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Aileen Pace Obituary
A native of Henderson County, she was the daughter of the late Rosce and Nannie Jones Warren Orr and the wife of the late Cecil T. Pace. She was preceded in death by one daughter Helen Lovingood, three brothers, Paul , Howard and Milo Warren and one sister Ruth Gibbs.
Aileen was a 1948 graduate of Dana High School and was a charter member of Sugarloaf Baptist Church, where she also served as church clerk for many years. She loved working in her yard and garden, loved to cook but she found the most joy in spending time with her family.
Survivors include one daughter Carolyn Blanton (Marshal), three grandchildren, Chris Kilpatrick (Patricia), Jamie Hensley and Mellany Jones (Gaylord), four great grandchildren, Taylor and Tyler Kilpatrick and Erin and Beth Jones and four great great grandchildren.
A private graveside service will be held. Condolence cards may be sent to the family at www.jacksonfuneralservices or PO Box 945, Hendersonville, NC 28793.
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Darlene Gilbert
April 23, 2020
Aileen was a joy to see--a friend and sweetheart!! We will all miss her!! Our prayers are yours at this time. Darlene & Don, Judy & Scotty All o Sybil T.s Family
Douglas Warren
April 19, 2020
Have lots of great memories, spending the night, working orchard and fields with C.T. and her.Started going to Union Hill Church,split of and started Sugar Loaf.Memories,shaped me my whole life.Thank God for allowing me to spend time with them,now they spend eternity together.
Linda and Frank Owenby
April 17, 2020
Alieen has got a new body now. Sending prayers of comfort and strength to Carolyn and Marshall and to her grandchildren during this sorrowful time.
Judy Gibbs
April 17, 2020
So sorry to hear of Aileens passing. I know you will miss her. Prayers & love to you all!
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