Anthony Neal Baggett of Oconee County, Ga passed away Friday September 22, 2023 following a prolonged illness & complications of cervical spine surgery. He is preceded in death by his parents James C. Baggett's & Juanita Rose Matthews Baggett of Douglasville, Ga & brother Carlton Joe Baggett of Douglasville, Ga. He is survived by one brother, James C. Baggett, Jr, M.D. (Anita) Homerville, Ga, nieces EmLee Tennille (Jonathan)of St.Cloud, Fl & Alethia Rose Baggett (Todd)of Alexandria , VA, nephews Hunter & Jacob Pylant of Orlando, Fl. & Aiden & James Brydges of Alexandria, VA
Neal had a lifelong interest in animals. He earned degrees in Animal Husbandry from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College & the University of Georgia. He also received advanced farrier training in Arizona learning how to rehabilitate horses with crippling hoof problems. His interest turned to metal work & he earned an international reputation for his specialty hoof knives & long blade utility knives. His hoof knives were sold to farriers & veterinarians across the world. At the peak of his profession, Neal had a website that was a popular forum to discuss old techniques & new developments in instruments for hoof care & participated in several podcasts. Neal had a myriad of followers both on social media & from his participation in trade shows across the country.
He will be sorely missed by those who knew and had the chance to work with him. Neal's remains will be cremated and retained by the family. No formal memorial services are planned. Lord and Stephens, East is in charge of arrangements.
Neal had a lifelong interest in animals. He earned degrees in Animal Husbandry from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College & the University of Georgia. He also received advanced farrier training in Arizona learning how to rehabilitate horses with crippling hoof problems. His interest turned to metal work & he earned an international reputation for his specialty hoof knives & long blade utility knives. His hoof knives were sold to farriers & veterinarians across the world. At the peak of his profession, Neal had a website that was a popular forum to discuss old techniques & new developments in instruments for hoof care & participated in several podcasts. Neal had a myriad of followers both on social media & from his participation in trade shows across the country.
He will be sorely missed by those who knew and had the chance to work with him. Neal's remains will be cremated and retained by the family. No formal memorial services are planned. Lord and Stephens, East is in charge of arrangements.
Anthony Neal Baggett of Oconee County, Ga passed away Friday September 22, 2023 following a prolonged illness & complications of cervical spine surgery. He is preceded in death by his parents James C. Baggett's & Juanita Rose Matthews Baggett of Douglasville, Ga & brother Carlton Joe Baggett of Douglasville, Ga. He is survived by one brother, James C. Baggett, Jr, M.D. (Anita) Homerville, Ga, nieces EmLee Tennille (Jonathan)of St.Cloud, Fl & Alethia Rose Baggett (Todd)of Alexandria , VA, nephews Hunter & Jacob Pylant of Orlando, Fl. & Aiden & James Brydges of Alexandria, VA
Neal had a lifelong interest in animals. He earned degrees in Animal Husbandry from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College & the University of Georgia. He also received advanced farrier training in Arizona learning how to rehabilitate horses with crippling hoof problems. His interest turned to metal work & he earned an international reputation for his specialty hoof knives & long blade utility knives. His hoof knives were sold to farriers & veterinarians across the world. At the peak of his profession, Neal had a website that was a popular forum to discuss old techniques & new developments in instruments for hoof care & participated in several podcasts. Neal had a myriad of followers both on social media & from his participation in trade shows across the country.
He will be sorely missed by those who knew and had the chance to work with him. Neal's remains will be cremated and retained by the family. No formal memorial services are planned. Lord and Stephens, East is in charge of arrangements.
Neal had a lifelong interest in animals. He earned degrees in Animal Husbandry from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College & the University of Georgia. He also received advanced farrier training in Arizona learning how to rehabilitate horses with crippling hoof problems. His interest turned to metal work & he earned an international reputation for his specialty hoof knives & long blade utility knives. His hoof knives were sold to farriers & veterinarians across the world. At the peak of his profession, Neal had a website that was a popular forum to discuss old techniques & new developments in instruments for hoof care & participated in several podcasts. Neal had a myriad of followers both on social media & from his participation in trade shows across the country.
He will be sorely missed by those who knew and had the chance to work with him. Neal's remains will be cremated and retained by the family. No formal memorial services are planned. Lord and Stephens, East is in charge of arrangements.
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