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Sybil Austin Obituary
Sybil Sutton Austin, age 78, of Germantown, Ohio, passed away, Thursday, January 9, 2020, at Astoria Health & Rehab. She was born in Pendergrass, GA, on July 13, 1941, to the late Dollie J. (Feagin) and Charles R. Sutton. She retired from SKF Industries, after 30 years of service. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by 5 brothers, Ramon, Marvin, Everett, Vernon and Darryl Sutton. Sybil is survived by her husband of 59 years, Gene J. Austin; 2 daughters, Diana L. (Tim) Tullio, Debra J. (Eric) Lawler; her son, Jeffrey M. Austin; 3 grandchildren, Corey & Jessica Lawler and Alex Tullio; a great-grandson, Ethan Lawler; her brother, Edward (Sandra) Sutton; her 2 sisters, Allene Hendrix, and Barbara (Lendon) Cain; numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial services and internment will be announced at a later date.
Memories and Condolences
for Sybil Austin
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Lynn and Ralph Hagenschneider
February 10, 2020
Sybil was a very very sweet and caring person.
Boyd Carlyle
January 14, 2020
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Jaclyn Sutton
January 13, 2020
Sybil was a wonderful person and she will be greatly missed. Love to Gene, Jeff,
Diana, Debra and all the extended family. Praying for you all. Much Love
Jackie Sutton
Our first trip to Vegas!
Tim Tullio
January 12, 2020
I have no idea where Mom got her energy from. She made most of our clothes growing up and was a master seamstress. She made Barbie clothes for Christmas, a TeePee for the yard, and fixed everything mechanical in the house. She was a voracious reader, and made sure we all loved to read as well. She filled out every form I needed to get scholarships and loans to go to college (since that was my only option). She worked full time while were growing up, but she never complained. Even with everything else going on, she was the den mother for my brother's scout group, and she helped with all of our girl scout outings and event raisers. She even baked cookies and made our lunches to take to school.
One of the things I love is that Mom had so much fun in her retirement. She enjoyed going to Vegas (picture attached) and other locations with Daddy and Debra to play the slots. She loved nature, her garden, and zoos. She loved shrimp, grits, cheese biscuits and, just, going out to eat in general. She loved The Lion King, Wicked, and visiting New York. Her face when she saw the Statue of Liberty was priceless. She was the kindest and nicest person. A true role model. I love you Mom. You are in my heart every day.
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