Actual full name PEARLIE PAULINE RAYBOURN, but always went by Pauline. Eldest child of Andrew A. Raybourn (1900-1970) and Cola A. (Rutland) Raybourn (1903-1965) [both buried at Good Hope Church Cemetery outside Columbia, MS] Sister Reda Mae Ward (1926-2004), brother Howard Raybourn (1930-1984), and brother Dan Raybourn of Laurel, Ms. (deceased siblings linked under parents).
She was a very devout Christian lady and member of Kingston Assembly of God Church. As the tomestone inscription reads, she was truly "A Good Sister and a Great Aunt."
Special Note: Though they were never officially married, Pauline Raybourn and Charles Myrick maintained a special friendship during the last decades of their lives. This special friendship is certainly deserving of their being linked on this site.
She was a very devout Christian lady and member of Kingston Assembly of God Church. As the tomestone inscription reads, she was truly "A Good Sister and a Great Aunt."
Special Note: Though they were never officially married, Pauline Raybourn and Charles Myrick maintained a special friendship during the last decades of their lives. This special friendship is certainly deserving of their being linked on this site.
Actual full name PEARLIE PAULINE RAYBOURN, but always went by Pauline. Eldest child of Andrew A. Raybourn (1900-1970) and Cola A. (Rutland) Raybourn (1903-1965) [both buried at Good Hope Church Cemetery outside Columbia, MS] Sister Reda Mae Ward (1926-2004), brother Howard Raybourn (1930-1984), and brother Dan Raybourn of Laurel, Ms. (deceased siblings linked under parents).
She was a very devout Christian lady and member of Kingston Assembly of God Church. As the tomestone inscription reads, she was truly "A Good Sister and a Great Aunt."
Special Note: Though they were never officially married, Pauline Raybourn and Charles Myrick maintained a special friendship during the last decades of their lives. This special friendship is certainly deserving of their being linked on this site.
She was a very devout Christian lady and member of Kingston Assembly of God Church. As the tomestone inscription reads, she was truly "A Good Sister and a Great Aunt."
Special Note: Though they were never officially married, Pauline Raybourn and Charles Myrick maintained a special friendship during the last decades of their lives. This special friendship is certainly deserving of their being linked on this site.
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