Charles “Bo” Smith
“God made a Farmer”
Charles “Bo” Smith, age 87, passed away at his home in Montevallo on Tuesday, April 5, 2022 surrounded by loving family and friends. He was a hardworking man that loved and took care of his family with a passion. Bo worked at Siluria Cotton Mill from a very young age till they closed and shoed horses all his life. He loved riding horses, coon hunting, dancing, and baling hay. Bo had a farm where he cared for horses, cows, goats, pigs, chicken, peacocks, and guineas. He had a green thumb and loved to work in his garden and shared vegetables with anyone that came along. Bo always did what needed to be done, didn’t put it off and he was always helping anyone that needed it.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Jasper and Edna Smith; son, Larry Horton; and siblings, Opal Massenbury, Della Howell, Robert Smith Teresa Faye Patterson, Eddie Smith, and David Smith. Bo is Survived by his daughter Lisa Tiller (Don); grandsons, Joshua Williams (Crystal), Mathew Williams, Stephen Horton, and Jeff Roper; great grandsons, Dylan Williams and Reece Williams; great granddaughter, Katie Horton; sisters, Nelta Jean Swaney (Gordon) and Jean Stone (Larry); brother, Wayne Smith (Sally); and numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
Services for Charles “Bo” Smith will be held in the Charter Funeral Home Chapel. A visitation will be held Thursday, April 7, 2022 from 6 pm to 8 pm. A funeral service will be held Friday, April 8, 2022 at 2 pm. Bo will be laid to rest in Moores Cemetery. Brother Tim Henry will be officiating.
5 thoughts on “Charles “Bo” Smith”
The Donald & Lorene Bird family offers our heartfelt condolences. Bo was always a dear friend to them. He taught my dad how to farm & fish. He also use to square dance with my mom. He also worked Ronald growing up cutting & bailing hay. Those Liberty overalls & Siluria Cotton Mill Days were also times they shared.
Lisa Byrd, Donna Byrd Burnett, Allen Byrd & Adam Byrd
Mr. Bo was one of the very best men I ever had the pleasure of knowing. He was so genuine and would help anyone! I so enjoyed riding with him over the years. He will be greatly missed. Prayers and all of our love for the family.
Randall & Andrea Pitts
Uncle Bo was good man.hard worker ,loved his family very much.he loved farming.and coon hunting.and loved going dancing on Saturday night.
Great man to respect. My fondest memories include seeing him plow with a horse or mule during the 70’s as I drove the school bus across Ebenezer road and those great vegetables that he proudly grew.. “A good name is to be valued above great riches.””gold .
a great life by a great man.
Great man to respect. My fondest memories include seeing him plow with a horse or mule during the 70’s as I drove the school bus across Ebenezer road and those great vegetables that he proudly grew.. “A good name is to be valued above great riches.””.
a great life by a great man.
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