send my deepest sympathy to the family. Faye Mcqueen
As a child, Charlie was my next door neighbor in East Dallas. Ten years younger than I, he was a happy little boy but he wouldn't talk till age 3 or 4. So he and I would sit outside of 4818 Worth and just practice saying words — that was in 1946-47 and Charlie learned to talk! —–>> I moved away, and didn't see Charlie again till last year. Even after 73 years we remembered each other warmly.
Sorry to hear about Charles.
Charley will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you, Charley, for the love and joy you brought to this world. May the Lord bring peace and quiet joy to the family.