Marion-Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Morgan, Myrtice Quinn August 31, 2007
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Columbus Ledger Enquirer  posted Aug 31,2007
Myrtice Quinn Morgan   
Myrtice Quinn Morgan February 13, 1911- August 31, 2007 BOX SPRINGS, GA—Myrtice 
Quinn Morgan, age 96, died Friday, August 31, 2007 at Doctor's Hospital in 
Columbus, Georgia. Funeral services will be held Sunday, September, 2007 at 4 
p.m. in the Chapel of Tante Funeral Home in Buena Vista, GA with Reverend John 
Homer officiating. Music will be provided by Joyce Kahler. Pallbearers will be 
Mike Springer, Glen Coleman, Harry Franklin, Bob Stone, Jeff Wilks and Vincent 
Weed. Honorary pallbearer will be Drew Weed. Burial will follow immediately in 
the Pine Level Cemetery in Taylor County. The family will receive friends at 
Tante Funeral Home one hour before the service. Mrs. Morgan was born in Marion 
County, Georgia on February 13, 1911, the daughter of John W. and Lula O'Hearn 
Quinn. She was preceded in death by her parents; by her husband John William 
Morgan; by her sister Thelma Weed; by her brothers Leonard Quinn, Clinton 
Quinn, Houston Quinn and Cecil Quinn; and by her son-in-law Jesse Springer. She 
lived in Marion County all her life, was Methodist by faith and was a member of 
Bethel United Methodist Church in Box Springs. She loved her family dearly and 
her family returned that love. She liked to play the keyboard and played and 
sang Christian songs with her pretty voice. She never spent a whole day in the 
hospital. Survivors include three daughters, Carol Springer of Opelika, 
Alabama, Yevone Blythe and husband Talmadge of Columbus, and Faye Morgan of Box 
Springs; a special friend who was like a daughter, Daph Golden of Box Springs; 
grandchildren Jan Springer of Opelika, Mike Springer of Salem, Alabama, and 
Cynthia Coleman and husband Glen of Columbus; sisters-in-law Juanita Quinn, 
Adrid Quinn and Sara Ann Morgan, all of Columbus; and numerous nieces and 
nephews. Tante Funeral Home of Buena Vista is in charge of arrangements. 


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