She was a member of Limestone United Methodist Church and a former financial secretary for many years of the church. She was a former Avon representative.
She was the daughter of the late Diamond Kennard and Bertha Frances Upham Kennard. Survivors include husband Alexander J. Dibble of the home; two daughters, Frances D. Freeman and Susan D. Davis, both of Orangeburg; a son, Alexander Jackson Dibble, Jr. of Orangeburg; a sister, Virginia Kennard of New Bedford, MA; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
She was the daughter of the late Diamond Kennard and Bertha Frances Upham Kennard. Survivors include husband Alexander J. Dibble of the home; two daughters, Frances D. Freeman and Susan D. Davis, both of Orangeburg; a son, Alexander Jackson Dibble, Jr. of Orangeburg; a sister, Virginia Kennard of New Bedford, MA; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
She was a member of Limestone United Methodist Church and a former financial secretary for many years of the church. She was a former Avon representative.
She was the daughter of the late Diamond Kennard and Bertha Frances Upham Kennard. Survivors include husband Alexander J. Dibble of the home; two daughters, Frances D. Freeman and Susan D. Davis, both of Orangeburg; a son, Alexander Jackson Dibble, Jr. of Orangeburg; a sister, Virginia Kennard of New Bedford, MA; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
She was the daughter of the late Diamond Kennard and Bertha Frances Upham Kennard. Survivors include husband Alexander J. Dibble of the home; two daughters, Frances D. Freeman and Susan D. Davis, both of Orangeburg; a son, Alexander Jackson Dibble, Jr. of Orangeburg; a sister, Virginia Kennard of New Bedford, MA; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
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