2002 Shiloh Cemetery, Mud Creek, Warren Co., TN

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Shiloh Cemetery Restoration Society

SHILOH CEMETERY MEMORIAL

22 June 2002

Warren County, Tennessee

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Attendees:

01 Newby, Bobby, our speaker
02 Adams, Iris Bain
03 Adams, Orene
04 Adams, Bobby
05 Adams, Edith Shumake
06 Haley, Jacqueline Hash
07 Martin, Barbara Hughes
08 Martin, Clarence
09 Keel, Donna Adams
10 Cooley, Hassie
11 Martin, Johnnie L.
12 Martin, Gregory
13 Cabel, Jackie Martin
14 Cooley, Flora
15 Grissom, Jeanette Hays
16 Hunter, Ladye Jane
17 Drake, Silas Abraham
18 Collier, David
19 Taylor, Paulette Hale
20 Hale, Beatrice
21 King, Juanita Martin
22 Templeton, Patsy C.
23 Douglas, Mansfield
24 Douglas, William B.
25 Womack, Georgia Mae Locke
26 Stalcup, Mattie Ruth Locke

and others who forgot to sign in

Jacqueline Hash Haley, Bobby Adams, Bobby Newby, Silas Abraham Drake, IV

Orean Adams

Mrs. Etter

Bobby Newby delivering the memorial address to the assemblage. This was his first time to speak to us.

Close of the business session conducted by Jacqueline Hash Haley.
L to R - Mrs. Haley, Edith Shumaker Adams, David Collier leaving, Jan Hays Grissom, Donna Adams
Keel, Iris Bain Adams, Orene Adams, Georgia Mae Locke Womack, Mattie Ruth Locke Stalcup, Mrs.Etter

Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Cooley, Silas Abraham Drake IV, Jacqueline Hash Haley

Johnnie L. Martin, Gregory Martin

Decisions, decisions - Mansfield Douglas

Foreground - Beatrice _____ Hale,
Background - Gregory Martin, Paulette Hale Turner, Clarence Martin, Barbara Martin

Shiloh Cemetery Restoration Society
Beatrice Hale, Mattie Ruth Locke Stalcup, ?_______?, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Etter, Mrs. Cooley, ?_______?,
Barbara Hughes Martin, ?________?, Jacqueline Hash Haley, Martin, Edith Shumaker Adams, ??, Mansfield
Douglas, Clarence Martin, Georgia Mae Locke Womack, ??

Latecomers - Patsy C. Templeton and Juanita Martin Templeton King

And to why we are all here ...

I hear ethereal whispers persuasive, soft and still,
"Daughter, if you don't remember us, who will?"

Gregory Martin, Johnnie L. Martin, Clarence Martin, Mrs. Etter, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Cooley

The Nash Family
Walter L. Nash, 28 Feb 1883 - 27 Aug 1954
Virginia Nash Campbell, 10 Dec 1918 - 17 June 1994
Hazel R. Nash, 10 Feb 1886 - 5 Apr 1966

The Adams Family
Timmy Lee Adams, 30 July 1967 - 28 Aug 1985

In Memorium

Georgia Mae Locke Womack
4 Apr 1915 - 26 Jul 2002

McMinnville resident and Warren County native Georgia Mae Womack, 87, died July 26 at River Park Hospital after a brief illness. A retired Warren County school teacher and a member of Westwood Church of Christ, she was the daughter of George Robert (Bob) and Mattie Rowland Locke; and was preceded in death by her husband, Joe Houston Womack in 1990; and brother, B.F. Locke. She is survived by son and daughter-in-law, Joe Morris and Darlene Womack of McMinnville; daughter and son-in-law, Carol and Byron Chambers of McMinnville; granddaughters and a spouse, Alisha and Sam Womack Byford of Liberty, and Julie Caroline Chambers of Murfreesboro; grandsons and spouses, Joe David Womack and Mark Chambers, both of McMinnville, Clay and Amy Chambers of Boulder, Colo., Paul and Amanda Chambers of Cookeville; and sisters, Mattie L. Stalcup of McMinnville, Wilma L. Northcutt of Huntsville, Ala., and Ora L. Cox of Nashville. Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at High’s Chapel with Lee Perkins and Mike Steakley officiating. Burial will follow at Salem Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. until time of service today at High’s. Memorial donations may be made to the Westwood Church of Christ youth program. High Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Southern Standard (McMinnville, Tenn.) July 28, 2002

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