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Fannie Morgan
In Memory of
Fannie Ellen
Morgan
1911 - 2016
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Condolence From: Don Vermillion
Condolence: Residing in Lexington, Miss Morgan was my sixth grade teacher at the old Picadome Elementary School, which is gone, and she is one teacher I have never forgotten. I was fortunate to visit her a couple of times within the last year at her nursing home in Pine Knot. It was great to visit her and realize that her mind was there during our conversations. Greatest of all was that she remembered me. Amazing since it was the '64-'65 school year. I will definitely miss her as will all of her family and friends. My condolences to all of her family and friends.
Monday April 04, 2016
Condolence From: Rachel Groves
Condolence: So thankful I was able to meet this wonderful woman last spring. She was full of knowledge and loved a happy life. Prayers being sent.
Monday April 04, 2016
Condolence From: Audrey (Taylor) Raley
Condolence: What an incredible life Ms. Morgan lived! I am grateful for her contribution to McCreary County and to her influence on my Dad, Dick Taylor.

She taught him in 5th grade and he never forgot her. He always spoke of her with such respect. Many times, over the years, we would see her at the home of Virginia (Jimbo) Taylor and Dad would always take us over to re-introduce us to her. When he would ask her.."Miss Fannie, do you remember who I am?" She would say, "Yes, I do. You're Dick Taylor and you were a very good student".

It always made him laugh and pleased him. That endeared all of us to her.

She set a beautiful example of how to live a full & rewarding life.
Rest in Peace Miss Fannie.
Sunday April 03, 2016
Condolence From: Mike Gregory
Condolence: I count it an honor to have been Miss Fannie's pastor for the past eight years. I am sad at her passing, but rejoice in the fact that she has fully realized the hope that all Christians have in Christ Jesus!
Friday April 01, 2016
Condolence From: Debbie Lee James
Condolence: Our sincerest sympathies are offered to the family and friends of Fannie
Friday April 01, 2016
Condolence From: Ginny Ann
Condolence: A True Family Patriot and Aunt to well over 100 . She was as established as town and loved by all that knew her.
Rest in peace Aunt Fannie.
Thursday March 31, 2016
Condolence From: Connie Taylor
Condolence: Fannie Morgan Family,
We are sad to hear of Aunt Fannie's passing...but we celebrate her
life.
She was my Dad's 5th grade teacher....and a teacher to so many generations....a friend to so many people...and admired by all.
What a legacy.

With Love,
Owen and Connie Taylor
Thursday March 31, 2016
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