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Celebration of Life for Mrs. She was preceded in death by her husband Joe Collum and her.

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. She is survived by one sister Patricia Salmi. Bertha Elizabeth Betty Carithers Age 91 of Pioneer Tennessee passed away Saturday June 05 2021 at the Oneida Nursing Rehab Center. Three brothers Pudgy Lamothe Harold Lamothe and Franny Lamothe and several nieces and nephews.

Herbert Paul Herb Carithers Parents. Deaton Funeral Home Red Bay AL assisted the family. Moore will be held 200 PM Tuesday January 19 th 2021 at.

Betty is preceded in death by. Burial will be in Berry Cemetery Red Bay AL. McIntosh Road Griffin passed Thursday January 14th 2021 at Wellstar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta Georgia.

Serving Atlanta Since 1932 Dedicated to Quality Dignified. The First building was an old fashioned dwelling on Fraser Street. Lester Hancock with Mr.

Glenna was born on November 23 1936 to Willard and Ruby Thomas in Butler. Late in the second quarter Pollard rushed 4 times for 45 yards on a 78-yard drive that ended with his 1-yard touchdown run giving the Steelers a 10-7 lead with 114 left in the half. 7 Denver tied the game in the third period when safety Roger Jackson blocked a punt give them a first and goal on the Pittsburgh 4-yard line leading to Karlis 21-yard field goal.

After a period of time the old house was destroyed by fire. Harp Funeral Home of Jellico in charge of local arrangements. Otis Pollard and Mr.

It was owned and operated by Mr. Moore 85 of 707 12 E. She was born October 23 1929 in Miami Florida.

Pollard serving as manager of the firm. A private family service will be held at a later date. McDowells Funeral Home Inc 305 North Hill Street Griffin Georgia is in charge of arrangements.

Glenna Lee Pollard 85 went to be with her Heavenly Father on December 27 2021 in her home with her family by her side.

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