Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Lanier, Lynda Hodges August 19, 2012
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The Berrien Press - August 29, 2012
 Lynda Hodges Lanier, 59, of Nashville died August 19, 2012, at her residence.
 Born December 23, 1952, to the late Francis Lynn and Mary Myers Hodges, she w
was employed with Nashville Tractor. She was a member of Guthrie Baptist Church a
and an active member of the Puddleville Purdies Red Hats for eight years.
 Survivors include sons and daughters-in-law, Sam and Crissy Howell of Sparks 
and Jonathan and Theba Howell of Hahira; daughters and one son-in-law, Merlin 
and Royce Payne of Enigma and Jessica Doe of Adel; four stepsons, Tommy Lanier, 
Roy Lanier, Jr., Chet Lanier and Garrett Lanier; brothers and one sister-in-law,
Mark Hodges of FL, Scott and Heather Hodges of Jacksonville, FL and Leon Hodges of
Adel; four grandchildren, Colton McCook, Landon McCook, Grady Payne and Hailey
Mabrey; sister
law, Mark Hodges of FL, Scott and Heather Hodges of Jacksonville, FL and Leon 
Hodges of Adel; four grandchildren, Colton McCook, Landon McCook, Grady Payne 
and Hailey Mabrey; sister-in-law, Betty Jean Lanier of Nashville; brother-in-law and
sister
law and sister-in-law, Bill and Darlene Lanier of TX. She was preceded in death b
by her husband, Roy Lanier, Sr.
 Funeral services were held August 22 at Purvis Funeral Home with Revs. Joe 
Pridgen and Bryan Layton officiating. Music selections included “The Anchor 
Holds” and “The Lord’s Prayer” by Frank Skinner, “Spared” and “Amazing 
Grace” “Go Rest High on That Mountain” on CD.
  Active pallbearers were David Lanier, Roy Lanier, Jr., Phillip Holbrook, Rick
Carte
Carter, Stacy Holbrook, B. J. Warren.
 Honorary pallbearers were the Puddleville Purdie Red Hats.
 Purvis Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

  


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