Clinch County GaArchives Obituaries.....Cribbs, Sara Mae Cribbs May 13, 2013
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Atkinson County Citizen - May 23, 2013
 Mrs. Sara Mae Cribbs, 86, passed away Monday, May 13, 2013 at her residence, 
surrounded by her loving family, following an extended illness.

 Mrs. Cribbs was born Aug. 2, 1929 in Hamilton County, FL to the late Dennis 
Cribbs and Rosebell McClain Cribbs and lived in Clinch County most of her life. 
She was a retired school bus driver, janitor, homemaker, seamstress, and an 
ordained minister and Mother of the Higher Heights Church. 

 She was preceded in death by her husband, Isom Dewey Cribbs; two sons, Melvin 
Allen Cribbs and Elton Cribbs, one sister, Grace Cribbs Tomlinson, five 
Brothers, Houston Cribbs, Charles Frank Cribbs, Price Cribbs, Dennis W. Cribbs 
and Emory Isom Cribbs.

 Survivors are three daughters, Mary Alice Cribbs Guess, husband Bobby, 
Pearson, Nellouise Cribbs Ellis and Ima Jean Cribbs Knowles, husband, Merle, 
Fargo; four sons, Dewey Allen Cribbs, wife, Wesley Jane, James Elmer Cribbs, 
wife, Wanda and Willard Cribbs, wife Ruth all of Jasper and Dennis Lamar 
Cribbs, wife Karen, Lakeland; three sisters, Nettie Alma Cribbs Taylor, Fargo, 
Rosa Bell Cribbs, MacClenny, FL and Janell Cribbs Padgett, Palatka, FL; forty 
two grandchildren, sixty three great grandchildren, fifteen great-great-
grandchildren and a number of other nieces, nephews and other relatives.

 Funeral services for Mrs. Cribbs were held Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 4 p.m. 
from the Higher Heights Church in Fargo.

 Officiating was Rev. Audy Jordan and Rev. Tom Studstill.

 Interment was in the Ramah Cemetery.

 Active pallbearers were Jody Guess, Jason Cribbs, Isom Allen Cribbs, Mark 
Cribbs, Jerome Ellis, Eric McClaine, Wayne Cribbs and Samson Cribbs.

 Mrs. Sara Deese sang, "Go Rest High On That Mountain" and "I Want Us To Be 
Together In Heaven," Tillman Willis sang "Purple Robe" and W.G. Smith 
sang "Beulah Land."

 Roundtree Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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