Sewell Mortuary in Grantville respectfully announces the passing of Charles Towns on 6/11/18.

Memorial Service will be 6/16/18 at 1:00 pm at St Johns Baptist Church Newnan Ga.

Charles Dwayne Towns was born November 30, 1960, in Coweta County to Bennie Towns and the late Mae Julia Towns.

Charles received his education from the Coweta County School System. He was a very enthusiastic and kind-hearted person who enjoyed fishing in his spare time. Charles loved his family and friends, and never met a stranger. He worked as an apprentice painter under his father for many years. He also a served as radio personality on the station formerly known as WCOH. Charles formerly preached at Action Missionary Church and is currently a member of St. Johns Baptist Church. God saw him getting weaker and decided it was time for him to go to heaven, where he is no longer in pain and will be at peace which he greatly deserves.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Mae Julia Towns; and one sister, Rosemary Towns.

Charles was a devoted father and loving grandfather. He leaves to cherish his memory two daughters: Ashley Nichole Towns and Kimberly Ann Towns; four beloved grandchildren: Kevin Bray, Jr., Alexis Towns, Jordyn Bray, and Princeton Davenport; Six sisters: Jill (Tracy) Alford, Bennye Carol (William) Shandore, Jackie (Donald) Dennis, Gina (Larry) Hill, Terresa Cook and Susan Anderson; Step-mother: Betty Towns; Aunts: Sylvia (Joe) Rosser, Mary (Earl) Baskin, Sarah Towns; Uncles: Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richardson, Charlie (Daisy) Towns, and John Towns; Also, special friends, Amy Barner and Darryl Mitchell and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, family and friends.