Mr. James Franklin “Cowboy” Atterbury

Mr. James Franklin “Cowboy” Atterbury
(May 27, 1942 - July 3, 2022)
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Funeral Location: Leevy's Funeral Home Chapel 1831 Taylor Street Columbia, South Carolina
Funeral Date & Time: Saturday, July 16, 2022 / 3:00 P.M.
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Mr. James Franklin “Cowboy” Atterbury

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  1. PRAISE THE LORD TO OUR BELOVED FAMILIES IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST MESSIAH EMMANUEL HALLELUJAH AMEN ✝️ OUR LISA TEDDY JAMIE PATRICK
    ELEASE ENTIRE FAMILIES
    THE LOVE MEMORIES JOY
    YOUR BELOVED FATHER
    GAVE AND SHARED AMEN
    IN ALL YOUR HEARTS AMEN

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  2. Daddy I miss you so much it’s been a year and 4 months and it hurt so bad I finally wanted to say you have been me and my Brothers Hero and will be for the rest of our lives I know you are In Peace and will always be our Loving Angel that Surrounds us Daily Daddy’s Baby Girl as you called me I love you Daddy

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  3. To our dear friends and neighbors, our deepest condolences to the family. May Cowboy Rest In Peace. The Draft Family

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  4. Cowboy will be missed! What a wonderful role model for our youth in Danville and a good friend.

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  5. Cowboy a friend resting!!!

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  6. My condolences to the Atterbury family. This is Woody. I met Cowboy in 1967 on the basketball court in the Village. He and I and his family became close friends. He will be missed. Jim Woods.

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  7. To Cowboy’s Family,

    I give my deepest condolences and heartfelt prayers. Cowboy was a wonderful man and always very supportive. A great friend throughout the years! He will be greatly missed!

    Prayers for comfort and peace to you all in this time of transition.

    Pastor Barry Adams and
    Restoration Worship Center
    Danville, VA

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  8. Sending my heart felt condolences to the entire bereaving family!our families became as 1 from 1971 when I was stationed in Columbia and district 1 .as a SC Trooper.this bond is ever lasting .
    Cowboy take your Heavenly Rest.💔💔🌹🌹🌹☮️

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  9. To Clara, Lisa and Family:
    Death has a heartache that no one can heal; but Cowboy’s Love no one can steal! Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers during this sad “ For such A Time As This”.
    Cowboy was like a brother to our brother,the late Charlie Wat and to us! I was blessed having Lisa as my stylist and Bonus Niece!
    In Loving Memory!

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  10. My deepest condolences and heart felt prayers to your family! I knew Cowboy a brief period of time, but he was a hard-working, loyal and dedicated man!

    From our family to yours!

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  11. To :Ms. Atterbury Teddy, Patrick,Jamie and Lisa . My deepest condolences to you May God keep you and give you daily strength and memories to last a lifetime.
    🕊🙏🏾

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  12. My older brother whom I love and truly will miss. You really left a mark on this earth. Not many can walk in those booths and wear those Cowboy hats, you’re one in a million. Take your rest bro, we love you but God loves you more.

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  13. Please accept my sincere condolences.

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  14. My sincere condolences to the Atterbury family on the passing of Mr. Cowboy. May you all find solace in the word of the God. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.

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  15. My husband, Eddie Roy, spoke fondly of Cowboy and the Atterbury family over the years. In his memory, I extend sympathy to the Atterbury family and will keep you in my prayers. Be blessed!

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  16. Many and various great times were shared with the legendary “Cowboy”. The best to all of “Cowboy’s familiars and condolences.

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  17. My sincere condolences to the Atterbury family. “Cowboy” was a friend to everybody. I have great memories of long conversations wherever we met. Rest in peace!

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  18. God gives peace that surpass all understanding. The first thing that comes to my mind is “Cowboy is a legend “the impact that he made on baseball was phenomenal during the time that he played. The impact that he made on me the first time I met him. I understood who he was and what he stood for. It reminded me of my dad. His legacy will live on through his kids and grandkids God bless, praying for y’all and I love y’all.

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  19. So sorry to hear of “Cowboy” passing. He was a close family friend whom I’ve had the privilege of knowing for over forty years. As a young boy I remember his love for dogs, Akita in particular. Rest in Heaven Cowboy.

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  20. My sincere and heartfelt condolence to the Atterbury Family. Cowboy and I grew up together played baseball, graduated HS and where friends together in the Village. Although “Cowboy” was definitely a much more superior baseball player than I it was such a pleasure to be on the same baseball field with him. Rest my brother, my friend because you fought the good fight and now you can receive your reward. RIHP!

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  21. Clara ,Clarence, and Family : There are no words to take away sadness when you lose someone you love. This comes to let you know that you’re wished strength and comfort in the days ahead.With prayers and sympathy.

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  22. My condolences to my family and I pray for strength through this difficult time

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  23. Accept my deepest condolences and prayers to the Atterbury Family. Cowboy, rest in peace.

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  24. Condolences to the Atterbury Family, Cowboy made everyone around him on the baseball team better because of his skills and leadership.
    He will be missed by all
    his former baseball team mates!!
    Rest In Peace!!!

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  25. My condolences to the Atterbury Family. Cowboy you were always a good friend and a great Homeboy. I pray that God will Grant your loved ones strength during this difficult time. Rest in Peace my dear friend

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  26. Uncle Cowboy I will miss your laugh and our talks you will truly be missed love you from me and my family love W.J

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  27. Uncle Cowboy I will miss your laugh and our talks you will truly be missed love and from me and my family love W.J

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  28. My. condolences to the Atterbury Family. May God direct you through your bereavement and give you peace.

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  29. Prayers for my lovely classmate Clara, and her entire family. Blessings and Prayers.

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  30. Sincere condolences are extended to the entire family of James.

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  31. mr cowboy as we all called you from a child to now . we met your wonderful family who became our family when i started cheering and my brother played football at Greenview park in columbia . I cheer with lisa and lynn while teddy and pat played football with my brother tillman . The family was inseparable from that point on until now . lisa , Teddy,pat,jamie hold your head up . one moment at a time . we all love you and will always be family .

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  32. My sincere condolences to the Atterbury family! I remember when Mr. Cowboy and my Dad Joe Louis Jones played baseball for the Columbia Braves and they practiced at Greenview Park! Rest In Peace Mr. Cowboy🙏🏾

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  33. Sending heartfelt condolences and prayers to the entire Atterbury/Kennedy family. May God give you peace and understanding during this most difficult time. RIP COWBOY🙏🏾❤️

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  34. Atterbury Family We Send Our Condolences ( Old Howard Elementary School Group ) RIP Cowboy,

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  35. Please accept my deepest condolences to the Atterbury family over the loss of your Father. Wishing you peace in this difficult time.

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  36. I have known James Atterbury since the 1960s. He was married to my cousin, Elease and we all called him “COWBOY”. He was a very good and outstanding baseball player. The last time I saw him, he was pushing his mother down the aisle of Bethlehem Baptist Church. I remember when he was engaged to my cousin, her father, Deacon Willie Kennedy had them both in Bible Study at the house, as they prepared for marriage. I was very please to see him become active in the church Blessings on the Atterbury Family. May he enjoy the heavenly reward God has promised to us all.

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  37. Condolences to the Atterbury family. Will keep you in prayer. Cowboy was a lifelong friend.

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  38. Sincere Condolences and prayers to the Atterbury family. May there be comfort in knowing friends are here for you and we share in your sorrow.

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  39. Deepest condolences to the Atterbury family. RIP “Cowboy!”

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  40. My sympathy goes out to the Atterbury Family on the lost of their love one.
    I pray as you go through your grief, those fun memories will enlighten you all.
    🙏RIP Cowboy

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  41. Sincere Condolences and Prayers to the Atterbury Family our long time neighbors and friends. Rest In Peace Cowboy 🙏🏾❤️

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  42. To the Atterbury family sending my deepest condolence and my love from Mike better known as “nutty pig” I will always remember you as the best baseball player and catcher fly high and rest in peace I will always keep you in my heart “Cowboy”

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  43. My deepest condolences to the Atterbury family .

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  44. Sending heartfelt condolences to the Atterbury Family, and keeping everyone up in prayer! Rest in peace Cowboy!

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  45. My condolences and prayers to the Atterbury Family from the Bell Family.

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  46. Sending our prayers and condolences to the Atterbury Family. RIH Cowboy.

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  47. May the Lord be with you all at this most difficult time and may you realize God in the fulness of God’s Grace, and the healing power of God’s Love.

    THE ABRAMS FAMILY

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  48. Sending Love, Prayers and Condolences to the families of James Cowboy Atterbury.

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  49. The Miller family sends our sincere condolences to the Atterbury and Kennedy families. I’ll always remember Cowboy for his positive attitude and infectious smile. RIH Brother. Elease, Teddy, Patrick, Lisa and Jaime; remember the good things and times about James that’s stored in your heart and the love and strength of the Lord will sustain you in this time of sorrow.

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  50. Sending condolences to Lisa, Clara and family. May God give you all peace.

    Erica Grant Johnson

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  51. My condolences to the family of my first coach, Coach Cowboy, thanks for letting him be apart of so many lives. Nathaniel Harper jr

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  52. Our condolences to all the family and friends. Cowboy was a fellow church member and a great inspiration to our youth. He was always upbeat and had a smile for everyone. We will truly miss him.

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  53. Sending Condolences along with my prayers to the family and many friends of aka Cowboy.

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  54. OUR CONDOLENCES AND PRAYERS GO OUT THE ATTERBURY FAMILY, GOD BLESS,,,AMEN

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  55. Sending Condolences and Prayers to the entire Atterbury Family, May Our God give Love, Understanding and Strength during this difficult time. He was A true friend and great homeboy. May God Bless 🙏

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  56. Our Heartfelt Condolences to the Atterbury Family. We met when we lived across the street from each other in Lincolnshire. We have shared Love for each other every since we met. May God be your Comfort as you cherish the memories of James (Cowboy).🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤❤❤

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  57. My condolences to the Atterbury family. My deepest sympathy and prayers are for and with you always. May he Rest In Peace.

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  58. Dad . This your first born Teddy. I really dislike that I was so far away, but my sister and her husband did what they could. You’ll truly be missed by all of us Rest in peace Loving you always.In memories of you.

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  59. James you will always be remembered by me,as once my Brother-N-Law and the father of my niece and nephews. Rest n peace.

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  60. This is your Son Patrick just wanting to Let you Know that I will ALWAYS remember you as the Wonderful and Best Dad in this world. Love you and Miss you Dearly.

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  61. Sending my deepest sympathy to the family of a former CAJ classmate. I pray for peace, comfort & strength during this difficult time.

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