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Artie Singleton Obituary
Utica
Mrs. Artie Singleton, 104, of Utica, died May 27, 2009, in the Faxton-St. Lukes Healthcare Center. She was born January 1, 1905, in Mascott, FL, to the late Betty Gorham. She spent the early years of her life in Belle Glade, FL, where she worked at the Belle Glade Hospital in the housekeeping department. She came to Utica in the early 1950s. Although she made several trips back to Florida, she made Utica her home. She was a long time member of St. Paul's Baptist Church. She was a very wise and sweet person who loved children and raised quite a few of them. She is survived by a great-niece, Annie Lois Gary, of Utica; great-great-niece, Phillis Bowens (Kenneth); great-great-nephews, Willie J. Dexter, John Gary and Johnny Carr; Godson, Tim Wilkerson; and special friends, Alberta Hill and Luella Chastine. Friends may call on Tuesday at St. Paul's Baptist Church, 219 Leah Street, from 10 a.m. until the 11 a.m. funeral service. Arrangements by T. Revels-Gibson Funeral Service, Inc.
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Flori Patterson
June 5, 2009
Ms. Singleton has definitely left a legacy, she was a very spiritual and loving woman that touched many lives. God has taken another one of his own home. She will be missed by many.
Debbie Hoffman
June 4, 2009
Artie is one of the individuals I missed very much when I left Barton North at St. Lukes Home. She was the most beautiful woman in her lovely hats. Artie loved her coffee loved to sing especially amazing grace. She brightened up everyones day. Now we can sing amazing grace to her while she sits with the lord...
Leola Turner
June 1, 2009
One of the sweetest has been taken, she will be missed. She lived a long life.I know she's in heaven
lacora Gilmore
June 1, 2009
Ms. singleton we all miss you from the first day we didn't see your beautiful face,smile,didn't hear you call out for your coffee,didn't hear you sing amazing grace,laughter love Lacora,Barton North Staff
Anitha McKenzie
May 31, 2009
I can remember Ms. Artie as I was a young child growing up in St. Paul's. She lived a full life. May God comfort the family.
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