Mrs. Rosa Lee Lee, 69, a long time resident of Charleston died yesterday at her home at 715 Winston Court, Littlepage Terrace, after a long illness. She was a member of the Moose Lodge Women's Auxillary of Charleston, and a member of Elmore Memorial Advent Christian Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Winifred Stringer, at home and Mrs. Virginia Williams of Dunbar; a son Mr. Raymond Schneider of Charleston; a sister, Mrs. Alice Zartarian of Richmond, VA; two brothers, Albert and Robert Martin also of Richmond; and six grandchildren. The body is at Bartlett Mortuary. Service will be at 7:30 pm at the mortuary chapel. Additional graveside service and burial will be at 2:00 pm tomorrow at the Cedar Hill Cemetary at Covington, VA.
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This is my Grandmother. My Mom's Mother. I was only five years old when we lost her, but I do remember her and spending time with her. She was a little southern woman like my Mom. She passed away from a heart attack due to heart disease. We love and miss you Nany.
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Special thanks to EDWARD LEFFEW for his kindness in sponsoring my dear Grandmother's Memorial.
"God keeps sending me Angels"
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Thank you to K. WILK for adding the photo of Cedar Hill Cemetary to my Grandmother's memorial site.
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This is my Grandmother. My Mom's Mother. I was only five years old when we lost her, but I do remember her and spending time with her. She was a little southern woman like my Mom. She passed away from a heart attack due to heart disease. We love and miss you Nany.
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Special thanks to EDWARD LEFFEW for his kindness in sponsoring my dear Grandmother's Memorial.
"God keeps sending me Angels"
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Thank you to K. WILK for adding the photo of Cedar Hill Cemetary to my Grandmother's memorial site.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Lee, 69, a long time resident of Charleston died yesterday at her home at 715 Winston Court, Littlepage Terrace, after a long illness. She was a member of the Moose Lodge Women's Auxillary of Charleston, and a member of Elmore Memorial Advent Christian Church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Winifred Stringer, at home and Mrs. Virginia Williams of Dunbar; a son Mr. Raymond Schneider of Charleston; a sister, Mrs. Alice Zartarian of Richmond, VA; two brothers, Albert and Robert Martin also of Richmond; and six grandchildren. The body is at Bartlett Mortuary. Service will be at 7:30 pm at the mortuary chapel. Additional graveside service and burial will be at 2:00 pm tomorrow at the Cedar Hill Cemetary at Covington, VA.
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This is my Grandmother. My Mom's Mother. I was only five years old when we lost her, but I do remember her and spending time with her. She was a little southern woman like my Mom. She passed away from a heart attack due to heart disease. We love and miss you Nany.
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Special thanks to EDWARD LEFFEW for his kindness in sponsoring my dear Grandmother's Memorial.
"God keeps sending me Angels"
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Thank you to K. WILK for adding the photo of Cedar Hill Cemetary to my Grandmother's memorial site.
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This is my Grandmother. My Mom's Mother. I was only five years old when we lost her, but I do remember her and spending time with her. She was a little southern woman like my Mom. She passed away from a heart attack due to heart disease. We love and miss you Nany.
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Special thanks to EDWARD LEFFEW for his kindness in sponsoring my dear Grandmother's Memorial.
"God keeps sending me Angels"
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Thank you to K. WILK for adding the photo of Cedar Hill Cemetary to my Grandmother's memorial site.
