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Gail <I>Peters</I> White

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Gail Peters White

Birth
Hampton, Carter County, Tennessee, USA
Death
18 Apr 2017 (aged 81)
Lebanon, Wilson County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown Add to Map
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Janet Gail Peters White was born on Jul 7, 1935 to Mike G. & Texie Beatrice (Calhoun) Peters (both deceased) in Hampton, Tn. She was born at home with the assistance of a midwife which was the custom at the time in and around Carter County. She received her Angel wings after a 10 year battle with dementia on April 18, 2017. She spent her childhood in East Tennessee, roaming the hills & hollers with her siblings, cousins, & friends. She attended both Hampton Elementary and Hampton High School. The family moved to Mishawaka, Indiana when she was a teenager & it was there that she met Nathan Eugene White. "Gene" was from Turrell, Arkansas & fresh out of the army. They married on March 20, 1954. They had 3 children: Wanda Jean (White) Knight, Nathan Allen White (deceased), & Joy Lynn White; 2 grandchildren: Brandy Leigh (Patterson) Tucker & Jamie Leigh White (deceased); & 1 great grandchild: Faith Leigh Tucker. Gail had two sisters and four brothers - Delma Louise Peters Hazlewood (deceased); Jack Ross Peters (deceased); William Zane (Bill) Peters of Elizabethton, TN; George Ronda (Buster) Peters of Deer Park, NY; Michael Stephen (Steve) Peters of Jonesborough, TN; Carolyn Sue Peters Magnuson of Mishawaka, IN. During their marriage, they resided in Indiana, Arkansas, Mississippi; eventually ending up back in Hampton, Tennessee in the early '80's. They helped care for Mike & Texie in their later years & elected to stay in the area after their deaths. In those years, Janet Gail had a constant parade of pets: chickens, goats (one of which enjoyed car rides), cats, & rescued dogs. She had a particular fondness for hummingbirds. Her career resume included Albright's bakery in Mishawaka, IN, lunch counter at Woolworth, & RX Honing. She enjoyed sewing, painting, crafting, gardening, & bird watching. She had a wonderful sense of humor, was a bit feisty, loved music & touched many people's lives. Gail was cremated and as was requested no service was held.
Janet Gail Peters White was born on Jul 7, 1935 to Mike G. & Texie Beatrice (Calhoun) Peters (both deceased) in Hampton, Tn. She was born at home with the assistance of a midwife which was the custom at the time in and around Carter County. She received her Angel wings after a 10 year battle with dementia on April 18, 2017. She spent her childhood in East Tennessee, roaming the hills & hollers with her siblings, cousins, & friends. She attended both Hampton Elementary and Hampton High School. The family moved to Mishawaka, Indiana when she was a teenager & it was there that she met Nathan Eugene White. "Gene" was from Turrell, Arkansas & fresh out of the army. They married on March 20, 1954. They had 3 children: Wanda Jean (White) Knight, Nathan Allen White (deceased), & Joy Lynn White; 2 grandchildren: Brandy Leigh (Patterson) Tucker & Jamie Leigh White (deceased); & 1 great grandchild: Faith Leigh Tucker. Gail had two sisters and four brothers - Delma Louise Peters Hazlewood (deceased); Jack Ross Peters (deceased); William Zane (Bill) Peters of Elizabethton, TN; George Ronda (Buster) Peters of Deer Park, NY; Michael Stephen (Steve) Peters of Jonesborough, TN; Carolyn Sue Peters Magnuson of Mishawaka, IN. During their marriage, they resided in Indiana, Arkansas, Mississippi; eventually ending up back in Hampton, Tennessee in the early '80's. They helped care for Mike & Texie in their later years & elected to stay in the area after their deaths. In those years, Janet Gail had a constant parade of pets: chickens, goats (one of which enjoyed car rides), cats, & rescued dogs. She had a particular fondness for hummingbirds. Her career resume included Albright's bakery in Mishawaka, IN, lunch counter at Woolworth, & RX Honing. She enjoyed sewing, painting, crafting, gardening, & bird watching. She had a wonderful sense of humor, was a bit feisty, loved music & touched many people's lives. Gail was cremated and as was requested no service was held.


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