Virgil W. “Jug” Cagle, Jr., 52, Rogers Circle, Rockwood, TN died Sunday, January 3, 2010 at the Roane Medical Center in Harriman.  Mr. Cagle was born October 18, 1957 in Rockwood to Virgil William Newton Cagle, Sr. and Betty Joyce Miller Cagle.  He was a member of Boilermakers Union.  Mr. Cagle was preceded in death by parents; sister, Robin Porter; and brother, Ronnie Cagle.

 

Survivors include:

 

Wife:                                  Vickie Cagle of Rockwood, TN

 

Stepchildren:                       Kendra Givens of Rockwood, TN

                                          Clint Givens of Westel, TN

                                          Ashley Givens of Westel, TN

 

Sister:                                 Lila Williams and husband, Larry of Kingston, TN

 

Brother:                               Joe Cagle and son, B.J. of Rockwood, TN

 

Several nieces and nephews

 

The family will receive friends Sunday, January 10, 2010 from 12:00-2:00 p.m. at Evans Mortuary.  The funeral service will be conducted at 2:00 p.m. in Evans Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Tim Steele officiating.  Graveside and interment will follow in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Rockwood.  

 

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Guestbook Entries

sadley missed i cant beleave ur gone brother u never will b 4 gotten
Conway (Rockwood, TN)

Sandra Vineyard Wolfe (Knoxville, TN)

To, Lila
Jug will be dearly missed. He was always a wonderful person and loved dearly by my, mom, Wende, my husband Jody and Myself. I pray that mom got to see her dear friend. His services were perfect. It was a true reflection of Jug.
Cindy Gregg (Rockwood, TN)

he was a great guy.i knew him in our younge years.God bless his family
tammy isham true (Rockwood, TN)

Charles Hickey ( smurf ) (Rockwood, TN)

Jug was one of the first few people i met when i started boilermaking and he was a hard worker who also made things fun on the job for others. I always had a blast working with him my prayers are with his family and hoping his wife recovers well.
Lacey Hiickey (Rockwood, TN)

Jug will be missed by many, he was the "TREE MAN" for a lot of Roane County and he also was one of the best Boilermakers in Local 453. I work many years with and around Jug. He was one of the men that took the lead on many jobs and a person could always count of him carrying his part of the work and helping other carry theirs. He was a excellent welder, rigger but most of all he was a friend. I will miss my friend Jug as will many. I am sorry for your loss of such a fine person and friend.
Stick
Gary R Nelson (Harriman, TN)

We are so sorry to hear about Jug. I worked with him before I retired and I know he will be missed at work because he was a great boilermaker. Our sympathy and thoughts will be with all the family and the many friends he had.
Wally & Judy Viles (Knoxville, TN)

You will be missed as a customer, friend and a member of our family here at EZ-Rentals.
Joe Janow (Harriman, TN)

Willard & Pat Calloway (Kingston, TN)

He always cut our trees, we are going to miss him so much. We are so sorry for your loss.
Matthew & Missi (Harriman, TN)

Mr. Cagle was an amazing tree man. He was a master at safely bringing down a tree. He will be missed.
Crystal Sloan (Rockwood, TN)

CARL@TERESA VANCE (Rockwood, TN)

Sorry for your loss.
Jeff Adams (Rockwood, TN)

Jug was a great guy ,he will be saddley missed our thoughts are wiyh you all ,hope vickey is ok she needs our prayers now she has a tough road ahead.
Debbie Hughes Brown (Rockwood, TN)

Lila and Joe, I am so very sorry to hear of Jug's passing. It breaks my heart! You all seem like family to me. God Bless you and be with you through this time of loss!! I'm in London, KY or I would be there!! Love you both,  Always,  
Terry Long, Baker (London, KY)

Iam so sorry to hear this.I live in chicago and I would come and visit every summer.he was always my sweetheart.my prayers and deepest saddness goes out to his wife and family.                                    
Charlene Reece (Justice, IL)

Jug was a boilermaker. Without a doubt, one of the hardest working craftsman on any job. I was involved in a tube count race with Jug in Rome Ga. Leo Elloitt and I were racing Jug and Raymond Luther. We were working for Georeg Kessler. I thought we were close until George told me that Jug and Raymond quit work at 30 tubes and would look for him and wet him just to have fun. Jug did have fun on the job and made it fun for those that worked with him. I know that people will miss Jug but the craft will miss him even more. "Little Fat Eye" will be missed by all.
Jugs friend and brother boilermaker
Trotter (Kansas City, KS)

We are very sorry about Jug, and Vicki, we are praying for your quick recovery, as well as for the kids, and rest of your families
Junior, Tina and Jj Eaton (Spring City, TN)

Jug and I was friends in our early years.  He was a good, and easy to be around person.  Rest is peace my friend.  See you soon.
Sherry Adcox (Andersonville, TN)

To Jug's family I send my deepest sympathy. I have known Jug since the day he was born. His Mom(Betty)& his Dad(Virgil)were our
neighbors and friends.I watched Jug grow up. He will be missed. I pray God will comfort you during this time and I'm so sorry for your loss. God Bless You All.
Margaret (Newby) Fine (Rockwood, TN)

Darrell and Linda Lett (Gray, TN)

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Thanks for being a friend and may God bless you!
Jon Rollins (Rockwood, TN)

 

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