Berrien County GaArchives Obituaries.....Pittman, Annie Fountain July 17, 1934
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The Nashville Herald, July 19, 1934
The Nashville Herald, front page, July 19, 1934
Mrs. P.L. Pittman Died Suddenly
Passed Away Suddenly at Home Place South of Nashville
	A pall of sorrow was cast over Berrien County Tuesday morning when it 
was learned that Mrs. Perry L. Pittman passed away suddenly at her home twelve 
miles south of here.  She was ill only a few minutes from what physicians 
explained as heart trouble.  Death occurred at 9:30 o’clock.
	The deceased who was 32 years of age was a Miss Annie Fountain before 
her marriage to Mr. Pittman on July 25, 1922.  She was born and reared in 
Berrien County and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Fountain, well known 
and highly esteemed Berrien County people.  Mrs. Pittman will be greatly missed 
in this section as she was regarded as one of the county’s best and most 
competent teachers, having taught in the schools of Berrien County about eight 
years.
	Mrs. Pittman was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.  She was 
highly esteemed for her congenial disposition and high traits of character.  All 
who knew here are greatly saddened at her passing, realizing that her place will 
be hard to fill.  The Herald sympathizes deeply with the husband and other 
relatives at her untimely passing.
	Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 5 o’clock at 
Pleasant Church by Elder J.B. Luke of Nashville and Elder M.T. Shephard of 
Fitzgerald, in the presence of hundreds of sorrowing friends and relatives.  
Interment was in the Pleasant Cemetery.  The Giddens Funeral Home of Nashville 
had charge of funeral arrangements.
	The pall-bearers were Berrien County legionnaires, as Mr. Pittman is a 
member of Otranto Post, and were as follows:  Noble A. Hull, Earlie Steward, 
J.R. Bennett, O.E. Futch, R.H. Watson, and M.A. Dickson.
	Surviving are the husband and four sons, Arthur, Thomas Lee, Howard, and 
John Wesley Pittman; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Fountain; four brothers and 
two sisters, C.W. Fountain of Jacksonville, Fla., T.H. and C.C. Fountain of 
Nashville, and T.C. Fountain of Lakeland, Mrs. A.B. Register of Dupont and Mrs. 
Aulie Gaskins of Nashville.


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