Lillie Lois Baker, 82, of Clayton, GA went home to be with the Lord Friday, January 23, 2015. She was born in Rabun County and was the daughter of the late Lonas “Bill” Baker and Dovie Nichols Baker.
Ms. Baker worked as an inspector for Claybourne Manufacturing and was a member of Timpson Presbyterian Church.
She loved gardening, quilting and crocheting. She enjoyed making prayer shawls for the church. She liked to take care of everyone and was from the old school, that if you came to visit, you had to eat.
She is survived by one sister, Florence Dickerson of Clayton and two nieces, Carol Cragg and Robin Phillips and one nephew, Billy Dickerson.
Ms. Baker worked as an inspector for Claybourne Manufacturing and was a member of Timpson Presbyterian Church.
She loved gardening, quilting and crocheting. She enjoyed making prayer shawls for the church. She liked to take care of everyone and was from the old school, that if you came to visit, you had to eat.
She is survived by one sister, Florence Dickerson of Clayton and two nieces, Carol Cragg and Robin Phillips and one nephew, Billy Dickerson.
Lillie Lois Baker, 82, of Clayton, GA went home to be with the Lord Friday, January 23, 2015. She was born in Rabun County and was the daughter of the late Lonas “Bill” Baker and Dovie Nichols Baker.
Ms. Baker worked as an inspector for Claybourne Manufacturing and was a member of Timpson Presbyterian Church.
She loved gardening, quilting and crocheting. She enjoyed making prayer shawls for the church. She liked to take care of everyone and was from the old school, that if you came to visit, you had to eat.
She is survived by one sister, Florence Dickerson of Clayton and two nieces, Carol Cragg and Robin Phillips and one nephew, Billy Dickerson.
Ms. Baker worked as an inspector for Claybourne Manufacturing and was a member of Timpson Presbyterian Church.
She loved gardening, quilting and crocheting. She enjoyed making prayer shawls for the church. She liked to take care of everyone and was from the old school, that if you came to visit, you had to eat.
She is survived by one sister, Florence Dickerson of Clayton and two nieces, Carol Cragg and Robin Phillips and one nephew, Billy Dickerson.
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