This is my husbands granny. She was a sweet lady who loved to cook and sew. She loved to visit with her family and friends, and especially her grandchildren, and G-Grandchildren. She made many quilts, and I am fortunate enough to have to of them to treasure. I only met her once before her death, but I have heard many stories of her over the years. I wish I had known her better. There have been many more grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and even great-great-grandchildren added since her death, I know she is smiling down on all of them. She was preceeded in death by her husband Thomas E. Smith.
Daughter:Cora Smith Tootle
Son: Walter Alston "Smitty" Smith
Son:Ray Smith
Mrs. Lillah Smith, 84, died Thursday in an Augusta hospital after a long illness. She lived in Wheeler County for many years before moving to Douglas. She was a Baptist. Survivors are two daughter, Mrs. Alene Johnson of Douglas, and Mrs. Cora Tootle of Glenwood, two sons, Ray Smith of Glenwood, and Alston Smith of Lyons, a brother Tom Watts of Wrightsville, 12 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today in Beulah Baptist Church near Glenwood, with burial in the church cemetery. McGlohon Funeral Home of Glenwood is in Charge.
Obituary from the Douglas Newspaper.
Daughter:Cora Smith Tootle
Son: Walter Alston "Smitty" Smith
Son:Ray Smith
Mrs. Lillah Smith, 84, died Thursday in an Augusta hospital after a long illness. She lived in Wheeler County for many years before moving to Douglas. She was a Baptist. Survivors are two daughter, Mrs. Alene Johnson of Douglas, and Mrs. Cora Tootle of Glenwood, two sons, Ray Smith of Glenwood, and Alston Smith of Lyons, a brother Tom Watts of Wrightsville, 12 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today in Beulah Baptist Church near Glenwood, with burial in the church cemetery. McGlohon Funeral Home of Glenwood is in Charge.
Obituary from the Douglas Newspaper.
This is my husbands granny. She was a sweet lady who loved to cook and sew. She loved to visit with her family and friends, and especially her grandchildren, and G-Grandchildren. She made many quilts, and I am fortunate enough to have to of them to treasure. I only met her once before her death, but I have heard many stories of her over the years. I wish I had known her better. There have been many more grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and even great-great-grandchildren added since her death, I know she is smiling down on all of them. She was preceeded in death by her husband Thomas E. Smith.
Daughter:Cora Smith Tootle
Son: Walter Alston "Smitty" Smith
Son:Ray Smith
Mrs. Lillah Smith, 84, died Thursday in an Augusta hospital after a long illness. She lived in Wheeler County for many years before moving to Douglas. She was a Baptist. Survivors are two daughter, Mrs. Alene Johnson of Douglas, and Mrs. Cora Tootle of Glenwood, two sons, Ray Smith of Glenwood, and Alston Smith of Lyons, a brother Tom Watts of Wrightsville, 12 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today in Beulah Baptist Church near Glenwood, with burial in the church cemetery. McGlohon Funeral Home of Glenwood is in Charge.
Obituary from the Douglas Newspaper.
Daughter:Cora Smith Tootle
Son: Walter Alston "Smitty" Smith
Son:Ray Smith
Mrs. Lillah Smith, 84, died Thursday in an Augusta hospital after a long illness. She lived in Wheeler County for many years before moving to Douglas. She was a Baptist. Survivors are two daughter, Mrs. Alene Johnson of Douglas, and Mrs. Cora Tootle of Glenwood, two sons, Ray Smith of Glenwood, and Alston Smith of Lyons, a brother Tom Watts of Wrightsville, 12 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. today in Beulah Baptist Church near Glenwood, with burial in the church cemetery. McGlohon Funeral Home of Glenwood is in Charge.
Obituary from the Douglas Newspaper.
