Services for Florence Ophelia Rogers Gray, 58, of 719 Younglove St., will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Original Church of God with the Rev. Samuel McDonald officiating and burial in Cave Spring Cemetery.
The body is at Babbage Funeral Home.
Mrs. Gray was dead on arrival Tuesday at Jennie Stuart Hospital.
Survivors include her father, George D. Rogers, city; one foster son, Kenneth Bates, also of the city; one foster daughter, Patricia Gilliam, Detroit, Mich.; two brothers, Walter D. of Indianapolis, Ind., and the Rev. James A. Rogers, city; two sisters, Flora M. Rogers and Dorothy B. Massie, both of the city, and four grandchildren.
The body is at Babbage Funeral Home.
Mrs. Gray was dead on arrival Tuesday at Jennie Stuart Hospital.
Survivors include her father, George D. Rogers, city; one foster son, Kenneth Bates, also of the city; one foster daughter, Patricia Gilliam, Detroit, Mich.; two brothers, Walter D. of Indianapolis, Ind., and the Rev. James A. Rogers, city; two sisters, Flora M. Rogers and Dorothy B. Massie, both of the city, and four grandchildren.
Services for Florence Ophelia Rogers Gray, 58, of 719 Younglove St., will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Original Church of God with the Rev. Samuel McDonald officiating and burial in Cave Spring Cemetery.
The body is at Babbage Funeral Home.
Mrs. Gray was dead on arrival Tuesday at Jennie Stuart Hospital.
Survivors include her father, George D. Rogers, city; one foster son, Kenneth Bates, also of the city; one foster daughter, Patricia Gilliam, Detroit, Mich.; two brothers, Walter D. of Indianapolis, Ind., and the Rev. James A. Rogers, city; two sisters, Flora M. Rogers and Dorothy B. Massie, both of the city, and four grandchildren.
The body is at Babbage Funeral Home.
Mrs. Gray was dead on arrival Tuesday at Jennie Stuart Hospital.
Survivors include her father, George D. Rogers, city; one foster son, Kenneth Bates, also of the city; one foster daughter, Patricia Gilliam, Detroit, Mich.; two brothers, Walter D. of Indianapolis, Ind., and the Rev. James A. Rogers, city; two sisters, Flora M. Rogers and Dorothy B. Massie, both of the city, and four grandchildren.
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