Eva Mae Pitts Lolley, 78 of Eastpoint, died January 24, 1985 at Gulf Pines Hospital in Port St Joe, Florida. She was a lifelong resident of Eastpoint, a homemaker and a member of the First Assembly of God Church.
Survivors include four sons, Frank Lolley, Charles G. Lolley, Jesse Lolley and Jerry Lolley, all of Eastpoint; three daughters, Dollie Davis of Apalachicola, Thelma Walker of Sumatra, and Myrtle Moore of Branford; two sisters, Myrtle Nelson of Mobile, Alabama and Flora Lollie of Telogia, Florida; 36 grandchildren; and 40 great-grandchildren.
Survivors include four sons, Frank Lolley, Charles G. Lolley, Jesse Lolley and Jerry Lolley, all of Eastpoint; three daughters, Dollie Davis of Apalachicola, Thelma Walker of Sumatra, and Myrtle Moore of Branford; two sisters, Myrtle Nelson of Mobile, Alabama and Flora Lollie of Telogia, Florida; 36 grandchildren; and 40 great-grandchildren.
Eva Mae Pitts Lolley, 78 of Eastpoint, died January 24, 1985 at Gulf Pines Hospital in Port St Joe, Florida. She was a lifelong resident of Eastpoint, a homemaker and a member of the First Assembly of God Church.
Survivors include four sons, Frank Lolley, Charles G. Lolley, Jesse Lolley and Jerry Lolley, all of Eastpoint; three daughters, Dollie Davis of Apalachicola, Thelma Walker of Sumatra, and Myrtle Moore of Branford; two sisters, Myrtle Nelson of Mobile, Alabama and Flora Lollie of Telogia, Florida; 36 grandchildren; and 40 great-grandchildren.
Survivors include four sons, Frank Lolley, Charles G. Lolley, Jesse Lolley and Jerry Lolley, all of Eastpoint; three daughters, Dollie Davis of Apalachicola, Thelma Walker of Sumatra, and Myrtle Moore of Branford; two sisters, Myrtle Nelson of Mobile, Alabama and Flora Lollie of Telogia, Florida; 36 grandchildren; and 40 great-grandchildren.
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