Nettie Hicks Holland, 92, of Scottsville died Dec. 5, 2005 at a Westmoreland nursing home.
The Allen County native was a homemaker, a retired employee of Washington Overall Manufacturing and a member of Holland Missionary Baptist Church.
She was a daughter of the late John Coleman Hicks and Ruby Holder Hicks and the wife of the late Willie Eustal Holland.
Survivors include a son, William Holland and wife Nell, of Scottsville;
a daughter, Royce Faye Adamson of Bowling Green; three grandchildren, six great grandchildren
The Allen County native was a homemaker, a retired employee of Washington Overall Manufacturing and a member of Holland Missionary Baptist Church.
She was a daughter of the late John Coleman Hicks and Ruby Holder Hicks and the wife of the late Willie Eustal Holland.
Survivors include a son, William Holland and wife Nell, of Scottsville;
a daughter, Royce Faye Adamson of Bowling Green; three grandchildren, six great grandchildren
Nettie Hicks Holland, 92, of Scottsville died Dec. 5, 2005 at a Westmoreland nursing home.
The Allen County native was a homemaker, a retired employee of Washington Overall Manufacturing and a member of Holland Missionary Baptist Church.
She was a daughter of the late John Coleman Hicks and Ruby Holder Hicks and the wife of the late Willie Eustal Holland.
Survivors include a son, William Holland and wife Nell, of Scottsville;
a daughter, Royce Faye Adamson of Bowling Green; three grandchildren, six great grandchildren
The Allen County native was a homemaker, a retired employee of Washington Overall Manufacturing and a member of Holland Missionary Baptist Church.
She was a daughter of the late John Coleman Hicks and Ruby Holder Hicks and the wife of the late Willie Eustal Holland.
Survivors include a son, William Holland and wife Nell, of Scottsville;
a daughter, Royce Faye Adamson of Bowling Green; three grandchildren, six great grandchildren
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