Quinton James Fellows

He is survived by his wife, Sara Dianne Boyle, of Jacksonville FL, four sons, Jeremy Armour and wife Jen of Cunningham, KY Chris Fellows and wife Jennifer of Elk River, MN, John Boyle of Orlando,FL, Jason Fellows and wife Allison of Eden Prairie,MN, one daughter, Michelle Fellows of Ft. Smith, AR, sister Allie Fellows Gordon and husband Thomas of Macon, GA, brother Billy Johnson and wife Debbie of Macon, GA. adopted sister Elaine Courter and husband Stan, and twin sisters Linda Lupo and Brenda Bozeman of Albany, GA., In-Laws: Dad & Mom, Burt and Martha Siddens, of Dyersburg, TN, Brother, Terry Siddens and wife Linda, of Dallas, TX, nephews, Michael Brown of Macon,GA, David Brown of Chapel Hill, NC, Clay Johnson of Millegville, GA, Kenny and Bobby Courter of Atlanta, GA, one niece, Katie Lawson and husband Ryan of Macon, GA., and eight grandchildren. Special Friends-- Terry and Melrose Eady, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Toulon, Mr. & Mrs. Roosevelt Beckwith, J.J. Nolan and Rainey Richardson all of Jacksonville FL. Mr. Fellows was a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer. His long naval career included numerous awards, commendations, citations, and medals for his personal achievement, professional leadership and performance of his duties. His exceptional professional ability, initiative, and loyal devotion to duty reflected great credit on himself and the United States Naval Services. After his retirement from the Navy in Sigonella, Italy, he continued his civilian life in Jacksonville, FL as a Master Mechanic. He and his wife both loved riding their Harley Davidson motorcycles. He loved fishing in his catfish pond and sitting with his wife on their back porch watching the sunset. Mr. Fellows had a great love for family and friends. He was always helping others. He will be missed greatly.

The family would like to thank everyone for their prayers and support during this time. The viewing will take place on January 14, 2014 at Hardage-Giddens Town and Country Funeral Home at 2 PM. to be followed by Military burial with honors on January 15, 2014 at Jacksonville National Cemetery at 2 PM.