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Annie Bartle Obituary
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Born to Lucille Rose and Emory Andrews on November 20, 1941, in Goldsboro - on the last Roosevelt's Thanksgiving. She was preceded in death by twin siblings Janice Rose Andrews (Roger) and Janet Pearson Nichols (Warren) and is survived by sisters Emily Adrene Browne (Park), Omega Louise Clark (Bruce), and brother Wiley Edwin Bud Andrews (Dianne).
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Liz graduated from Goldsboro High School, attended Guilford College, and graduated from North Carolina State University. Liz met and married her loving husband, John (Jack) Andrew Bartle, Sr. They met in New Jersey and married on September 12, 1961, in Goldboro in the Quaker Church.
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Liz loved her three children dearly: Margaret (Margie) Caughlan (Joe), Kathleen (Kathy) Adrene Barnes (Bruce) and John Andrew Bartle, Jr. (Amy).
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She treasured her beloved grandchildren: Erin Caughlan, Andrew Bartle (Ellen), Cassidy Caughlan Durand (Zachary), Justin Bartle, Bradley Barnes,and Lindsay Barnes.
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Liz enjoyed her employment at Fox Chase Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA, where she and her young family lived until 1979. After the family moved to Raleigh, Liz worked and retired from the State Government Department of Health and Human Resources as a Program Consultant.
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Liz especially enjoyed family gatherings and activities of sewing, singing, ping-pong, Mahjong, puzzles, and other board games. She volunteered for 13 years at Duke Raleigh Hospital. She enjoyed participating in activities with her church family at North Raleigh United Methodist Church.
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A memorial service will be held Saturday, September 7, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. at North Raleigh United Methodist Church off Honeycutt Drive.
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In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to NRUMC ([email protected]) or her first loved church home Quaker Church Goldsboro Friends Meeting at 1800 Salem Church Road, Goldsboro, NC 27530 ([email protected]).
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Memories and Condolences
for Annie Bartle
John & Laura Sennett
April 15, 2025
To the Bartle family, we are very sorry for your loss. Mrs. Bartle was a very kind and thoughtful person who gave everything to her family, friends and church. Your Mom and your family have always been part of our family, and we will miss her greatly. We are here whenever you need anything. John and Laura Sennett.
Mary Norwood
September 10, 2024
I´m sorry to hear of Liz´s passing. I met her and her husband through my father Jack, who went to the Joy Club after my mother died. They were so kind to my dad, and came to visit him several times the last few years. Liz especially loved to pick figs at my dad´s place. What a nice lady she was.... even though I knew her for a short time.
My condolences to the family.
Nancy Dawson
September 9, 2024
So sorry to hear of Elizabeth´s passing. My condolences to the family.
Nancy Dawson
Janet´s sister-in-law
Karenmarie Bryant
September 4, 2024
I did not have many encounters with you but the ones I did, I could feel your pleasant and kind nature. Kathy treasured your relationship which is great between a mother and daughter. Rest in
Ann Barwick Jones
September 3, 2024
Elizabeth was always part of my life at Goldsboro Friends Church in Goldsboro. She was delightful to know. I will miss her. My deepest sympathy to all of her family.
The Moore family
September 3, 2024
Our hearts are with all of you. You are in our thoughts & prayers. She was a dear lady & like a mom to many of us. She will be missed.
Jean Mills
September 3, 2024
We are so very sorry to learn of Liz `s passing. Our thoughts are with the entire family. Buddy & Jean Mills
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