Mother of Robert G. Scrutchfield. Loving grandmother to Barbara, Bobanna, Robert, Jr. Susan, Terry, Carol, and, Ron. The best (Nanaw) a person could have. She was born Pinkneyville, Illinois. First husband was Robert Samuel Scrutchfield, second husband was Raymond Edward Stark. Daughter of John W. O'Guin and Rosetta Harper O'Guin Clark
She was an Irish woman with a great sense of humor. She was fun to be with, and, dearly loved her family. Before putting her grandchildren to bed at night (when they visited her), she made sure they were not hungry, and, that their feet were clean so as not to climb onto her crisp, white sheets. Then, she would kneel at the bedside, and, pray. There can never be a greater grandmother, or a more faithful follower of God. She will be dearly missed.
She was an Irish woman with a great sense of humor. She was fun to be with, and, dearly loved her family. Before putting her grandchildren to bed at night (when they visited her), she made sure they were not hungry, and, that their feet were clean so as not to climb onto her crisp, white sheets. Then, she would kneel at the bedside, and, pray. There can never be a greater grandmother, or a more faithful follower of God. She will be dearly missed.
Mother of Robert G. Scrutchfield. Loving grandmother to Barbara, Bobanna, Robert, Jr. Susan, Terry, Carol, and, Ron. The best (Nanaw) a person could have. She was born Pinkneyville, Illinois. First husband was Robert Samuel Scrutchfield, second husband was Raymond Edward Stark. Daughter of John W. O'Guin and Rosetta Harper O'Guin Clark
She was an Irish woman with a great sense of humor. She was fun to be with, and, dearly loved her family. Before putting her grandchildren to bed at night (when they visited her), she made sure they were not hungry, and, that their feet were clean so as not to climb onto her crisp, white sheets. Then, she would kneel at the bedside, and, pray. There can never be a greater grandmother, or a more faithful follower of God. She will be dearly missed.
She was an Irish woman with a great sense of humor. She was fun to be with, and, dearly loved her family. Before putting her grandchildren to bed at night (when they visited her), she made sure they were not hungry, and, that their feet were clean so as not to climb onto her crisp, white sheets. Then, she would kneel at the bedside, and, pray. There can never be a greater grandmother, or a more faithful follower of God. She will be dearly missed.
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