Carolynn Winburn Meeks, age 70, of Middleton, TN, passed away at Jackson-Madison Regional Hospital. Burial at Harmony Baptist Cemetery in Walnut, Mississippi.
A Native of Chincoteague Island, Virginia. She and her husband lived in Memphis for many years and moved to Middleton, TN in 1985.
She worked for 30 years as a registered nurse specializing in surgical recovery care. She began her career at St Joseph Hospital in Memphis and spent 25 at St Frances Hospital.
At Middleton First Baptist Church and the Middleton community she was very busy with benevolent care of those who were hungry or otherwise less fortunate, both locally and abroad.
She loved traveling on cruises with her husband and bus tours with the church. A busy and active lady, described by family as always being "on the go". She was a member of the Red Hats Club, and the Good Sam Camping Club.. With her winning smile she could be counted on to be the life of the party. She especially enjoyed her monthly "Lunch Bunch" and Game Day Activities. Additionally, she enjoyed Bar-B-Que contest judging, animals and the outdoors.
Survivors:
Husband--Burton Meeks;
Daughters--Lori Dixon (Kyle); Natalie McGraw (Randy); Donna Kellick (Pat); Stacey McQuirter (Mike);
Son--Rickey Meeks;
Sisters--Nancy Migliaccio (Vince); Patricia Beard; Shirley Burt;
Brother--Joseph Winburn (Beverly)
Grandchildren--Brian & Justin Mullins; Kathryn Langlois, Julia Dixon, Dena & Michael McQuiter; Matt & Mark Meeks and Tanya Sandoval.
Preceded by:
Father--Joseph Oliver Winburn;
Mother--Caroline Josephine Herman Winburn.
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A Native of Chincoteague Island, Virginia. She and her husband lived in Memphis for many years and moved to Middleton, TN in 1985.
She worked for 30 years as a registered nurse specializing in surgical recovery care. She began her career at St Joseph Hospital in Memphis and spent 25 at St Frances Hospital.
At Middleton First Baptist Church and the Middleton community she was very busy with benevolent care of those who were hungry or otherwise less fortunate, both locally and abroad.
She loved traveling on cruises with her husband and bus tours with the church. A busy and active lady, described by family as always being "on the go". She was a member of the Red Hats Club, and the Good Sam Camping Club.. With her winning smile she could be counted on to be the life of the party. She especially enjoyed her monthly "Lunch Bunch" and Game Day Activities. Additionally, she enjoyed Bar-B-Que contest judging, animals and the outdoors.
Survivors:
Husband--Burton Meeks;
Daughters--Lori Dixon (Kyle); Natalie McGraw (Randy); Donna Kellick (Pat); Stacey McQuirter (Mike);
Son--Rickey Meeks;
Sisters--Nancy Migliaccio (Vince); Patricia Beard; Shirley Burt;
Brother--Joseph Winburn (Beverly)
Grandchildren--Brian & Justin Mullins; Kathryn Langlois, Julia Dixon, Dena & Michael McQuiter; Matt & Mark Meeks and Tanya Sandoval.
Preceded by:
Father--Joseph Oliver Winburn;
Mother--Caroline Josephine Herman Winburn.
http://shackelfordfuneraldirectors.com/
Carolynn Winburn Meeks, age 70, of Middleton, TN, passed away at Jackson-Madison Regional Hospital. Burial at Harmony Baptist Cemetery in Walnut, Mississippi.
A Native of Chincoteague Island, Virginia. She and her husband lived in Memphis for many years and moved to Middleton, TN in 1985.
She worked for 30 years as a registered nurse specializing in surgical recovery care. She began her career at St Joseph Hospital in Memphis and spent 25 at St Frances Hospital.
At Middleton First Baptist Church and the Middleton community she was very busy with benevolent care of those who were hungry or otherwise less fortunate, both locally and abroad.
She loved traveling on cruises with her husband and bus tours with the church. A busy and active lady, described by family as always being "on the go". She was a member of the Red Hats Club, and the Good Sam Camping Club.. With her winning smile she could be counted on to be the life of the party. She especially enjoyed her monthly "Lunch Bunch" and Game Day Activities. Additionally, she enjoyed Bar-B-Que contest judging, animals and the outdoors.
Survivors:
Husband--Burton Meeks;
Daughters--Lori Dixon (Kyle); Natalie McGraw (Randy); Donna Kellick (Pat); Stacey McQuirter (Mike);
Son--Rickey Meeks;
Sisters--Nancy Migliaccio (Vince); Patricia Beard; Shirley Burt;
Brother--Joseph Winburn (Beverly)
Grandchildren--Brian & Justin Mullins; Kathryn Langlois, Julia Dixon, Dena & Michael McQuiter; Matt & Mark Meeks and Tanya Sandoval.
Preceded by:
Father--Joseph Oliver Winburn;
Mother--Caroline Josephine Herman Winburn.
http://shackelfordfuneraldirectors.com/
A Native of Chincoteague Island, Virginia. She and her husband lived in Memphis for many years and moved to Middleton, TN in 1985.
She worked for 30 years as a registered nurse specializing in surgical recovery care. She began her career at St Joseph Hospital in Memphis and spent 25 at St Frances Hospital.
At Middleton First Baptist Church and the Middleton community she was very busy with benevolent care of those who were hungry or otherwise less fortunate, both locally and abroad.
She loved traveling on cruises with her husband and bus tours with the church. A busy and active lady, described by family as always being "on the go". She was a member of the Red Hats Club, and the Good Sam Camping Club.. With her winning smile she could be counted on to be the life of the party. She especially enjoyed her monthly "Lunch Bunch" and Game Day Activities. Additionally, she enjoyed Bar-B-Que contest judging, animals and the outdoors.
Survivors:
Husband--Burton Meeks;
Daughters--Lori Dixon (Kyle); Natalie McGraw (Randy); Donna Kellick (Pat); Stacey McQuirter (Mike);
Son--Rickey Meeks;
Sisters--Nancy Migliaccio (Vince); Patricia Beard; Shirley Burt;
Brother--Joseph Winburn (Beverly)
Grandchildren--Brian & Justin Mullins; Kathryn Langlois, Julia Dixon, Dena & Michael McQuiter; Matt & Mark Meeks and Tanya Sandoval.
Preceded by:
Father--Joseph Oliver Winburn;
Mother--Caroline Josephine Herman Winburn.
http://shackelfordfuneraldirectors.com/
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