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Mr. Flake
Holland Hewett, age 72, passed away on
Flake
retired from the military service in 1986 and then was Claims
Administrator for
the Medicare Program administered by Blue Cross of Jacksonville. After leaving Blue Cross he was the CEO of a
Home Health Agency then moved to
Surviving
Mr. Hewett is his loving wife, June, of 25 years, his brother Robert
Delmas
Hewett of Jacksonville, FL, sons: Douglas Hewett of Hilliard, FL, Dave
Hewett
of Callahan, FL, Neal Hewett of Live Oak FL, daughter: Jan Medina of
Jacksonville, NC, stepsons: Douglas Clark of West Palm Beach, FL and
Ken
Horkavy of Los Angeles, CA. He is also
survived by 15 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
Memorial services
will be at
Mountain
View Funeral Home of Blairsville is in charge of the arrangements. Interment will be at
The
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Peter Murray Harris, Jr., 87 of
He was a
native of Cleveland, Ohio and a member of the Masonic Lodge #757 F
& AM,
Solon, OH. He was WWII US Navy Veteran
and a retired machine maintenance engineer for Erickson Tool. He was a member and Deacon of the Valley
Presbyterian Church in
He is
survived by a son Glen Harris of
A
Memorial Service was held
In lieu
of flowers memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or to
the
Salvation Army.
Townson
Rose Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
The
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Doris Mae
Hendrickson Gibbs, 82, of
Born in
During
World War II she worked at the Defense Plant in
In 1944
she met 1st Lt. John
Hermon Gibbs and on
Mrs.
Gibbs enjoyed reading her Bible, knitting and oil painting. She most recently donated one of her
paintings to the Huntington City Mission,
She was a
kind, faithful, godly woman, of a giving and gentle spirit who was
lovingly
devoted to her husband, daughters, grandsons, and all of her family and
friends. She enjoyed life and was happiest
when she
was with her family. She always believed
she was richly blessed in life.
She
leaves behind to mourn her death, celebrate her life, and rejoice in
her
memory, two daughters, Mrs. Bera E. (Paula Jo Gibbs) Pitts and her son
John
Devin Pitts of
“She is
clothed with strength and dignity. She
speaks with wisdom. Her children arise
and call her blessed; her husband also and he praises her.
Many women do noble things but you surpass
them all. A woman who fears the Lord is
to be praised. Give her the reward she
has earned and let her works bring her praise at the City gate.” Proverbs 31.
Mountain
View Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of the arrangements.
Cochran
Funeral Home of Blairsville was entrusted by the family for the
arrangements.
The
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Mrs. Lola
Mae Patton, age 90 of the
Surviving
Mrs. Patton are one daughter and son-in-law, Max and Bud Kelley of
Blairsville,
three sons and two daughters-in-law, Rex and Melvalynn Patton of
Blairsville;
Denny and Connie Patton of Blairsville, Phil Patton of Blairsville,
eleven
grandchildren, Chris and Mark Kelley, Casey Potts, Robin Hart, Kim
Blassingame,
Mike, Mitch, Alan and Stephan Patton, Dana Wooten and Blair Cook,
thirteen
great grandchildren, many other relatives and friends also survive.
Graveside
services were held on
Mountain
View Funeral Home of Blairsville in charge of the arrangements.