Blackshear, GA — The Pierce County community is mourning the tragic loss of Cary Lee Lovell, who passed away on Thursday, July 10, 2025, due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in Waycross. He was just 33 years old.

This heartfelt Cary Lee Lovell obituary remembers a man whose adventurous spirit, loving heart, and joyful presence left a lasting mark on those who knew him. Cary was a true Georgia native, born in Waycross on June 8, 1992, and he spent his entire life surrounded by family, friends, and the places he loved in Pierce County.

Remembering Cary Lee Lovell’s Life

Cary worked as a dedicated delivery driver for CBR and was known for his hardworking nature and easygoing personality. Outside of work, he filled his life with simple joys—he loved fishing and riding four-wheelers and motorcycles. His favorite memories often came from spontaneous vacations, road trips, and time spent exploring new places.

He was also a man of faith. Cary was a member of Blackshear First United Methodist Church and had most recently been attending Remnant Church in Waycross. His spiritual journey was personal and profound, and those close to him say his faith gave him peace and purpose.

 Devoted Father, Loving Partner, Cherished Son

More than anything, Cary was a family man. He is survived by his beloved son, Gradon Bowen of Waycross, who was the light of his life. Cary shared his future dreams with his fiancée, Paitan Cole of Blackshear, and the two were excited about building a life together filled with love and adventure.

He is also survived by his loving parents, Sherry Lee Gill Lovell and Jerry Wayne Lovell, both of Blackshear. Cary had a close bond with his siblings: two sisters, Mary (Robert) Ferrell and Erica Lovell, and four brothers, Terry Lovell, Gary (Sarah) Lovell, and Wayne Lovell—all of Blackshear—and Wendell (Emily) Lovell of Waycross.

Cary was deeply loved by numerous nieces, nephews, and relatives. His big heart, goofy sense of humor, and loyalty will be missed by all who knew him.

 Honoring His Memory and Life

Funeral services for Cary Lee Lovell will be held on Thursday, August 7, 2025, at 4:00 PM at the Pearson-Dial Funeral Home Chapel in Blackshear. Family and friends are invited to attend a public visitation beginning at 3:00 PM, one hour prior to the service.

Following the funeral, Cary will be laid to rest at Waters Cemetery in a peaceful setting surrounded by nature and love. The Pearson-Dial Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements.

Those who would like to offer their condolences can sign the family’s online registry by visiting www.pearsondial.com.

 A Legacy That Lives On

Cary was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Daniel Frank and Shirley Amelia Wallis Gill, Jr., and his paternal grandparents, Willie Monroe Lovell and Mary Lee Boatright Lovell Floyd. Though they are no longer here, their influence shaped Cary into the remarkable man he was.

This Cary Lee Lovell obituary serves not only as a memorial to a life well-lived but also as a reminder to treasure our loved ones and cherish each moment.

Final Words and Support

Cary’s unexpected passing has deeply affected the Pierce County community. Friends, neighbors, and loved ones continue to express an outpouring of love, memories, and support.

Click here for full details on Cary’s memorial and updates from the family on service arrangements.

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Closing Thoughts

As his loved ones prepare to gather and celebrate his life, Cary’s story reminds us of the fragility of life and the importance of living it with courage, joy, and love. Though his time on Earth was far too short, the legacy Cary leaves behind will forever remain in the hearts of his family, friends, and community.