Funeral services will be held today for MM. Nora Emma jean Spence, 53, who died Friday afternoon in the Pulaski Hospital
Services will be conducted from the Stafford Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church with the Rev. Quentin Hughett, the Rev. Ray Redd and the Rev Malcolm Gravely officiating Burial will follow in the Pentecostal Holiness Conference headquarters cemetery, Dublin..The body was removed from Stickler's Funeral Home Saturday to the home of a daughter Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Mt Olivet Road, to remain until the hour of service.
Surviving are her husband Seagle Howard Spence of Draper; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Pulaski, Mrs Dorothy Owens of Martinsville and Miss Bonnie Spence of Pulaski; two sons, Carl W. Spence of Pulaski and Douglas Spence of Draper; two sisters, Mrs. Annie McPeak and Mrs. Shirley Bowman, both of Draper; four brothers, Robert Duncan of Arizona, George Duncan and Charlie Duncan both of Pulaski and Sanford Duncan of Baltimore Md.
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Services will be conducted from the Stafford Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church with the Rev. Quentin Hughett, the Rev. Ray Redd and the Rev Malcolm Gravely officiating Burial will follow in the Pentecostal Holiness Conference headquarters cemetery, Dublin..The body was removed from Stickler's Funeral Home Saturday to the home of a daughter Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Mt Olivet Road, to remain until the hour of service.
Surviving are her husband Seagle Howard Spence of Draper; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Pulaski, Mrs Dorothy Owens of Martinsville and Miss Bonnie Spence of Pulaski; two sons, Carl W. Spence of Pulaski and Douglas Spence of Draper; two sisters, Mrs. Annie McPeak and Mrs. Shirley Bowman, both of Draper; four brothers, Robert Duncan of Arizona, George Duncan and Charlie Duncan both of Pulaski and Sanford Duncan of Baltimore Md.
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Funeral services will be held today for MM. Nora Emma jean Spence, 53, who died Friday afternoon in the Pulaski Hospital
Services will be conducted from the Stafford Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church with the Rev. Quentin Hughett, the Rev. Ray Redd and the Rev Malcolm Gravely officiating Burial will follow in the Pentecostal Holiness Conference headquarters cemetery, Dublin..The body was removed from Stickler's Funeral Home Saturday to the home of a daughter Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Mt Olivet Road, to remain until the hour of service.
Surviving are her husband Seagle Howard Spence of Draper; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Pulaski, Mrs Dorothy Owens of Martinsville and Miss Bonnie Spence of Pulaski; two sons, Carl W. Spence of Pulaski and Douglas Spence of Draper; two sisters, Mrs. Annie McPeak and Mrs. Shirley Bowman, both of Draper; four brothers, Robert Duncan of Arizona, George Duncan and Charlie Duncan both of Pulaski and Sanford Duncan of Baltimore Md.
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Services will be conducted from the Stafford Hill Pentecostal Holiness Church with the Rev. Quentin Hughett, the Rev. Ray Redd and the Rev Malcolm Gravely officiating Burial will follow in the Pentecostal Holiness Conference headquarters cemetery, Dublin..The body was removed from Stickler's Funeral Home Saturday to the home of a daughter Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Mt Olivet Road, to remain until the hour of service.
Surviving are her husband Seagle Howard Spence of Draper; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lester of Pulaski, Mrs Dorothy Owens of Martinsville and Miss Bonnie Spence of Pulaski; two sons, Carl W. Spence of Pulaski and Douglas Spence of Draper; two sisters, Mrs. Annie McPeak and Mrs. Shirley Bowman, both of Draper; four brothers, Robert Duncan of Arizona, George Duncan and Charlie Duncan both of Pulaski and Sanford Duncan of Baltimore Md.
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