Geraldine Jenkins, 75, of Marble, passed away Friday, March 1, 2019, at her residence.
Geraldine was a native of Cherokee County and the daughter of Harold and Vaye Palmer Jenkins.
She was a member and past secretary of Marble Springs Baptist Church.
Geraldine retired from Murphy Medical Center after 20 years of service as an administrative secretary.
Geraldine was an inspiration to countless people during her 12-year battle with cancer. Throughout the entire time, she remained positive and always had a smile. Her faith and love for God never wavered.
She loved to work with her flowers, a gift from her father that she maintained throughout the years. She was an avid reader and loved to travel. Her yearly trips exploring out West with her companion brought her immense peace and joy.
Burial Moss Cemetery
Arrangements Townson-Rose Funeral Home
Geraldine was a native of Cherokee County and the daughter of Harold and Vaye Palmer Jenkins.
She was a member and past secretary of Marble Springs Baptist Church.
Geraldine retired from Murphy Medical Center after 20 years of service as an administrative secretary.
Geraldine was an inspiration to countless people during her 12-year battle with cancer. Throughout the entire time, she remained positive and always had a smile. Her faith and love for God never wavered.
She loved to work with her flowers, a gift from her father that she maintained throughout the years. She was an avid reader and loved to travel. Her yearly trips exploring out West with her companion brought her immense peace and joy.
Burial Moss Cemetery
Arrangements Townson-Rose Funeral Home
Geraldine Jenkins, 75, of Marble, passed away Friday, March 1, 2019, at her residence.
Geraldine was a native of Cherokee County and the daughter of Harold and Vaye Palmer Jenkins.
She was a member and past secretary of Marble Springs Baptist Church.
Geraldine retired from Murphy Medical Center after 20 years of service as an administrative secretary.
Geraldine was an inspiration to countless people during her 12-year battle with cancer. Throughout the entire time, she remained positive and always had a smile. Her faith and love for God never wavered.
She loved to work with her flowers, a gift from her father that she maintained throughout the years. She was an avid reader and loved to travel. Her yearly trips exploring out West with her companion brought her immense peace and joy.
Burial Moss Cemetery
Arrangements Townson-Rose Funeral Home
Geraldine was a native of Cherokee County and the daughter of Harold and Vaye Palmer Jenkins.
She was a member and past secretary of Marble Springs Baptist Church.
Geraldine retired from Murphy Medical Center after 20 years of service as an administrative secretary.
Geraldine was an inspiration to countless people during her 12-year battle with cancer. Throughout the entire time, she remained positive and always had a smile. Her faith and love for God never wavered.
She loved to work with her flowers, a gift from her father that she maintained throughout the years. She was an avid reader and loved to travel. Her yearly trips exploring out West with her companion brought her immense peace and joy.
Burial Moss Cemetery
Arrangements Townson-Rose Funeral Home
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