Obituary of Sarah Jane Fulgham Peacock of Jackson County, Florida

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Obituary- In Memory- a shadow of sadness fell over the home and entire 
community on Saturday night, March 3rd 1934 when the death angel 
visited her home and removed from this earth the spirit of the beloved 
friend, mother and grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Peacock.  It can be truly 
said she was a precious wife, mother and grandmother, and the beautiful 
Christian life she lived was an example to all who knew her.  Her 
cheerful voice is hushed forever and the sweet smiles from her face are 
hidden but in memory they will live on.  We often wonder why such 
treasures are removed from us, but God knows best and for some purpose 
the angel came for her, leaving a vacant chair in her home never to be 
filled again, and taking a mother and friend that can never be 
replaced.  Only those who knew her can realize what they have lost.  
She was a loving, faithful mother and guided her children in the ways 
of religion and God.  She was a member of the Baptist Church where she 
expressed her faith in God and his goodness, always appreciative, 
considerate and kind to those about her.  I've known her for Over 
twenty years and I can truly say I never saw her unkind to anyone.  Her 
going was indeed "The Sundown for a beautiful life.  "She is survived 
by five children, two daughters, Mrs. O. L. Pippen of Vernon, and Mrs. 
W. P. Gilbert for Campbellton; three sons, Walter, Drew and George of 
Cypress.  Interment was made beside her husband in the Fulgham cemetery 
near Dellwood, Rev. Milo H. Masey in charge of the funeral.  This 
memorial to her unselfish life is written by one who knew her best and 
feels a loss at her gain.  Mrs. Clara McMillian

Sent in by:  Elizabeth Pippen Walters