Graveside services will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 1PM in the Ragan Cemetery in Vanleer, TN.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Taylor Funeral Home for end of life expenses.
Anthony Eugene Felts, age 66, of Vanleer, TN, passed away on October 21, 2026.
Anthony was born on November 23, 1959, to the late Junior Felts and Edith Nelson Felts. He was married to Tamela Sue Higdon Felts. Anthony worked for several years as a Lead Supervisor at Onward, former Fiesta Grills. He loved to work and was known by everyone to be a hard worker. Anthony loved to cook and create his own special recipes. He enjoyed spending time fishing and playing poker on his phone.
He enjoyed getting out and riding in the car, watching westerns, watching John Wayne and Andy Griffith. He loved listening to Alabama, George Jones, Merle Haggard and was a TN Vols and TN Titans fan. Above all, Anthony was a true family man. He was a devoted companion to Tamela, as well as her best friend. He loved his siblings, his children and grandchildren. He will be remembered as always having a smile on his face.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, James Anthony Felts.
Survivors include his wife, Tamela Felts, son, Brent Felts (Whitney), brothers, Billy Ray Felts, Neal Felts (Teresa), sisters, Vernell Finch (Aaron), Bertha Felts, grandchildren, Perry Felts, Miranda Felts-Lovelace, Martha Felts, Michelia Felts, Haily Warren, Colton Warren, Blake Felts, great-grandson, Jamison Felts, several nieces and nephews.
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We offer sincere condolences from the Dickson Church of God of Prophecy. It was my joy to visit Andy this past Sunday afternoon and to pray with him and his sister, who was visiting. He was sitting up on the bed and seemed to be feeling musch better. He spoke his desire to be up and able to come to church again. We (Andy, his Sister, and I) enjoyed speaking about the TN Vols and Alabama game and how TN Vols won the game. I understand Andy was an avid fan of the TN Vols and the Titans. Sister Tamela (we fondly call her Tamy) is very special to us and a very active member, serving any way she is asked (including helping to lead singing, cleaning the church, mowing the yard and teaching the children’s class). We love her and her mother Sister Betty Youngblood very much. Our prayers, love, and support are from all our members and friends of the church. Our church will continue to pray and support her and and all the family during this time of the departure of their loved one.