Nina Outlaw Smith passed away Monday, November 22. Born January 24, 1924, in Darlington County, SC, she was a daughter of Julia Wingate Outlaw and John Daniel Outlaw. grandchildren, Laura Pfefferkorn, She was predeceased by her sisters, Louise Woods, Ida Maness, Mary Little, Margie Duffy, Miriam Parnell, Jean Dennis, her brother, J.D. Outlaw, and her son-in-law, John Kelley Segars.
During her long life, Mrs. Smith was an active and contributing member of her church and the Lee County community, especially her Wisacky neighbors. She was known for her generosity of spirit, expressed in the sharing of her special talents as a wonderful cook and seamstress, as well as the bounty from her flower and vegetable gardens. She lived her faith in both word and deed, and will be greatly missed by her family land friends.
During her long life, Mrs. Smith was an active and contributing member of her church and the Lee County community, especially her Wisacky neighbors. She was known for her generosity of spirit, expressed in the sharing of her special talents as a wonderful cook and seamstress, as well as the bounty from her flower and vegetable gardens. She lived her faith in both word and deed, and will be greatly missed by her family land friends.
Nina Outlaw Smith passed away Monday, November 22. Born January 24, 1924, in Darlington County, SC, she was a daughter of Julia Wingate Outlaw and John Daniel Outlaw. grandchildren, Laura Pfefferkorn, She was predeceased by her sisters, Louise Woods, Ida Maness, Mary Little, Margie Duffy, Miriam Parnell, Jean Dennis, her brother, J.D. Outlaw, and her son-in-law, John Kelley Segars.
During her long life, Mrs. Smith was an active and contributing member of her church and the Lee County community, especially her Wisacky neighbors. She was known for her generosity of spirit, expressed in the sharing of her special talents as a wonderful cook and seamstress, as well as the bounty from her flower and vegetable gardens. She lived her faith in both word and deed, and will be greatly missed by her family land friends.
During her long life, Mrs. Smith was an active and contributing member of her church and the Lee County community, especially her Wisacky neighbors. She was known for her generosity of spirit, expressed in the sharing of her special talents as a wonderful cook and seamstress, as well as the bounty from her flower and vegetable gardens. She lived her faith in both word and deed, and will be greatly missed by her family land friends.
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