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Edna Kimbrough - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, January 29, 1960

Services For Mrs. Kimbrough Held Saturday Morning

Funeral services for Mrs. Edna Kimbrough, 84, who died last Friday morning in a Vicksburg, nursing home 
after a lengthy illness were held at 10 a. m. Saturday morning at the Tallulah Methodist Church with the 
Rev. William F. Mayo officiating. Burial followed in the Silver Cross Cemetery under the direction of 
Crothers Funeral Home.

She was a member of the Methodist Church and had been active in various women's societies before becoming ill.

Survivors include one son, George Kimbrough, Tallulah; four sisters, Mrs. J. J. McCain, Meridian, Miss., 
Mrs. Will Freeman, Mrs. Grady Risen and. Mrs. Harry Russell, all of Waynesboro, Miss.; two brothers, John Burge, 
Jackson, Miss., and K. Y. Burge, Shreveport, and one granddaughter.

PaIlbearers were Rod Naylor, Walter Erickson, J. C. Sherwin, Lamar T. Loe, Sr., R. L. Bailey, Jr., C. B. DeMoss, Jr., 
M. A. Phillips and W. P. Sevier, Jr.

Honorary pallbearers were L. G. Storey, H. C. Sevier, Sr., A. L. Sevier, Sr., W. E. Regenold, Dr. H. S. Provine 
and Lloyd Gilbert.