Additional information provided by Find A Grave contributor Lynn Waldrip (47959564):
Mollie was the daughter of Suzie Estelle "Stella" Johnson & Robert A. Dean, Jr. She was the sister of Russell Guy Dean. As far as I know Mollie never married and never had any children. I remember her as a very sweet southern lady. She always had a warm hug for everyone she met at family gatherings. She and her brother, Guy cared for their mother, Stella until her death in 1952. My cousin who also remembered Mollie as a very nice, warm person, said Mollie died of brest cancer in the late 50s or early 60s. I have not found her date of death or where she is laid to rest at this time. If you have any info on Mollie or any other member of her family please contact me through Find A Grave. I believe Mollie may be buried in the Langston Cemetery near her parents and something has happened to her marker. That is just a guess, but so far I haven't been able to find her grave anywhere. At the time she died there were still family members being buried there. The Langston Cemetery is over grown this summer. When winter comes and the plants die off I may try to take a look myself.
Mollie was the daughter of Suzie Estelle "Stella" Johnson & Robert A. Dean, Jr. She was the sister of Russell Guy Dean. As far as I know Mollie never married and never had any children. I remember her as a very sweet southern lady. She always had a warm hug for everyone she met at family gatherings. She and her brother, Guy cared for their mother, Stella until her death in 1952. My cousin who also remembered Mollie as a very nice, warm person, said Mollie died of brest cancer in the late 50s or early 60s. I have not found her date of death or where she is laid to rest at this time. If you have any info on Mollie or any other member of her family please contact me through Find A Grave. I believe Mollie may be buried in the Langston Cemetery near her parents and something has happened to her marker. That is just a guess, but so far I haven't been able to find her grave anywhere. At the time she died there were still family members being buried there. The Langston Cemetery is over grown this summer. When winter comes and the plants die off I may try to take a look myself.
Additional information provided by Find A Grave contributor Lynn Waldrip (47959564):
Mollie was the daughter of Suzie Estelle "Stella" Johnson & Robert A. Dean, Jr. She was the sister of Russell Guy Dean. As far as I know Mollie never married and never had any children. I remember her as a very sweet southern lady. She always had a warm hug for everyone she met at family gatherings. She and her brother, Guy cared for their mother, Stella until her death in 1952. My cousin who also remembered Mollie as a very nice, warm person, said Mollie died of brest cancer in the late 50s or early 60s. I have not found her date of death or where she is laid to rest at this time. If you have any info on Mollie or any other member of her family please contact me through Find A Grave. I believe Mollie may be buried in the Langston Cemetery near her parents and something has happened to her marker. That is just a guess, but so far I haven't been able to find her grave anywhere. At the time she died there were still family members being buried there. The Langston Cemetery is over grown this summer. When winter comes and the plants die off I may try to take a look myself.
Mollie was the daughter of Suzie Estelle "Stella" Johnson & Robert A. Dean, Jr. She was the sister of Russell Guy Dean. As far as I know Mollie never married and never had any children. I remember her as a very sweet southern lady. She always had a warm hug for everyone she met at family gatherings. She and her brother, Guy cared for their mother, Stella until her death in 1952. My cousin who also remembered Mollie as a very nice, warm person, said Mollie died of brest cancer in the late 50s or early 60s. I have not found her date of death or where she is laid to rest at this time. If you have any info on Mollie or any other member of her family please contact me through Find A Grave. I believe Mollie may be buried in the Langston Cemetery near her parents and something has happened to her marker. That is just a guess, but so far I haven't been able to find her grave anywhere. At the time she died there were still family members being buried there. The Langston Cemetery is over grown this summer. When winter comes and the plants die off I may try to take a look myself.
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