Alabaster, Ala.----Ann Ingram Guthrie, 64, a homemaker, died of leukemia Thursday at the University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham. Services were Oct. 17 at Westwood Baptist Church with burial in Southern Heritage Cemetery in Pelham, Ala. Southern Heritage Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Mrs. Guthrie was a Yazoo City, Ms., native. She moved to Alabaster six years ago. She was a member of Westwood Baptist Church and the Christian Women's Club. Survivors include; husband, Fred; daughter, Sharin Guthrie of Alabaster; sons, Barry Guthrie of Lafayette, La., and Larry Guthrie of Plano, Texas; sisters, Florence Bennett and Virginia Twiner, both of Yazoo City; brothers, Lester Ingram and Jeff Ingram, both of Benton, Ms. and Edward Earl Ingram of Braxton, Ms.; three grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Vision 2000, Westwood Baptist Church, 423 Thompson Road, Alabaster, Ala.35007.
Alabaster, Ala.----Ann Ingram Guthrie, 64, a homemaker, died of leukemia Thursday at the University of Alabama Hospital in Birmingham. Services were Oct. 17 at Westwood Baptist Church with burial in Southern Heritage Cemetery in Pelham, Ala. Southern Heritage Funeral Home handled the arrangements. Mrs. Guthrie was a Yazoo City, Ms., native. She moved to Alabaster six years ago. She was a member of Westwood Baptist Church and the Christian Women's Club. Survivors include; husband, Fred; daughter, Sharin Guthrie of Alabaster; sons, Barry Guthrie of Lafayette, La., and Larry Guthrie of Plano, Texas; sisters, Florence Bennett and Virginia Twiner, both of Yazoo City; brothers, Lester Ingram and Jeff Ingram, both of Benton, Ms. and Edward Earl Ingram of Braxton, Ms.; three grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Vision 2000, Westwood Baptist Church, 423 Thompson Road, Alabaster, Ala.35007.
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