James C. "Tank" Tankersley, of North Charleston, was born on April 1, 1930 in Augusta, Georgia to the late John P. and Julia Heard Tankersley.
He served in the United States Air force during the Korean War.
Tank was a former employee with Southern Rail Road and a retired civil service with the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in transportation.
He was a member of the American Legion Post #112 and was an avid fisherman and a NASCAR fan.
He is survived by three sons Ronald Tankersley and wife Faith of Atlanta; James Tankersley Jr. and wife Amy of North Charleston and William Eric Tankersley of North Charleston; grandson Ian of Atlanta and great-grandson Jacob.
The relatives and friends of James C. "Tank" Tankersley are invited to attend his Funeral service, March 1, 2012, at 1:00 P.M. at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home. Burial and committal services to follow in Carolina Memorial Park.
He served in the United States Air force during the Korean War.
Tank was a former employee with Southern Rail Road and a retired civil service with the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in transportation.
He was a member of the American Legion Post #112 and was an avid fisherman and a NASCAR fan.
He is survived by three sons Ronald Tankersley and wife Faith of Atlanta; James Tankersley Jr. and wife Amy of North Charleston and William Eric Tankersley of North Charleston; grandson Ian of Atlanta and great-grandson Jacob.
The relatives and friends of James C. "Tank" Tankersley are invited to attend his Funeral service, March 1, 2012, at 1:00 P.M. at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home. Burial and committal services to follow in Carolina Memorial Park.
James C. "Tank" Tankersley, of North Charleston, was born on April 1, 1930 in Augusta, Georgia to the late John P. and Julia Heard Tankersley.
He served in the United States Air force during the Korean War.
Tank was a former employee with Southern Rail Road and a retired civil service with the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in transportation.
He was a member of the American Legion Post #112 and was an avid fisherman and a NASCAR fan.
He is survived by three sons Ronald Tankersley and wife Faith of Atlanta; James Tankersley Jr. and wife Amy of North Charleston and William Eric Tankersley of North Charleston; grandson Ian of Atlanta and great-grandson Jacob.
The relatives and friends of James C. "Tank" Tankersley are invited to attend his Funeral service, March 1, 2012, at 1:00 P.M. at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home. Burial and committal services to follow in Carolina Memorial Park.
He served in the United States Air force during the Korean War.
Tank was a former employee with Southern Rail Road and a retired civil service with the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in transportation.
He was a member of the American Legion Post #112 and was an avid fisherman and a NASCAR fan.
He is survived by three sons Ronald Tankersley and wife Faith of Atlanta; James Tankersley Jr. and wife Amy of North Charleston and William Eric Tankersley of North Charleston; grandson Ian of Atlanta and great-grandson Jacob.
The relatives and friends of James C. "Tank" Tankersley are invited to attend his Funeral service, March 1, 2012, at 1:00 P.M. at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home. Burial and committal services to follow in Carolina Memorial Park.
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