Mrs. Delilah Tester Harmon, age 102, of Bryant Combs Road, Sugar Grove, was born a daughter of the late Jack Amos Tester and Lillie Mae Glenn Tester. She was a retired employee of Appalachian State University, and a member of Antioch Baptist Church.
Mrs. Harmon is survived by one daughter, Pauline H. Epley and husband Fred of Melvindale, Michigan; one son, Ronda Harmon and partner Therese Webber of Sebring, Florida; seven granddaughters, Crystal Baumdraher and husband Don, of Melvindale, Michigan, Sherry Sleight of Melvindale, Wendy Barath and husband Keith, of Canton, Michigan, Tracy Magusin of Lincoln Park, Michigan, Rachel Brown and husband Scott, of Warren, Massachusetts, Betsy Steff of Collins, New York, and Evelyn Gier and husband David, of North Collins, New York; three grandsons, William Epley of Melvindale, Michigan, William Harmon and wife Lee, of Palm City, Florida, and Mark Harmon of Medina, New York, and one sister, Anna Lee Lawrence of Zionville. She is also survived by twenty-four great-grandchildren, seventeen great great-grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, William Eli Harmon; her second husband, Luther Thomas Harmon, four sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. Harmon is survived by one daughter, Pauline H. Epley and husband Fred of Melvindale, Michigan; one son, Ronda Harmon and partner Therese Webber of Sebring, Florida; seven granddaughters, Crystal Baumdraher and husband Don, of Melvindale, Michigan, Sherry Sleight of Melvindale, Wendy Barath and husband Keith, of Canton, Michigan, Tracy Magusin of Lincoln Park, Michigan, Rachel Brown and husband Scott, of Warren, Massachusetts, Betsy Steff of Collins, New York, and Evelyn Gier and husband David, of North Collins, New York; three grandsons, William Epley of Melvindale, Michigan, William Harmon and wife Lee, of Palm City, Florida, and Mark Harmon of Medina, New York, and one sister, Anna Lee Lawrence of Zionville. She is also survived by twenty-four great-grandchildren, seventeen great great-grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, William Eli Harmon; her second husband, Luther Thomas Harmon, four sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. Delilah Tester Harmon, age 102, of Bryant Combs Road, Sugar Grove, was born a daughter of the late Jack Amos Tester and Lillie Mae Glenn Tester. She was a retired employee of Appalachian State University, and a member of Antioch Baptist Church.
Mrs. Harmon is survived by one daughter, Pauline H. Epley and husband Fred of Melvindale, Michigan; one son, Ronda Harmon and partner Therese Webber of Sebring, Florida; seven granddaughters, Crystal Baumdraher and husband Don, of Melvindale, Michigan, Sherry Sleight of Melvindale, Wendy Barath and husband Keith, of Canton, Michigan, Tracy Magusin of Lincoln Park, Michigan, Rachel Brown and husband Scott, of Warren, Massachusetts, Betsy Steff of Collins, New York, and Evelyn Gier and husband David, of North Collins, New York; three grandsons, William Epley of Melvindale, Michigan, William Harmon and wife Lee, of Palm City, Florida, and Mark Harmon of Medina, New York, and one sister, Anna Lee Lawrence of Zionville. She is also survived by twenty-four great-grandchildren, seventeen great great-grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, William Eli Harmon; her second husband, Luther Thomas Harmon, four sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. Harmon is survived by one daughter, Pauline H. Epley and husband Fred of Melvindale, Michigan; one son, Ronda Harmon and partner Therese Webber of Sebring, Florida; seven granddaughters, Crystal Baumdraher and husband Don, of Melvindale, Michigan, Sherry Sleight of Melvindale, Wendy Barath and husband Keith, of Canton, Michigan, Tracy Magusin of Lincoln Park, Michigan, Rachel Brown and husband Scott, of Warren, Massachusetts, Betsy Steff of Collins, New York, and Evelyn Gier and husband David, of North Collins, New York; three grandsons, William Epley of Melvindale, Michigan, William Harmon and wife Lee, of Palm City, Florida, and Mark Harmon of Medina, New York, and one sister, Anna Lee Lawrence of Zionville. She is also survived by twenty-four great-grandchildren, seventeen great great-grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, William Eli Harmon; her second husband, Luther Thomas Harmon, four sisters and two brothers.
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