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Gail's love for crocheting was legendary among her family and friends. She spent countless hours weaving love into every stitch, creating beautiful keepsakes that will be cherished for generations. Her vibrant creations were a testament to her creativity and generous heart.
She was the beloved daughter of Thomas and Naomi Mykins, who have since passed, along with brothers and sisters. Gail shared her life with two loving spouses, Maynard Zonneville and Sterling Fambrough, both of whom preceded her in passing.
Her legacy lives on through her daughter Karen (Scott) Carpenter and her sons Mike Zonneville, Maynard Zonneville, and Sterling (Theodore) Fambrough. She was a proud grandmother to Scott (Danielle), Kristina (Patrick), Jacqueline; great-grandmother to Abbigail, Trevor, Jarrett, Katelynn, Corbin and Winter and carries the cherished memory of her grandson Tristan, who has also passed. Siblings, Linda, Michelle, Pearl, Laura, Paul and Ronald who also survive her.
As we remember Gail, let us celebrate the beautiful life she lived, the joy she brought, and the love she shared so freely.
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From the Staff of Spring Hill Funeral Home & Cemetery.
February 11, 2025
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