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I truly loved Mrs. Star she was a great teacher and she touched alot of peoples lives so now Mrs. Star may you fly with the ANGELS !!!!!!! LOUIS DEAN JR.
July 13, 2011
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Alma Bell Starr
Atlanta, Georgia
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Send FlowersFamily-Placed Death Notice STARR, Alma Bell ALMA ALBRITTIAN BELL STARR Alma Albrittian Bell Starr, born February 9, 1929 in Chicago, Illinois died JuIy 6, 2011 at the age of 82. She is survived by her only child, Frank L. Bell, Jr., and by her former husband, Fred L. Starr. Mrs. Starr was...
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Mrs. Starr was the greatest Kindergarden teacher to grace E.R. Carter Elementary. The first educator to my older brother, sister and myself. Truly my mom away from home. I remember your conforting words to me at my father's funeral and giving your blessings and smile of encouragement at my wedding 23yrs ago.(you said, baby call me if you need anything as you hugged me after the ceremony) You left an awesome imprint on my life as well as my family. One of my greatest inspirations. Love You...
Tonita Anderson
July 12, 2011 | Loganville, GA
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During the years, I've always wandered where my first teacher was and how she was doing. Ms. Starr was my preschool teacher at E. R. Carter Elementary School in Atlanta, Georgia and she was one of the best teachers there. She's had a positive influence on so many lives. I will always have fond memories of this beautiful lady. To the family, be encouraged. Melissa Holiday (Jonesboro, GA)
Melissa Holiday
July 12, 2011 | Jonesboro, GA
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I' sorry for your loss of a loved one, hopefully you will find comfort during your hard times. (Psalm 65:2)
Jamal
July 09, 2011
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Ms. Starr,
I have wondered for years where you were and how you have been doing. Now I know that you are in your ultimate resting place. You are the lady who made me want to become a teacher; you were my very first teacher at E.R. Carter Elementary School. I remember your compassion, how wonderful your fragrance was, and the love of learning that you gave us as your students. I treasured those naps and snacks in kindergarten. Your classroom was surely our home away from home....
Kimberley Miller
July 09, 2011 | Atlanta, GA
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