Sarah-Currie-Obituary

Sarah Lee Currie

Charlotte, North Carolina

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Sarah Lee Currie Miss Sara Lee Currie, age 83, of Charlotte, North Carolina, died May 30, 2007 at Carolinas Medical Center. Born May 15, 1924 in Fayetteville, North Carolina, she was the daughter of the late Franklin Wade Currie and Mary Strickland Currie. She graduated from Harding High School...

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My mother (Kathryn Mullis) and Sarah were best buddies @ the Oaks. They had a lot of fun together & we called them "Thelma & Louise" because of the trouble they were always causing. She will surely be missed. Kathryn and her family wish to express their condolences to her family.

My family and I had just come to know Sarah at the Huntersville Oaks Nursing home for the past 2 years. She was a very sweet lady and spoke w/my grandmother there often. They were known for a while as "Thelma & Louise". My deepest sympathies to the family. We will miss her smile and wonderful sense of humor.

My heart is broken today to learn of this sweet ladies death. I also worked with "Lucy" as I called her for thirteen years at Glidden. She made such an impression on my life and the lives of all that knew her and loved her. She adored her family and was so very proud of you all. She often spoke of "Little Sara" and how she took care of her.
The world was a better place with this lady here, but God is even greater for having her with Him... Rest and Laugh 'Sweet Lucy" you ran a hard race,...

My deepest sympathy to Sarah's family. I worked with Sarah for 17 years at The Glidden Company and remember her as a very special person with a great sense of humor. I also remember how much she loved to work in her yard. She talked often about all of you and how much you meant to her. What a comfort and blessing it is to know that she has gone home to be with Jesus. I pray that you will feel the peace of God as he cradles you in his arms to mend your grieving heart as you cherish the...