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Elizabeth Atkins Waring - Madison Parish, Louisiana
From Vicksburg Post January 4, 2018

Elizabeth Atkins Waring, born June 15, 1932, passed from this life on Jan. 3, 2018. She was the daughter 
of Walter Lee and Delcie Arleana Ipock Atkins of Columbus.

She is survived by her daughter, Patti Webb; her granddaughter, Lindsey Webb Dancy and her husband Nathan Dancy; 
her grandson, Robert Webb and his wife, Ashlee Webb; and her great-grandchildren Willow Michelle Webb and 
Braxton Lee Bell; a sister, Janette O’Barr and her husband Jake O’Barr; a brother, Morris Ray Atkins and his wife, 
Merland Atkins.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Edmund Waring; her brothers, R.C. Atkins, Parker Atkins, and 
Arthur Atkins; and sister, Tommie Dean Richardson.

Elizabeth was married to Patrick “Buttons” Crum for many years and resided in Tallulah, La. Later, she moved to 
Vicksburg and was married to Robert Waring until his death. She enjoyed golfing, gardening, and playing cards. 
In her later years, she became a puzzle book wiz, was always ready to discuss politics with anyone and always had a 
Hershey bar nearby. Her greatest joy was her grandchildren and her great-grandchildren.

Her family thanks her “special angels” that helped with her care, Cassie Cook, Veronica Terry, Yvonne Jordan 
and Shy Watson.

Elizabeth did not want a fuss made over her at this time. Her daughter and grandchildren will host a private 
celebration of life service.