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Magnolia was born to Maggie Lee and Walter Mathis, November 9, 1946 in Warrenton, Georgia. She was the oldest of six siblings. She joined in Holy Matrimony to Jesse Miller who preceded her in death at a very young age.
She enjoyed taking walks for fresh air, listening to music and spending time playing games on the computer and tablet.
She was a very independent, strong-willed person who enjoyed caring for others including her siblings, her son and her mother.
She was a hard-working employee. For 25+ years, Magnolia worked as a chef at The Beautiful Restaurant on Auburn Avenue and Cascade Road. She was able to enjoy over a decade of retirement.
She leaves to cherish one son, Anthony "Tony" Lee, one granddaughter, Melody Jade Lee, two sisters, Pinky Lee of Atlanta, GA, and Celina "CoCo" Lee (of Ohio); a host of nieces and nephews including Michael Lee, Gala Lee Andrews (Tez) and children, Mandrell Joe Lee, Marquita Lee and children, Lillian Britt, Veronica (Roni) Dukes and children, Keyshawna Reynolds and children, Iesha Jones; Her beloved brother, Mr. Warren "Buddy" Lee preceded her in death.
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