Juanita Elizabeth Wills

Juanita retired from Magnavox after 30 years. She was a graduate of Greeneville High School Class of 1949 and studied organ under C. Rosenblatt and Ruth Thomas of Tusculum College. She was an active member of the Doughtys Chapel Alumni Association and served as secretary.

Juanita was known for her gifted talent for playing the piano and organ for more than sixty years. Her profound love for the Hammond organ and her simple, anointed style of playing blessed the hearts of many parishioners and friends.

She was a charter member of the First Pentecostal Holiness Church of Greeneville at the age of fourteen. Her greatest delight was doing church ministry. Over the years she not only served as organist and pianist but also Sunday school teacher and Ladies Auxiliary secretary and treasurer. She was faithful to attend Liberty Worship Center First Pentecostal Holiness Church as long as her health permitted.

She is survived by five nieces and spouses and one nephew and spouse: Ruby James, Carolyn and John Morehead, Betty and Ed Davis, Jerry and Faye Wills, Robbie and Carl Bailey, and Kathy and Ronnie Hoard, all of Greeneville, along with several great and great-great nieces and nephews.

Juanita was preceded in death by her parents: S. D. and Martha Haire Wills; six brothers: Perry, Robert, Paul, Rev. Albert, and Doyle Wills and an infant brother Alfred; and three sisters: Hattie and Gladys Wills and Margaret Barber.

Special thanks and appreciation are extended to her caregivers: Christine Cutshall, Shirley Devotie, and Holly Carter and to her physician, Dr. W. Joseph Scott and staff, and the nurses on 4E of Greeneville Community Hospital East.

She exemplified a true Christian life for Jesus and will be fondly remembered and missed by family and friends and those that knew her.

A private graveside service will be conducted for the family by Dr. Jim Fields.

Friends and family may send condolences on our website at www.kiserrrosehillfuneralhome.com or by calling Kiser-Rose Hill office at 423-638-3122 and the staff will sign the register book for you.

Due to current restrictions a celebration of life will be held at a later date.