If someone were to notice
The lines in Mother's face.
I would say how much they mean to me,
Nothing can take their place.
For they mean to me the worry,
The hard work and the pain.
And she has earned herself a place
In the "Mothers Hall of Fame."
They are to me the love and care
She gives us through the years.
The kindness she has always shown
Has dried up all our tears.
If someone were to notice,
I'd say there are oniy three.
One each for grandchildren
My sister, and for me.
Dorothy Mae Faught
BORN February 20, 1924 to James Henry Snider
and Ruth Ruie (Harris)Snider
at Luxoria, Arkansas
DIED August 21, 1995
at Walnut Ridge, at the age of
71 years, 6 months and 1 day
Dorothy is a member of the church of Christ, and served
as a Bible class teacher. She retired as a nurses aid at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. She moved
to Eaton about 14 years ago.
Preceding her in death are her husband Stanley Payne Faught in 1972, her parents, 4 Brothers and 2 Sisters. Survivors include daughters:
Margaret Stafford of Grand Junction, Colorado
and Martha Mansfield of Eaton, Arkansas
7 Grandchildren, 8 Great Grandchildren,
3 Step-Grandchildren and other relatives.
FUNERAL SERVICES
House-Gregg Funeral Home Chapel Lynn, Arkansas
11:00 a.rn. Thursday, August 24, 1995
OFFICIATING
Gene Shocklee
INTERMENT
Memphis Memory Gardens - Memphis, Tennessee 3:30 p.m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
House GREGG FUNERAL HOMES
WALNUT RIDGE AND LYNN
by Betty Williams, A friend
The lines in Mother's face.
I would say how much they mean to me,
Nothing can take their place.
For they mean to me the worry,
The hard work and the pain.
And she has earned herself a place
In the "Mothers Hall of Fame."
They are to me the love and care
She gives us through the years.
The kindness she has always shown
Has dried up all our tears.
If someone were to notice,
I'd say there are oniy three.
One each for grandchildren
My sister, and for me.
Dorothy Mae Faught
BORN February 20, 1924 to James Henry Snider
and Ruth Ruie (Harris)Snider
at Luxoria, Arkansas
DIED August 21, 1995
at Walnut Ridge, at the age of
71 years, 6 months and 1 day
Dorothy is a member of the church of Christ, and served
as a Bible class teacher. She retired as a nurses aid at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. She moved
to Eaton about 14 years ago.
Preceding her in death are her husband Stanley Payne Faught in 1972, her parents, 4 Brothers and 2 Sisters. Survivors include daughters:
Margaret Stafford of Grand Junction, Colorado
and Martha Mansfield of Eaton, Arkansas
7 Grandchildren, 8 Great Grandchildren,
3 Step-Grandchildren and other relatives.
FUNERAL SERVICES
House-Gregg Funeral Home Chapel Lynn, Arkansas
11:00 a.rn. Thursday, August 24, 1995
OFFICIATING
Gene Shocklee
INTERMENT
Memphis Memory Gardens - Memphis, Tennessee 3:30 p.m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
House GREGG FUNERAL HOMES
WALNUT RIDGE AND LYNN
by Betty Williams, A friend
If someone were to notice
The lines in Mother's face.
I would say how much they mean to me,
Nothing can take their place.
For they mean to me the worry,
The hard work and the pain.
And she has earned herself a place
In the "Mothers Hall of Fame."
They are to me the love and care
She gives us through the years.
The kindness she has always shown
Has dried up all our tears.
If someone were to notice,
I'd say there are oniy three.
One each for grandchildren
My sister, and for me.
Dorothy Mae Faught
BORN February 20, 1924 to James Henry Snider
and Ruth Ruie (Harris)Snider
at Luxoria, Arkansas
DIED August 21, 1995
at Walnut Ridge, at the age of
71 years, 6 months and 1 day
Dorothy is a member of the church of Christ, and served
as a Bible class teacher. She retired as a nurses aid at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. She moved
to Eaton about 14 years ago.
Preceding her in death are her husband Stanley Payne Faught in 1972, her parents, 4 Brothers and 2 Sisters. Survivors include daughters:
Margaret Stafford of Grand Junction, Colorado
and Martha Mansfield of Eaton, Arkansas
7 Grandchildren, 8 Great Grandchildren,
3 Step-Grandchildren and other relatives.
FUNERAL SERVICES
House-Gregg Funeral Home Chapel Lynn, Arkansas
11:00 a.rn. Thursday, August 24, 1995
OFFICIATING
Gene Shocklee
INTERMENT
Memphis Memory Gardens - Memphis, Tennessee 3:30 p.m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
House GREGG FUNERAL HOMES
WALNUT RIDGE AND LYNN
by Betty Williams, A friend
The lines in Mother's face.
I would say how much they mean to me,
Nothing can take their place.
For they mean to me the worry,
The hard work and the pain.
And she has earned herself a place
In the "Mothers Hall of Fame."
They are to me the love and care
She gives us through the years.
The kindness she has always shown
Has dried up all our tears.
If someone were to notice,
I'd say there are oniy three.
One each for grandchildren
My sister, and for me.
Dorothy Mae Faught
BORN February 20, 1924 to James Henry Snider
and Ruth Ruie (Harris)Snider
at Luxoria, Arkansas
DIED August 21, 1995
at Walnut Ridge, at the age of
71 years, 6 months and 1 day
Dorothy is a member of the church of Christ, and served
as a Bible class teacher. She retired as a nurses aid at St. Joseph Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. She moved
to Eaton about 14 years ago.
Preceding her in death are her husband Stanley Payne Faught in 1972, her parents, 4 Brothers and 2 Sisters. Survivors include daughters:
Margaret Stafford of Grand Junction, Colorado
and Martha Mansfield of Eaton, Arkansas
7 Grandchildren, 8 Great Grandchildren,
3 Step-Grandchildren and other relatives.
FUNERAL SERVICES
House-Gregg Funeral Home Chapel Lynn, Arkansas
11:00 a.rn. Thursday, August 24, 1995
OFFICIATING
Gene Shocklee
INTERMENT
Memphis Memory Gardens - Memphis, Tennessee 3:30 p.m.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
House GREGG FUNERAL HOMES
WALNUT RIDGE AND LYNN
by Betty Williams, A friend
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