Mrs. Swafford was preceded in death by her loving husband, Rev. Noah C. Swafford and a grandson, Will Roger "Bud" Swafford, Jr. She is survived by a son, Dr. W. Roger Swafford, Sr. and a daughter, Mrs. Joan S. Sexton. At the time of her passing, she had two remaining grandchildren, Rhonda F. Swafford, and J. Charles Sexton; two great grandchildren, Joshua Swafford, and Tiffany S. Mitchell as well as a wonderful great great granddaughter, Madison, D. Swafford.
"Maw" as she was lovingly refered to outlived all her siblings. She was a charter member of New Fellowship Baptist Church in Lithia Springs, GA. She lived a simple, yet happy life. One of her notable talents was gardening. She had a yard full of beautiful flowers, and inside, shelves lined with exotic African Violets. She will be sorely missed, but fondly remembered by all who's life she graced.
"Maw" as she was lovingly refered to outlived all her siblings. She was a charter member of New Fellowship Baptist Church in Lithia Springs, GA. She lived a simple, yet happy life. One of her notable talents was gardening. She had a yard full of beautiful flowers, and inside, shelves lined with exotic African Violets. She will be sorely missed, but fondly remembered by all who's life she graced.
Mrs. Swafford was preceded in death by her loving husband, Rev. Noah C. Swafford and a grandson, Will Roger "Bud" Swafford, Jr. She is survived by a son, Dr. W. Roger Swafford, Sr. and a daughter, Mrs. Joan S. Sexton. At the time of her passing, she had two remaining grandchildren, Rhonda F. Swafford, and J. Charles Sexton; two great grandchildren, Joshua Swafford, and Tiffany S. Mitchell as well as a wonderful great great granddaughter, Madison, D. Swafford.
"Maw" as she was lovingly refered to outlived all her siblings. She was a charter member of New Fellowship Baptist Church in Lithia Springs, GA. She lived a simple, yet happy life. One of her notable talents was gardening. She had a yard full of beautiful flowers, and inside, shelves lined with exotic African Violets. She will be sorely missed, but fondly remembered by all who's life she graced.
"Maw" as she was lovingly refered to outlived all her siblings. She was a charter member of New Fellowship Baptist Church in Lithia Springs, GA. She lived a simple, yet happy life. One of her notable talents was gardening. She had a yard full of beautiful flowers, and inside, shelves lined with exotic African Violets. She will be sorely missed, but fondly remembered by all who's life she graced.
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