The following was published in Fannie's obituary as part of the 1969 minutes of the Mulberry Gap Association. It was written by her daughter, Audrey Bethel Dalton:
She professed faith in Christ in about 1929 and joined the oak Hill Baptist Church, later moving her membership to Providence Baptist Church and remained a member until death.
Sleep on Mom, take you rest, We all love you, but God loved you best.
She professed faith in Christ in about 1929 and joined the oak Hill Baptist Church, later moving her membership to Providence Baptist Church and remained a member until death.
Sleep on Mom, take you rest, We all love you, but God loved you best.
The following was published in Fannie's obituary as part of the 1969 minutes of the Mulberry Gap Association. It was written by her daughter, Audrey Bethel Dalton:
She professed faith in Christ in about 1929 and joined the oak Hill Baptist Church, later moving her membership to Providence Baptist Church and remained a member until death.
Sleep on Mom, take you rest, We all love you, but God loved you best.
She professed faith in Christ in about 1929 and joined the oak Hill Baptist Church, later moving her membership to Providence Baptist Church and remained a member until death.
Sleep on Mom, take you rest, We all love you, but God loved you best.
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