Anne Taylor Frymire Daugherty, formerly of Henderson, Kentucky, returned to the Lord on Thursday, March 17, 2022. It was her 64th birthday.
Anne grew up in Madisonville, Kentucky. She obtained her bachelor's degree at Eastern Kentucky University where she was a member of her beloved Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. She continued her education at Murray State University earning a master's degree, beginning a purposeful career as an art teacher at Henderson County High School. Upon retirement, she resided in Largo, Florida, where she found joy in volunteerism, church activities, and beach going with her community of friends and neighbors.
Interment in Grapevine Cemetery,
Anne grew up in Madisonville, Kentucky. She obtained her bachelor's degree at Eastern Kentucky University where she was a member of her beloved Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. She continued her education at Murray State University earning a master's degree, beginning a purposeful career as an art teacher at Henderson County High School. Upon retirement, she resided in Largo, Florida, where she found joy in volunteerism, church activities, and beach going with her community of friends and neighbors.
Interment in Grapevine Cemetery,
Anne Taylor Frymire Daugherty, formerly of Henderson, Kentucky, returned to the Lord on Thursday, March 17, 2022. It was her 64th birthday.
Anne grew up in Madisonville, Kentucky. She obtained her bachelor's degree at Eastern Kentucky University where she was a member of her beloved Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. She continued her education at Murray State University earning a master's degree, beginning a purposeful career as an art teacher at Henderson County High School. Upon retirement, she resided in Largo, Florida, where she found joy in volunteerism, church activities, and beach going with her community of friends and neighbors.
Interment in Grapevine Cemetery,
Anne grew up in Madisonville, Kentucky. She obtained her bachelor's degree at Eastern Kentucky University where she was a member of her beloved Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. She continued her education at Murray State University earning a master's degree, beginning a purposeful career as an art teacher at Henderson County High School. Upon retirement, she resided in Largo, Florida, where she found joy in volunteerism, church activities, and beach going with her community of friends and neighbors.
Interment in Grapevine Cemetery,
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