Mrs. Margaret Bostick Sullivan died December 10, 2010 at Memorial Manor in Bainbridge, Georgia. Services will be held 2:00 p.m., Sunday, December 12, 2010, at First Baptist Church in Bainbridge. Rev. Paul Medley and Rev. Jean Watson will officiate. Harry Sullivan, Robbie Baggs, John Parker, Will Parker, Tyler Rafferty and Joe Bostick, Jr. will serve as pallbearers.
The family will receive friends following the service. Interment will be in Oak City Cemetery.
Margaret was born May 20, 1911 in Mitchell County, Georgia to Jessie and Clara Crosson Bostick. She married Henry Grady Sullivan. Margaret worked as a sales associate in women's apparel for many years. Mrs. Sullivan was a member of First Baptist Church of Bainbridge and the Fidelis Sunday school class. She loved to work in her garden and cook; especially canning and freezing. She also loved to quilt and crochet.
Margaret is survived by her daughter-in-law: Janette Sullivan; grandchildren: Gina Skinner and husband, David, of Winder, Georgia; Gary Sullivan and wife, Stefani, of Dahlonega, Georgia;, Shari Rafferty and husband, Dan, of Arden, South Carolina; great grandchildren: John Parker and wife, Mandy, Will Parker, Jacob Sullivan, Molly Sullivan, Tyler Rafferty and Andrew Rafferty.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, children (Hilda Jane Sullivan and Hollis Sullivan),
a brother and 5 sisters.
Cox-Ware Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
See a copy of the Sullivan Family history located at the SW GA Regional Library, Genealogy Room, Bainbridge, GA. & a copy of the Bostick Family History is at the Public Library in Camilla, Mitchell County, GA. Both by Gary H. Sullivan, her grandson.
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The family will receive friends following the service. Interment will be in Oak City Cemetery.
Margaret was born May 20, 1911 in Mitchell County, Georgia to Jessie and Clara Crosson Bostick. She married Henry Grady Sullivan. Margaret worked as a sales associate in women's apparel for many years. Mrs. Sullivan was a member of First Baptist Church of Bainbridge and the Fidelis Sunday school class. She loved to work in her garden and cook; especially canning and freezing. She also loved to quilt and crochet.
Margaret is survived by her daughter-in-law: Janette Sullivan; grandchildren: Gina Skinner and husband, David, of Winder, Georgia; Gary Sullivan and wife, Stefani, of Dahlonega, Georgia;, Shari Rafferty and husband, Dan, of Arden, South Carolina; great grandchildren: John Parker and wife, Mandy, Will Parker, Jacob Sullivan, Molly Sullivan, Tyler Rafferty and Andrew Rafferty.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, children (Hilda Jane Sullivan and Hollis Sullivan),
a brother and 5 sisters.
Cox-Ware Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
See a copy of the Sullivan Family history located at the SW GA Regional Library, Genealogy Room, Bainbridge, GA. & a copy of the Bostick Family History is at the Public Library in Camilla, Mitchell County, GA. Both by Gary H. Sullivan, her grandson.
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Mrs. Margaret Bostick Sullivan died December 10, 2010 at Memorial Manor in Bainbridge, Georgia. Services will be held 2:00 p.m., Sunday, December 12, 2010, at First Baptist Church in Bainbridge. Rev. Paul Medley and Rev. Jean Watson will officiate. Harry Sullivan, Robbie Baggs, John Parker, Will Parker, Tyler Rafferty and Joe Bostick, Jr. will serve as pallbearers.
The family will receive friends following the service. Interment will be in Oak City Cemetery.
Margaret was born May 20, 1911 in Mitchell County, Georgia to Jessie and Clara Crosson Bostick. She married Henry Grady Sullivan. Margaret worked as a sales associate in women's apparel for many years. Mrs. Sullivan was a member of First Baptist Church of Bainbridge and the Fidelis Sunday school class. She loved to work in her garden and cook; especially canning and freezing. She also loved to quilt and crochet.
Margaret is survived by her daughter-in-law: Janette Sullivan; grandchildren: Gina Skinner and husband, David, of Winder, Georgia; Gary Sullivan and wife, Stefani, of Dahlonega, Georgia;, Shari Rafferty and husband, Dan, of Arden, South Carolina; great grandchildren: John Parker and wife, Mandy, Will Parker, Jacob Sullivan, Molly Sullivan, Tyler Rafferty and Andrew Rafferty.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, children (Hilda Jane Sullivan and Hollis Sullivan),
a brother and 5 sisters.
Cox-Ware Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
See a copy of the Sullivan Family history located at the SW GA Regional Library, Genealogy Room, Bainbridge, GA. & a copy of the Bostick Family History is at the Public Library in Camilla, Mitchell County, GA. Both by Gary H. Sullivan, her grandson.
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The family will receive friends following the service. Interment will be in Oak City Cemetery.
Margaret was born May 20, 1911 in Mitchell County, Georgia to Jessie and Clara Crosson Bostick. She married Henry Grady Sullivan. Margaret worked as a sales associate in women's apparel for many years. Mrs. Sullivan was a member of First Baptist Church of Bainbridge and the Fidelis Sunday school class. She loved to work in her garden and cook; especially canning and freezing. She also loved to quilt and crochet.
Margaret is survived by her daughter-in-law: Janette Sullivan; grandchildren: Gina Skinner and husband, David, of Winder, Georgia; Gary Sullivan and wife, Stefani, of Dahlonega, Georgia;, Shari Rafferty and husband, Dan, of Arden, South Carolina; great grandchildren: John Parker and wife, Mandy, Will Parker, Jacob Sullivan, Molly Sullivan, Tyler Rafferty and Andrew Rafferty.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, children (Hilda Jane Sullivan and Hollis Sullivan),
a brother and 5 sisters.
Cox-Ware Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
See a copy of the Sullivan Family history located at the SW GA Regional Library, Genealogy Room, Bainbridge, GA. & a copy of the Bostick Family History is at the Public Library in Camilla, Mitchell County, GA. Both by Gary H. Sullivan, her grandson.
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