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2011
1155 Everee Inn Road
Griffin, Georgia
Marjorie Reames Alexander, age 95, of Molena, Georgia passed away peacefully August 12, 2011, in the care of her loving caregiver, Joyce Messman in Covington.
Mrs. Alexander was born, March, 27, 1916 in Grand Island, Nebraska, the eldest daughter of John D. and Johanna Koeper Reames. She graduated from Leavenworth, Kansas High School in 1934 and from The Kansas City School of Nursing in 1939 and the Missouri and New York Schools of Nursing in 1940. In January 1943, she and her sister, Dorothy enlisted in the US Army Nurses Corps and served as combat nurses during WWII. They served in England just prior to the Normandy invasion and in field hospitals in France afterward. She also served in Korea from February 1951 until July 1952. For her service Marjorie was awarded two overseas bars, the EANE Campaign Medal and the American Campaign medal. She retired as a First Leutenant in August 1954.While in England Marjorie met a young Captain in Army Intelligence, David Alexander. After the war, they married and lived in Buffalo, N.Y. and later in Peachtree City. Mrs. Alexander was predeceased by her husband, David in 1979; her brothers Bob, and Walter Reames of Atlanta.
She is survived by a sister, Dorothy Price of Alvarado, Texas; neices Susie Reames Messman of Molena, Georgia, Janet Reames Henson of Panama City, Florida, Judy Hellner of Fortworth and Carole Hickok of Pennsylvania; nephews Walter F. Reames, Jr of Atlanta, David Earle Price and Bobby Price of Texas; and dozens of grand neices and nephews and great grand neices and nephews.
The family will receive visitors Monday, August 15, 2011 from Noon to 2:00 PM at Haisten McCullough Funeral Home. Graveside Services will follow at 4:00 Forest Lawn Memorial Park, 5755 Mallory Rd., College Park, Ga. 30349. All friends and relatives are requested to assemble at the graveside.
To pay condolences online to the family, please do so at www.haistenmccullough.com.
Haisten McCullough Funeral Home, 1155 Everee Inn Rd. is in charge of arrangements.
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August 30, 2011
Nan Dunbar
What a wonderful friend and neighbor! All of Gelding Garth friends, remember Margie with love and sympathy, wish I had know earlier, will visit her final resting place soon. My Rottie Stormie, loved her with passion, once I missed her from backyard and found her sitting in the front seat of her niece's new Escalade, will be with you a little later, sweet Margie, I am sure you and Jim are having wonderful memories. Love and hugs, Nan Dunbar
August 26, 2011
John & Nancy Nowacki
Marge will always be remembered and loved by all of us on Journeys End. She may not have had any of her own children, but all the neighborhood children flocked to her. They had a blast "washing" the golf cart or hours of playing Uno. Marge never forgot a single child on the holidays. She was a wonderful person and neighbor. She will always be remembered with lots of love and wonderful memories.
August 25, 2011
Stacie McCullough
I am so sorry for your loss. We loved her very much. She was a great neighbor and a great friend. We will always remeber her as the wonderful woman that she was.
August 15, 2011
Pete & Beki Carter
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We were so blessed to have known Aunt Marg
August 13, 2011
Haisten McCullough Funeral Home
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
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