Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
DeathJul 16, 2012, Mars Hill, Madison County, North Carolina [53178], [53175]
BurialShook Cemetery, Mars Hill, Madison County, North Carolina [53178]
Spouses
BirthSep 9, 1910, Madison County, North Carolina [53179]
DeathNov 28, 2001, Mars Hill, Madison County, North Carolina [53155], [53179]
BurialShook Cemetery, Mars Hill, Madison County, North Carolina [53179]
MarriageDec 2, 1938, Madison County, North Carolina [53175]
Obituary Online notes for Mollie Matilda SHOOK
Mollie S Whitt
Mollie S. Whitt, 95, of 381 Lower Ponder branch Rd., died Monday, July 16, 2012 at her residence.
Mrs. Whitt was a lifelong resident of Madison County and the daughter of the late Sylvanus and Rhoda Sprinkle Shook.
Mollie was the oldest member of Laurel Bend Baptist Church.
In addition to her parents she is preceded in death by husband Chalmers Whitt, Sisters Dollie Carver, Ester Davis, Vertie Honeycutt and Grace Riddle and Brother Foch Shook.
Ms. Whitt is survived by daughters Freda Buckner, Hattie Haney and husband Jerry all of Weaverville, Karen Stines and husband Bill of Mars Hill; sons Bascom Whitt and wife Mary, Conley Whitt, Bennie Whitt and wife Christine all of Mars Hill, sisters Burdea Ray and Gwendolyn English; 15 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild, several nieces and nephews and many special friends.
A Graveside Service will be held 11:00am, Thursday, July 19 at Shook Cemetery. Rev. Darryl Shelton will officiate. The family will receive friends from 6-8:00pm Wednesday, July 18 at Blue Ridge Funeral Service. [53178]
Obituary Online notes for Chalmers George (Spouse 1)
Chalmers G Whitt
Chalmers Whitt 91..Wife; Mollie Shook Whitt; Three daughters; Freda, Hattie and Karen. Sons; Three sons; Bascom, Conley and Bennie.
Chalmers and Mollie was really good friends of my mom and dad. Our families did a lot of things together. I remember Chalmers had a mule and he used to raise a crop on the other side of the creek and that mule wouldn't go cross that creek for nothing. Dad would go down and they would put a toe sack on the mules head and one would lead and the other pushing and across the creek it would go, it was really funny watching this all unfold. [53179]