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Georgia Williams-Scaife Obituary
On November 28, 2004, Dr. GEORGIA WILLIAMS SCAIFE, our beloved family member, friend and professional colleague passed from this world into the next. Her life and her work were based on the simple premise of doing your best with every opportunity. She always gave more than she expected to get. She lived by the power of her example. She is survived by her daughter, Meme Kelly; her son, Jonathan Williams; and four grandchildren, Rennie Jr., Corey, Austin and Sydney G. Services will be held Tennessee.
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