The Clarion-Ledger
Tuesday, February 22, 1994
Fannie Elizabeth Boykin
homemaker
RALEIGH - Fannie Elizabeth Boykin, 88, a homemaker, died of a heart failure Saturday at Jasper General Hospital in Bay Springs.
Services were Monday at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery in Smith County.
Mrs. Boykin was a Smith County native.
Survivors include: sons, Allen Boykin and Glenn Boykin, both of Raleigh, Alva Dairel Boykin of Forest and Charles Ray Boykin of Gulfport; daughters, Doris Bailey and Ann Lyle, both of Pearl; sisters, Estell Austin of Raleigh and Vera Donal of Meridian; and 16 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Tuesday, February 22, 1994
Fannie Elizabeth Boykin
homemaker
RALEIGH - Fannie Elizabeth Boykin, 88, a homemaker, died of a heart failure Saturday at Jasper General Hospital in Bay Springs.
Services were Monday at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery in Smith County.
Mrs. Boykin was a Smith County native.
Survivors include: sons, Allen Boykin and Glenn Boykin, both of Raleigh, Alva Dairel Boykin of Forest and Charles Ray Boykin of Gulfport; daughters, Doris Bailey and Ann Lyle, both of Pearl; sisters, Estell Austin of Raleigh and Vera Donal of Meridian; and 16 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
The Clarion-Ledger
Tuesday, February 22, 1994
Fannie Elizabeth Boykin
homemaker
RALEIGH - Fannie Elizabeth Boykin, 88, a homemaker, died of a heart failure Saturday at Jasper General Hospital in Bay Springs.
Services were Monday at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery in Smith County.
Mrs. Boykin was a Smith County native.
Survivors include: sons, Allen Boykin and Glenn Boykin, both of Raleigh, Alva Dairel Boykin of Forest and Charles Ray Boykin of Gulfport; daughters, Doris Bailey and Ann Lyle, both of Pearl; sisters, Estell Austin of Raleigh and Vera Donal of Meridian; and 16 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
Tuesday, February 22, 1994
Fannie Elizabeth Boykin
homemaker
RALEIGH - Fannie Elizabeth Boykin, 88, a homemaker, died of a heart failure Saturday at Jasper General Hospital in Bay Springs.
Services were Monday at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home with burial in Trinity Methodist Church Cemetery in Smith County.
Mrs. Boykin was a Smith County native.
Survivors include: sons, Allen Boykin and Glenn Boykin, both of Raleigh, Alva Dairel Boykin of Forest and Charles Ray Boykin of Gulfport; daughters, Doris Bailey and Ann Lyle, both of Pearl; sisters, Estell Austin of Raleigh and Vera Donal of Meridian; and 16 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
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