Garrard County, KY - OBIT:  Mary C. Sparkman

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                        MARY C. SPARKMAN 
                                      
   Mary Catherine Sparkman, 96, Beverly White Towers, died at 6:30 p.m.
   Wednesday Jan 27, 1999 at the Clark Regional Medical Center.
   A native of Garrard County, she was the daughter of the late David Lee
   and Sallie J. Moore McGinnis. She was a retired dietitian at Kentucky
   State Hospital, a member of Chapter 632, American Association of
   Retired Persons and the Live Longer and Like It Band at Central
   Baptist Church where she was a member.
   Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Byron (Jane) Coulter and Ms.
   Catherine Joslin, Winchester; 12 grandchildren, Wayne Joslin,
   Winchester; Bobby Johnson, Owingsville; Mrs. Kenneth (Carol) Brodie,
   Pensacola, Fla.; Dan Coulter, Mt. Sterling; Byron Coulter Jr., Pompano
   Beach, Fla.; Larry Smallwood, Burlington; Randy Smallwood, Union; Mrs.
   Jimmy (Polly) Gaddis, Danville; David W. Dugger, Lake Junalusko, N.C.;
   Frank James Dugger, Stanford; Jimmy Ketterman, Akron, Ohio, and Jerry
   Ketterman, Louisville; 25 great-grandchildren, three
   great-great-grandchildren.
   Graveside services were conducted at 1:30 p.m. today at the Bellview
   Cemetery, Danville, by Bro. Vernon Mohr.
   Scobee Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
   Memorials may take the form of contributions to a favorite charity.