Annie Yeargin Nash

Mrs. Nash was a beautiful, proud woman.We extend our sympathy to her family.
Shirline Betsill Smith and family

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Miss Ann. That's what I grew up calling her. She was a woman of strong faith and Godly character. I'm sure you have many precious memories.

Cynthia Douglas

To the family of Mrs. Nash - I extend my deepest sympathy to you. Mrs. Nash was my favorite teacher at DMV back in the early 70's

Dear Family,
I'm sure that you all know what a lovely "lady" that Mrs. Nash was. About 38 years ago this lovely lady taught me at DMV and she encouraged me to grow and become the lady that God created me to be. I was so sadden, even after many years to hear of her passing. But, I will remain forever grateful for her dedication in teaching and guidance that I so despartely needed. Please accept my condolances, during this time.

My mother, Elizabeth H. Powers and I extend sympathy to the family especially to Ms. Geneva. I remember the times that Ms. Annie Sue visited her parents and her sister in Laurens.

I thank our Heavenly Father for you and I'm experiencing joy and sadness because you have moved on, however, I do not feel I have lost you for I know where you are because I know how you lived. I wish I had ten thousand tougnes to say thank you to God for you. Rest for now, I'll see you in the morning!

I lost touch with you for so many years but I never forgot how you helped me to be a better person as a teenager. I will miss you and will forever remember your smile.