Miss Daniels was a retired dental assistant. She also was an artist who did chalk drawings and lectures at church. She did baptistry murals for several local churches. She was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of McComb, MS, where she taught adult and youth Sunday school classes.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John Duncan Daniels and Anna Colquhoun Daniels; her brother, Charles Owen Daniels; and her sister, Carrie Daniels Carlisle.
She was survived by five nieces, Carrie C. Rottman, Betty Wells and Ruth Mathis, all of McComb, Eunice Burke of Waynesboro, MS and Frances Nelson of Hickory Hill, IL.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John Duncan Daniels and Anna Colquhoun Daniels; her brother, Charles Owen Daniels; and her sister, Carrie Daniels Carlisle.
She was survived by five nieces, Carrie C. Rottman, Betty Wells and Ruth Mathis, all of McComb, Eunice Burke of Waynesboro, MS and Frances Nelson of Hickory Hill, IL.
Miss Daniels was a retired dental assistant. She also was an artist who did chalk drawings and lectures at church. She did baptistry murals for several local churches. She was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of McComb, MS, where she taught adult and youth Sunday school classes.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John Duncan Daniels and Anna Colquhoun Daniels; her brother, Charles Owen Daniels; and her sister, Carrie Daniels Carlisle.
She was survived by five nieces, Carrie C. Rottman, Betty Wells and Ruth Mathis, all of McComb, Eunice Burke of Waynesboro, MS and Frances Nelson of Hickory Hill, IL.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John Duncan Daniels and Anna Colquhoun Daniels; her brother, Charles Owen Daniels; and her sister, Carrie Daniels Carlisle.
She was survived by five nieces, Carrie C. Rottman, Betty Wells and Ruth Mathis, all of McComb, Eunice Burke of Waynesboro, MS and Frances Nelson of Hickory Hill, IL.
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