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Mr. Harold Conway Shough, 66 died Friday, March 8, 2013 at his home in Mocksville. He was born July 29, 1946 in Stuart, VA. to Dewey and Emily Shough. Mr. Shough had retired from Wachovia Bank with 33 years of service, was co-owner of NuCo Construction Company and was the current administrator for Center Grove Baptist Church where he was a member.. Surviving are his wife, Pat Shough of the home; one son, Jonathan Shough and wife Michele of Durham; one daughter, Rebecca Shough of Winston-Salem; five grandchildren, Logan, Jackson, Julia, Robert Conway and Sarah Rayne; his mother, Emily Rogers of Mocksville; his father, Dewey Shough and wife Helen of Patrick Springs, VA; and one brother, Ronnie Shough of Ruffin.
The family will receive friends 6-8pm Monday at Hayworth-Miller Kinderton Chapel. A funeral service will be conducted at 12:00 noon, Tuesday, March 12 at Center Grove Baptist Church by Dr. Steve Corts. Burial will follow at Providence United Methodist Church Cemetery in Patrick Springs, VA where immediate family will attend. In lieu of flowers, Memorials may be made to Center Grove Baptist Church, 8750 Lasater Rd. Clemmons, NC 27012. Online condolences may be made to www.hayworth-miller.com.
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Gray Bennett
Sorry to hear this news. Spent many years working in his division at Wachovia. His family is in my prayers.
Pam White
Conway was one of the first people I met after Wachovia bought First Atlanta - always a gentleman and always a friend. He will be missed.
Brenda Diggs
My very first job with Wachovia was in the Proof Department where I shared a work area with Conway. We were both students working to help support our education and families. I will always remember the warm friendly smile and gentle manner that he always exhibited. My prayers go out to his wife and family. Conway was a wonderful person and knew what it meant to help others as he passed through this life's journey.
Rick Stegall
Sorry to hear the news of Conway's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. I met Conway early in my Wachovia career while working in the Data Processing Department. He was always quick with a smile and his willingness to mentor and help others defined him as a person. Although I rarely saw Conway over the past few years, when our paths did cross, he always asked about my family. In life and in death, the world is a better place because of Conway, may he rest in peace.
Mike Morgan
Conway was a dedicated, innovative, and tireless leader who never lost sight of the importance of people to the success of any endeavor. I will remember him as a man of faith, a man dedicated to his family, and a man who enjoyed helping others.
Sterling Spainhour
Conway was a great friend and a person you could always trust. I will always remember him
as a dedicated man who cared most about others. I will miss him greatly
Bonnie Cason
I will always remember Conway as a wonderful leader and a friend. He always had a smile on his face and was able to make everyone else smile as well. He will be missed greatly. His family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Patricia A Wright Appraisal Wright
I am deeply saddened by the news of Conway's passing. I owe my Wachovia career to his guidance, faith in me, and continuing positive attitude. He was a great leader, family man, and son of God. He will always be in my thoughts when I think of my 33 years at Wachovia. He was my first Manager when in a supervisory role, in the swing shift data Processing and my last in Credit Operations. We saw many, many technology changes in our twenty + years together, and he was a dear friend. Whenever I think of great leadership, he always comes to mind. He knew how to encourage while guiding, how to lead while following. A truly good person.
I will miss him.