--Laura was the youngest of 4 children of James Burkett Rice and wife Julia Anna Briggs. She grew up in Rowan County and went to Mt. Ulla High School.
--Occupation: She worked at Cannon Mills. She then became a Hairdresser, which became a 54 year career.
--Laura married Billie W. McGee. They were married 72 years. They had 2 sons. Gary Edwin McGee died very young. Surviving son is James McGee. She had 2 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
--Charter member of A Mighty Fortress Lutheran Church, along with her husband. They were very active.
--She always gave out chewing gum and hugs to children.
--Occupation: She worked at Cannon Mills. She then became a Hairdresser, which became a 54 year career.
--Laura married Billie W. McGee. They were married 72 years. They had 2 sons. Gary Edwin McGee died very young. Surviving son is James McGee. She had 2 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
--Charter member of A Mighty Fortress Lutheran Church, along with her husband. They were very active.
--She always gave out chewing gum and hugs to children.
--Laura was the youngest of 4 children of James Burkett Rice and wife Julia Anna Briggs. She grew up in Rowan County and went to Mt. Ulla High School.
--Occupation: She worked at Cannon Mills. She then became a Hairdresser, which became a 54 year career.
--Laura married Billie W. McGee. They were married 72 years. They had 2 sons. Gary Edwin McGee died very young. Surviving son is James McGee. She had 2 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
--Charter member of A Mighty Fortress Lutheran Church, along with her husband. They were very active.
--She always gave out chewing gum and hugs to children.
--Occupation: She worked at Cannon Mills. She then became a Hairdresser, which became a 54 year career.
--Laura married Billie W. McGee. They were married 72 years. They had 2 sons. Gary Edwin McGee died very young. Surviving son is James McGee. She had 2 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
--Charter member of A Mighty Fortress Lutheran Church, along with her husband. They were very active.
--She always gave out chewing gum and hugs to children.
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