A native of Jackson County, Miss Farmer was a daughter of the late James Bedford and Nora Jeanette Hipps Farmer.
She attended Western Carolina Teachers College at Cullowhee, NC until the beginning of World War II. She then enlisted in the Army Air Corps, trained in the States and was sent to the Philippines.
Upon her return home from the war, she attended King College in Bristol, TN. She worked in Washington, DC then later returned to Asheville to work at Enka and CTS.
Survivors include two brothers, Vincent Farmer of Maryville, TN and Zeb Farmer of Asheville; a half-sister, Annie Ruthe Farmer of Statesville; three half-brothers, Burt Farmer, Pat Farmer and Joe Farmer, all of Jackson County; numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nephews.
She attended Western Carolina Teachers College at Cullowhee, NC until the beginning of World War II. She then enlisted in the Army Air Corps, trained in the States and was sent to the Philippines.
Upon her return home from the war, she attended King College in Bristol, TN. She worked in Washington, DC then later returned to Asheville to work at Enka and CTS.
Survivors include two brothers, Vincent Farmer of Maryville, TN and Zeb Farmer of Asheville; a half-sister, Annie Ruthe Farmer of Statesville; three half-brothers, Burt Farmer, Pat Farmer and Joe Farmer, all of Jackson County; numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nephews.
A native of Jackson County, Miss Farmer was a daughter of the late James Bedford and Nora Jeanette Hipps Farmer.
She attended Western Carolina Teachers College at Cullowhee, NC until the beginning of World War II. She then enlisted in the Army Air Corps, trained in the States and was sent to the Philippines.
Upon her return home from the war, she attended King College in Bristol, TN. She worked in Washington, DC then later returned to Asheville to work at Enka and CTS.
Survivors include two brothers, Vincent Farmer of Maryville, TN and Zeb Farmer of Asheville; a half-sister, Annie Ruthe Farmer of Statesville; three half-brothers, Burt Farmer, Pat Farmer and Joe Farmer, all of Jackson County; numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nephews.
She attended Western Carolina Teachers College at Cullowhee, NC until the beginning of World War II. She then enlisted in the Army Air Corps, trained in the States and was sent to the Philippines.
Upon her return home from the war, she attended King College in Bristol, TN. She worked in Washington, DC then later returned to Asheville to work at Enka and CTS.
Survivors include two brothers, Vincent Farmer of Maryville, TN and Zeb Farmer of Asheville; a half-sister, Annie Ruthe Farmer of Statesville; three half-brothers, Burt Farmer, Pat Farmer and Joe Farmer, all of Jackson County; numerous nieces and nephews, great nieces and great nephews.
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