Mrs. Cannon was born August 20, 1921 in Somerville. She was preceded in death by her parents, George Thompson and Mittie Morrow Thompson. She received her education in the Fayette County Public School System. She was married August 31, 1945 to Earl Wesley Cannon, Sr., a retired Fayette County Highway Road Department foreman, who preceded her in death on June 26, 1997.
Mrs. Cannon was a lifelong resident of the Somerville and Williston Communities and was of the Baptist faith. She was a homemaker throughout her life and she enjoyed sewing, quilting, canning and working with flowers.
Mrs. Cannon is survived by five daughters, Ollie York (Tommy) of Somerville, Lorene King (Morris) of the Warren Community, Sheila Eddington (Dennis) of Williston, Patricia Kimery (Ralph) of Moscow, Audrey McQueen (Ricky) of Williston; her son, Aubrey Cannon (Linda) of Whiteville; three sisters, Louise Pittman of Laconia, Ruby Ferge of Somerville, Alvie Cannon of Somerville; two brothers, Clifton Thompson of Somerville, S.T. Thompson of Nashville; 28 grandchildren and a large number of great grandchildren.
Mrs. Cannon was a lifelong resident of the Somerville and Williston Communities and was of the Baptist faith. She was a homemaker throughout her life and she enjoyed sewing, quilting, canning and working with flowers.
Mrs. Cannon is survived by five daughters, Ollie York (Tommy) of Somerville, Lorene King (Morris) of the Warren Community, Sheila Eddington (Dennis) of Williston, Patricia Kimery (Ralph) of Moscow, Audrey McQueen (Ricky) of Williston; her son, Aubrey Cannon (Linda) of Whiteville; three sisters, Louise Pittman of Laconia, Ruby Ferge of Somerville, Alvie Cannon of Somerville; two brothers, Clifton Thompson of Somerville, S.T. Thompson of Nashville; 28 grandchildren and a large number of great grandchildren.
Mrs. Cannon was born August 20, 1921 in Somerville. She was preceded in death by her parents, George Thompson and Mittie Morrow Thompson. She received her education in the Fayette County Public School System. She was married August 31, 1945 to Earl Wesley Cannon, Sr., a retired Fayette County Highway Road Department foreman, who preceded her in death on June 26, 1997.
Mrs. Cannon was a lifelong resident of the Somerville and Williston Communities and was of the Baptist faith. She was a homemaker throughout her life and she enjoyed sewing, quilting, canning and working with flowers.
Mrs. Cannon is survived by five daughters, Ollie York (Tommy) of Somerville, Lorene King (Morris) of the Warren Community, Sheila Eddington (Dennis) of Williston, Patricia Kimery (Ralph) of Moscow, Audrey McQueen (Ricky) of Williston; her son, Aubrey Cannon (Linda) of Whiteville; three sisters, Louise Pittman of Laconia, Ruby Ferge of Somerville, Alvie Cannon of Somerville; two brothers, Clifton Thompson of Somerville, S.T. Thompson of Nashville; 28 grandchildren and a large number of great grandchildren.
Mrs. Cannon was a lifelong resident of the Somerville and Williston Communities and was of the Baptist faith. She was a homemaker throughout her life and she enjoyed sewing, quilting, canning and working with flowers.
Mrs. Cannon is survived by five daughters, Ollie York (Tommy) of Somerville, Lorene King (Morris) of the Warren Community, Sheila Eddington (Dennis) of Williston, Patricia Kimery (Ralph) of Moscow, Audrey McQueen (Ricky) of Williston; her son, Aubrey Cannon (Linda) of Whiteville; three sisters, Louise Pittman of Laconia, Ruby Ferge of Somerville, Alvie Cannon of Somerville; two brothers, Clifton Thompson of Somerville, S.T. Thompson of Nashville; 28 grandchildren and a large number of great grandchildren.
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