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Margaret Earline Eady
1946 - 2011
Margaret Earline Eady
1946 - 2011
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BORN
1946
DIED
2011
Margaret Eady Obituary
Survivors include husband, James Eady of Anniston; daughter, Shelby Wyatt (Blake) of Lincoln; son, Tommy Eady of Anniston; six grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; mother, Lois Green of Anniston; sisters, Ann Harrison (Dee), Linda Woodard (Alton) both of Anniston, Wanda Woodall (Gary) of Webster Chapel and Cile Smith (Larry) of Anniston; and brother, Taylor Green (Susan) of Jacksonville, caregiver, Brenda Eady of Anniston.
Mrs. Eady is preceded in death by her father, William T. Green.
Pallbearers will be Daniel Eady, Jason Eady, Steven Williams, Damon Harrison, Terry W. Graves, Joey Woodall, Jason Woodall, Jonathan Turner and Dennis Turner.
Mrs. Eady was a native of Anniston and a member of South Hunter Community Church in Anniston.
Arrangements under the direction of Gray Brown-Service Mortuary & Crematory, Anniston, Alabama.
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August 24, 2011
To my sweet sister I know u are in a better place and u are not hurting anymore and i know right now u and daddy are shouting all over the place in heaven . We will miss u dearly and Remember we loved u very much and one day i will see u again . I love u Margaret Rest in peace Cile Smith and family
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Wanda Milstead
August 23, 2011
You will always live in our hearts and prayers.
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