Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Fitts, Genie Ray February 27, 1906
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Danielsville Monitor   11 May 1906
Obituary

   Feb 27th Mrs Genie Fitts, nee Ray, Lef this earthly home for her home 
above.  To those who knew her no printed memorial is needed to embalm her 
memory in their affections; but some who knew her ot and others who are to 
come after her, will appreciate a brief record of her life.

  From early childhood she showed a sweet disposition.  Her piety was 
manifested in an unquestioning obedience to her parents.  She was amiable, 
patient, unselfish and reverent to a remarkable degree, kind and affectionate 
toward all.  It was a pleasant to be with her in her home.  Her one great 
thought seem to be to make those about her happy.  Always thinking of som 
kindness to do for others and planning so she would give no one trouble, while 
she made no great outward demonstration, she evidenced to al that she was a 
true servant of the Lord.  She was s member of the Methodist church.  The last 
time it was her privilege to be at the house of the Lord, she got up and 
manifested to the church and her blessed Saviour that she love the Lord and 
His people and had been blessed during the meeting.  She was 28 years of age 
and had been a devoted, faithful and dutiful wife four years.  Seh leaves a 
devoted husband and two sweet little girls, and a dear little infant in the 
arms.  May the One who was so kind to little children while on this earth 
bless them and help the heart-broken husband and dear grandparents to reat 
them to the way the sweet mother, who has gone on before, would have done.

  Genie, oh, how we miss thee!  But our loss is not to compare with the dear 
husband, father, mother and sisters.  But thou art up yonder, beckoning us to 
come.

  She suffered for seven weeks with some kind of head trouble.  All that 
loving hands and skilled physicians could do did not stay the hand of death.  
So sweetly did she fall asleep in Jesus, to await the resurretion morn.

 O. E. .W.

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