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Chattanooga health care facility. She was born in Chatsworth, Ga. She was the daughter of the late Caphus Hattie Flood Keener and Thomas Milton Keener. She was preceded in death by her sisters: Tommie Jeans Hall, Zella Turner and Wilma Sumner Gibson; and her brothers,: Raymond, Ralph, Grover and A. L. Keener.  Shee worked for several years with Collins Manufacturing, but she was best known for her many years of service as the "Biscuit Maker" for the Hardee's on Blue Springs Road. She loved working in her yard, and she was a member of the Georgetown Church of God.Survivors include her husband of 51 years, J.L. Coe of Cleveland; her daughter, LaQuita K. Carroll and her husband, Mike; her special granddaughter, Hannah Carroll, all of Cleveland; her brother, Harlan Keener of Chatsworth, Ga.; and several nieces and nephews.The Remembrance of Life service will be conducted on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018, at 1 p.m. at the Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation Services, North Ocoee Chapel, with the Rev. James "Buck" Hughes officiating.  Interment will follow in the Hilcrest Memorial Gardens with Tommy Keener, Delbert Snyder, Arthur Snyder, Bill Deaver, Robert Prince and Larry Veal serving as casket bearers.  The family will receive friends from 5 until 8  this evening at the funeral home. You may share your condolences and your memories with the Coe family at www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com. ...

Mick" McGUIRE - Robert J. "Mick"December 1, 2018. Husband of the late Alice L. Impey McGuire; dear father of Robert J. (Nora) and William (Betsy) McGuire; loving grandfather of Kathleen (John Bracken) McGuire and Megan (Chris Sweeny) McGuire; great-grandfather of Samuel and Alice Bracken; step-grandfather of Jane Woods; step-great-grandfather of Emma and Brendan Ceres; brother of the late Ruth Herzog; predeceased by many family and friends. Friends may call at D. Lawrence Ginnane Funeral Home, 3215 Delaware Ave., Kenmore, on Thursday from 4-8 PM. All are invited to A Mass of Christian Burial at St. Amelia's RC Church, 2999 Eggert Rd., at Cornwall Ave., Tonawanda, on Friday at 11:30 AM. Please meet at church. Mick was a WWII Army Veteran, member of Thomas Carroll Div. 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians, famous for his Irish coffee, The Buffalo Barbershop Harmony Chorus and NYS Thruway Authority maintenance department 20 year retiree. Memorial contributions to St. Amelia's Church or Buffalo Hospice Foundation are preferred. Condolences sent to www.ginnanefuneralhome.com.Funeral Home: Ginnane Funeral Home ...

There will be a memorial service for her on Tuesday, December 4, at 11:00 in the Brownfield Funeral Home Memorial Chapel in Brownfield. Pastor Ruby Moultrie will be officiating. Sue had been a long-time resident of Brownfield and of Terry County. She was born on May 3, 1928, in Haskell County, Texas, to Elmer C. Watson and Birdie Eufalia (McElreath) Watson. She was the youngest of four children and the only girl. She grew up with her brothers, Elmer, Joe Mc, and Gene, in Dimmit, Castro County, Texas. After graduating from high school, she moved to Brownfield. There, she met Carroll P. Doss, and they married in the Brownfield First United Methodist Church on Christmas Eve, 1948. She and C.P. later had and raised 4 daughters. Sue was a Christian and a life-long member of the United Methodist Church. Sue was a homemaker, and was devoted to her family. After her daughters left home, she opened and ran a day-care center in Brownfield. Sue was most skillful with the sewing machine and the needle. For her daughters, she made all of their dresses, Girl Scout uniforms, formal dresses, winter coats, and their wedding and bridesmaid dresses. She also made drapes and curtains. She even reupholstereds wingback chairs, sofas and even the seats of the family sedan. Her embroidery and knitting efforts are examples of fine exquisite work. Every one of her children and her grandchildren and most great-grandchildren have at least one colorful quilt which Sue made. It was a great sorrow for her when her eyes no longer enabled her to sew. Also, Sue was a farmer’s wife, and canned or froze many, many quarts of vegetables. Though not quite adept at woodworking as her brothers, she made serviceable wooden shelves and cabinets. Sue was an adult leader of Girl Scout troops for more than 30 years, receiving a special recognition from the Lubbock Girl Scout district. She loved camping, with the scouts or with her family. And she was an expert cook with a cast iron pot, over an open fire or buried in a fir...