This page is dedicated to the love, concern, care and memory of our families and friends.
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" To everything there is a season,
and a time to every purpose under the heaven;
A time to be born, and a time to die;
A time to plant and time to pluck that which is planted."
Eccelesiastes 3:1
Raymond Adams
6/25/37 - 2/4/09
Mr. Raymond loved to come to
all the shows and watch his granddaughters,
Kyndal and Baylee Adams
as they rode. He always
had a smile on his face and something to eat at his tent.
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Paul Baggett
12/7/43 - 5/17/08
Mr. Paul had a deep love for horses, especially paints. He always had a
story to tell about his horses and
others could tell stories on him as well. He was a character -
often being stopped as he began
to drive off because he forgot to
load a horse or shut a door.
He loved gatherings, especially
when food was served.
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Beverly Odom
6/14/58 - 2/28/05
Beverly will long be remembered as a wholehearted competitor and a caring friend. She was a challenge to veteran riders and an inspiration to new riders.
Beverly was straight forward and very direct, she rode hard with determination
to win, but could be a good loser if required at the end.
Beverly created the Most Improved Rider award in 2002.
The award is currently being continued in her memory and renamed
"The Beverly Odom Most Improved Rider Award"
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John Benton
2/19/49 - 9/12/08
In January 2006, John carried his granddaughter, Sarah, and her horse to the Mitchell County Saddle Club Horse Show. This was the beginning of our wonderful experiences at horse shows. We also joined Deep Dixie Association, and Sarah, as well as other grandchildren (Blake, Hunter, Michael and Kelsi) participated too.
John worked hard teaching them all he could about riding. Beau Rosencrantz was, and still is, a great help too. Horse shows became a family tradition, and the folks at the horse shows were, and still are, like family to us. John looked forward to each and every show, and he was so proud of the children's accomplishments.
On September 12, 2008, John went to the Deep Dixie Association Banquet. He saw Sarah get a trophy, went outside, and left his world. He was where he wanted to be, with family, doing what he loved to do.
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PRAYER REQUEST
Please keep these members and their families in your thoughts and prayers.
Jerry Harper Family
Marty Frazier - (Sherry Adkinson's brother) UPDATE 2/22 - Sherry reports that Marty is doing well and recovering from his burns.
Sue Adkinson (Tony's mother) admitted to Dorminy Medical Hospital, Fitzgerald. Not confirmed -but possibly had a stroke. Dorminy Medical Center, 200 Perry House Road, Fitzgerald, GA 31750 229-424-7100 or http://dorminymedical.org/
Mack Ethridge - currently undergoing Chemo treatments, the first one made him very sick
1574 Shingler Little River Road, Sylvester, GA 31791 229-206-1215
Kimberly Driggers diagnosed with breast cancer, caught in the very early stages,
373 Lower Ty Ty Road, Tifton, GA 31794
Tyne Wynkoop UPDATE 02/06
Tyne is scheduled to leave the Rehab Center
on the 15th of the month. Great News
She will continue rehab from home.
Please keep praying for her a full recovery.
Beau Rosencrantz has started treatments, he is doing well but the treatments make him weak.
Home address: 812-19 Docdarbyshire Road, Norman Park, GA 31771
James "Roogie" Gibbs, Jr UPDATE 2/22 - it was great to see Roogie was able to come to the show on Saturday, February 20 to watch Emma and Austin for a while. Hope everyone got around to visiting with him.. Cards can be sent to 24 Karen Drive, Enigma, GA 31749
Deborah Martinez (Wendell's daughter) 110 Luke Court, Fitzgerald, GA 31750-8548 229-653-1030 and cell phone 229-457-0904
IN LOVING MEMORY
Music in Memory
of Philip Powell
