OZARK | Doris Hutt Head, age 87, of Ozark, died Thursday morning, January 19, 2006, in Flowers Hospital. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday, January 21, 2006, from Ozark Baptist Church with Reverend Greg Aman and Reverend Bill Hix officiating. Interment will be at 4 p.m. in Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery in Hale County, Alabama.
Mrs. Head was born November 22, 1918, in Hale County, to the late Mattie Lou Taylor Hutt and John Samuel Hutt. She married James Emmett Head, Jr. and they moved to Ozark in 1957, where she was a homemaker, horticulturist, and avid genealogist.
She was a member of Ozark Baptist Church, the Lydia Sunday School Class, and served on the floral committee for many years. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Head enjoyed flower gardening and working on their family farm. She was a devoted wife, grandmother, and caregiver to everyone she knew.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, James Emmett Head, Jr. in May 2005; two sisters, Helen Hutt and Ollie Swan Hutt; and five brothers, Joe L. Hutt, John William Hutt, Fred Hutt, Thomas E. Hutt, and Harry N. Hutt.
Survivors include one daughter, Jerrie Head Brittain and friend, Charles T. Parnelle of Charleston, South Carolina; one son, James Boswell Head and his wife, Deborah Williams of Ozark; seven grandchildren, Bonnie Brittain Geer and her husband, William Gordon of Charleston, South Carolina, Regina Brittain Baker and her husband, Michael John of Hampton, Virginia, Shannah Head Mallory and her husband, Patrick of Dothan, Brent Emmett Head and his wife, Cindy Eich of Birmingham, Bret Wade Head of Ozark, Tiffany Strickland Kelley and her husband, Justin of Auburn and Kelley Strickland Peak of Panama City, Florida. Nine great grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Head was born November 22, 1918, in Hale County, to the late Mattie Lou Taylor Hutt and John Samuel Hutt. She married James Emmett Head, Jr. and they moved to Ozark in 1957, where she was a homemaker, horticulturist, and avid genealogist.
She was a member of Ozark Baptist Church, the Lydia Sunday School Class, and served on the floral committee for many years. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Head enjoyed flower gardening and working on their family farm. She was a devoted wife, grandmother, and caregiver to everyone she knew.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, James Emmett Head, Jr. in May 2005; two sisters, Helen Hutt and Ollie Swan Hutt; and five brothers, Joe L. Hutt, John William Hutt, Fred Hutt, Thomas E. Hutt, and Harry N. Hutt.
Survivors include one daughter, Jerrie Head Brittain and friend, Charles T. Parnelle of Charleston, South Carolina; one son, James Boswell Head and his wife, Deborah Williams of Ozark; seven grandchildren, Bonnie Brittain Geer and her husband, William Gordon of Charleston, South Carolina, Regina Brittain Baker and her husband, Michael John of Hampton, Virginia, Shannah Head Mallory and her husband, Patrick of Dothan, Brent Emmett Head and his wife, Cindy Eich of Birmingham, Bret Wade Head of Ozark, Tiffany Strickland Kelley and her husband, Justin of Auburn and Kelley Strickland Peak of Panama City, Florida. Nine great grandchildren also survive.
OZARK | Doris Hutt Head, age 87, of Ozark, died Thursday morning, January 19, 2006, in Flowers Hospital. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday, January 21, 2006, from Ozark Baptist Church with Reverend Greg Aman and Reverend Bill Hix officiating. Interment will be at 4 p.m. in Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery in Hale County, Alabama.
Mrs. Head was born November 22, 1918, in Hale County, to the late Mattie Lou Taylor Hutt and John Samuel Hutt. She married James Emmett Head, Jr. and they moved to Ozark in 1957, where she was a homemaker, horticulturist, and avid genealogist.
She was a member of Ozark Baptist Church, the Lydia Sunday School Class, and served on the floral committee for many years. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Head enjoyed flower gardening and working on their family farm. She was a devoted wife, grandmother, and caregiver to everyone she knew.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, James Emmett Head, Jr. in May 2005; two sisters, Helen Hutt and Ollie Swan Hutt; and five brothers, Joe L. Hutt, John William Hutt, Fred Hutt, Thomas E. Hutt, and Harry N. Hutt.
Survivors include one daughter, Jerrie Head Brittain and friend, Charles T. Parnelle of Charleston, South Carolina; one son, James Boswell Head and his wife, Deborah Williams of Ozark; seven grandchildren, Bonnie Brittain Geer and her husband, William Gordon of Charleston, South Carolina, Regina Brittain Baker and her husband, Michael John of Hampton, Virginia, Shannah Head Mallory and her husband, Patrick of Dothan, Brent Emmett Head and his wife, Cindy Eich of Birmingham, Bret Wade Head of Ozark, Tiffany Strickland Kelley and her husband, Justin of Auburn and Kelley Strickland Peak of Panama City, Florida. Nine great grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Head was born November 22, 1918, in Hale County, to the late Mattie Lou Taylor Hutt and John Samuel Hutt. She married James Emmett Head, Jr. and they moved to Ozark in 1957, where she was a homemaker, horticulturist, and avid genealogist.
She was a member of Ozark Baptist Church, the Lydia Sunday School Class, and served on the floral committee for many years. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Head enjoyed flower gardening and working on their family farm. She was a devoted wife, grandmother, and caregiver to everyone she knew.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, James Emmett Head, Jr. in May 2005; two sisters, Helen Hutt and Ollie Swan Hutt; and five brothers, Joe L. Hutt, John William Hutt, Fred Hutt, Thomas E. Hutt, and Harry N. Hutt.
Survivors include one daughter, Jerrie Head Brittain and friend, Charles T. Parnelle of Charleston, South Carolina; one son, James Boswell Head and his wife, Deborah Williams of Ozark; seven grandchildren, Bonnie Brittain Geer and her husband, William Gordon of Charleston, South Carolina, Regina Brittain Baker and her husband, Michael John of Hampton, Virginia, Shannah Head Mallory and her husband, Patrick of Dothan, Brent Emmett Head and his wife, Cindy Eich of Birmingham, Bret Wade Head of Ozark, Tiffany Strickland Kelley and her husband, Justin of Auburn and Kelley Strickland Peak of Panama City, Florida. Nine great grandchildren also survive.
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