Among his former students are deans of theological schools, a college president, a bishop of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church and a past president of the National Council of Churches.
Dwight enjoyed a full and fascinating life as a musician, artist, educator and school administrator.
Notably, Smith also served as editor of a series entitled Studies on Personalities of the New Testament. Honorary pallbearers: John Coomes, Roger Alfrey, Roger Burke, David Perkins, David Burke, Don Hardin, Mickey Wells, and Fred White. Add to your memory. SMITH, Dwight Billy 58, of Tampa, died August 23, 2020. Smith married the former Jane Allen in Spartanburg, South Carolina in 1954, and he is survived by her.
His mother, Everlena Smith, sister Gail Smith, brother, Michael Smith, and his nephews, Graylen Smith and Jordan VonStein preceded him in death. A US Army veteran, he served honorably in the Vietnam War from 1967 -70. Photos/Video. Obituary of Dwight Moody Smith.
Born February 8, 1926 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the only child of Roscoe Reed Smith and Mary Walters Smith. The family wishes to express their deep appreciation to the staff of The Pines at Carolina Meadows and to UNC Hospice for the very compassionate and skilled care which they have provided since last September. Smith received a B.A. Serving the people of Alamance and Orange counties since 1922, with a tradition of neighborly care. Mr. Dwight Nelson Smith was born June 30, 1953 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Humboldt, TN to the late Everlena Smith. He was employed at Owens Corning Fiberglass in Jackson, TN for several years. Here is Kevin E. Smith’s obituary.
In 1996, his friends and students presented him a Festschrift, Exploring the Gospel of John in Honor of D. Moody Smith, edited by R. Alan Culpepper and C. Clifton Black. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to Morehead-Rowan County EMS, 1350 Divide Hill Drive, Morehead, KY 40351
He was a member of the First Church of God. He loved all sports, especially softball, and was a strong supporter of MSU basketball. This work marked the beginning of a career-long interest in the Johannine literature of the New Testament, about which Smith wrote a number of books and articles.
He was a special person.August 27, 2020 | Tampa, FL 33612, USA, FL | CoworkerI knew Dwight through kmart , he was really special, through our crazy times working we always had some fun, my one thing that i always remember his love for music prince, i am in such disbelief he is gone, i want to send prayers, big hugs to his wife and family may God comfort you at this time and beyond OBITUARY Dwight Ross Smith February 8, 1926 – November 26, 2010. D. Moody Smith, Jr., professor emeritus at Duke University Divinity School, died on May 10, 2016. Stephen Carney officiating.
During his tenure at Duke, Smith served as Associate Dean of the Divinity School, as the Director of Graduate Studies in Religion, and in 1987, he was named the George Washington Ivey Professor of New Testament.
Durham, NC, US, 27701 He also holds a special place in the heart of his Mother-n-Law Rosie Williamson of Milan, TN. He leaves to cherish his memories his loving wife of over 25 years Gwendolyn Smith, three daughters, Adria (Reynard) Buchanan of Humboldt, TN, Torry (Antoine) Adams of Joelton, TN and Kyasha (Marcus) Adkisson of Milan, TN; four grandchildren, Breonica Albea, Kori Angel Lawrance, Kalen Adkisson, and Reagan Buchanan; one sister, Dorothy Smith of Humboldt, TN; three brothers, Eric (Margaret) Smith of Paducah, KY, Brian Smith of Antioch, TN, Jerome (Teresa) Smith of Joliet, IL. Wesley Dwight Smith, 89, was born February 28, 1929 in Old Carrollton, Carroll County, Iowa to Frank C. and Evelyn C. (Mitchell) Smith.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Smith Family. Share a memory Send Flowers Share. Born July 9, 1947, in Wayne County, he is the son of Toni Anderson Smith of Monticello and the late John Howard Smith. ; a special friend that was more like a brother for over 50 years Dwayne (Rose) Vinson of Jackson, TN; sister in laws, Darlene (Jimmy) Caldwell of Milan, TN and Marietta (Curtis) Hicks of Lantana, FL; a brother in law, Paul (Brenda) Fields of Milan, TN; a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. Obituary.