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Margaret Rose Bailey Sudderth
October 11, 2024
He used to sit with me in the secret garden. Although it wasnt really a secret, it just looked like one. We didn't speak much because we didn't have to. We could just sit and think and listen to the world he created. He was a brilliant man and I loved him. He and I loved antique furniture and cars. He helped me with my designing business and he was actually really good at it. I was Sosha and he was Mesha. I swear, he was a sister I didn't know I had. He had a love for music and he had a lot of knowledge about what goes on behind the scenes and juicy little details about bands that isn't known to the public. He was a fabulous story teller, I could just sit for days and listen to him. Without even looking I could pick him out of a crowd by the way he coughed or sneezed, or by seeing only a body part. He is that vivid to me. He said once that I may be by my self but I'm never alone, and I said "Or on loan". We laughed and he said, I worked hard so I could make that true for you. Rest in peace, love, and have a groovy time doing it my friend. I'll never miss you and I'm ok with that. Taiwan is the safe word.
Moore-Cortner Funeral Home - Winchester
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April 4, 2024
Apr
7
1:30 p.m.
Walnut Grove Cemetery
980 Walnut Grove Road, Belvidere, TN 37306
Moore-Cortner Funeral Home - Winchester
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April 4, 2024
George Maxwell Obituary
George Allan Maxwell, age 68 of Huntland, passed away on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, at his residence. He was born in Harvey, Illinois, on October 26, 1955, to the late Hugo Black and Fannie Mae (Owens) Maxwell. George earned his Associate Degree... Read George Maxwell's Obituary
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