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Recent Obituaries in Cumming, GA
Wilbur Russell Taylor
Dec 22, 1932
Wilbur Russell Taylor, 87, of Alpharetta passed away Tuesday, October 6, 2020. A graduate of Georgia Tech, Wilbur was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in the Korean War. Survivors include his wife, Dottie Taylor of Alpharetta; children, Kimberly and Dr. Jeff Stovall of Cumming; Anthony and Kelly Taylor of Alpharetta; grandchildren, Jeffrey and Kaylin Stovall, Ashley Stovall, Taylor...
Anne Agatha Krewson Thrift
Jan 9, 1929
Mrs. Anne Agatha Krewson Thrift, age 89, departed this life to begin eternal life with our Lord on January 19, 2018. She was at her home in Roswell, GA surrounded by her loved ones. Anne was born in Augusta, GA to John Walter Krewson and Louise Livingston Krewson in 1929, the youngest of 6 children. She lived 86 years of...
Paul Charles Mastroni
Jan 1, 1900
Paul Mastroni left his loving family to travel to his "forever home" with our Savior on June 15, 2016 surrounded by loved ones. Paul served as a firm anchor of faith and leadership to his beloved family, especially his wife of 33 years, Irene. Paul was preceded in death by his parents Stefano Mastroianni & Angelina Rainieri Mastroianni, his brother...
Melna June Gattis
Jan 1, 1900
Melna June Gattis, 74, died Monday, August 17, 2009, with her husband, son, and daughter by her bedside in her home in Cumming, Georgia. Originally from Lafayette Springs, Mississippi, June was raised in Panama City, Florida and lived in the Atlanta area since 1957. June was born November 26, 1934, to Glenn Ray Whitehead and Onice Dale Denton. Her father...
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