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Diane Marie Davis Quesenberry
December 22, 2009
Some of my earliest memories are of spending the night at Aunt Nellie's house with Carolyn and having her give us perms and do our hair. Then we would ride with Johnny and Nellie as we traveled to West Virginia to visit his relatives. Somehow we never thought of ourselves as poor as we shared the riches of friends and family. She was quick with a smile and I will always remember that about her.
Alice Forth Noblin
December 21, 2009
She was a great lady and will surely be missed by all who sat at her table and talked for hours over a mug of steaming, hot coffee. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you at this time.
Robert Earl Davis,III
December 20, 2009
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
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