Suzanne Jernigan Proctor

I taught with Suzanne at Horton Middle School in Pittsboro, beginning in 1975. I always found her to be a very conscientious and caring teacher. When she retired, I remember how she shared her materials with everyone on the hall, and she indeed had collected a vast amount of teacher materials in her 37 years. Later when we started attending St. Bart's in Pittsboro, I was so pleased to have weekly conversations with her. Just recently, I was talking with fellow retired teachers, and we...

Helen,
Our deepest smypathy to you and your family from your Sisters of Laureate Beta, Beta Sigma Phi.

Mrs. Shine and Jamey: I am sorry to hear about your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Helen,
Clare and I were sorry to hear of your sister's passing. Our prayers go out to you and your family.
Franklin Grady
Asheboro, NC

Helen, Harry and I were sorry to learn of your sister's passing through the Civitan email. We will not be able to attend the funeral services, but you will be in our prayers.
God Bless You and Yours. Cheryl and Harry Kent

Frosty and I have been visiting at Sterling House since August, 2003, and Miss Suzanne was one of our originals. We enjoyed our weekly visits with her where we would inevitably find her reading the Sun Journal. I know she enjoyed seeing us, and we will miss her.