Mitchell County  Georgia Obituaries Agnes Montine Baisden Luckey 1971

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Obituary of Agnes Montine Baisden Luckey 
as written in "The Camilla Enterprise" dated 13 Oct 1971.  


Camilla, Georgia.  The funeral for Mrs. Agnes Montine Baisden 
Luckey, 49, who died Wednesday, 6 Oct 1971 in Tampa General Hospital, Tampa, 
Florida was conducted Sunday, 10 Oct 1971, at 3:00 PM from Lake Pleasant Baptist 
Church.  Rev A. J. Cooke and Rev Quinton Barnes officiated.  Interment was in Sale City 
Cemetery.  Pallbearers were Tommy Luckey, Johnny Luckey, Bruce Jones, Billy Smith, 
Boyett Turner and Mark Collins. Mrs. Luckey was born in Mitchell County 2 Jul 1922.  
She was the daughter of Mrs. Ruben Baisden and the late Ruben Baisden.  She was a 
member of the Tampa First Baptist Church and was employed in a department store in 
Tampa.  She had lived the past three years in Tampa.  Survivors include her husband, 
Alfred L. Luckey Jr. of Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Clemons of Albany and 
Miss Susan Luckey of Tampa; one son, Robert E. Luckey of Tampa; her mother, Mrs. 
Ruben Baisden of Albany; three sisters, Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mrs. C. H. Smith and Miss 
Ruth Baisden, all of Albany and eight grandchildren. Parker-Bramlett Funeral Home was 
in charge of arrangements.