Obit : Alley, Mildred Goldene Smith
Pike County, KY.

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Oct. 2003
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Mildred Goldene Alley, 73, of McCarr, died Friday, Oct. 3, 2003, 
at the home of her daughter, Denise New of McCarr.

She was born in Pike County, June 2, 1930, a daughter of the 
late John and Fannie Smith.

She was a former school teacher, employed by the Pike 
County Board of Education.

She was preceded in death by her husband, James Goble 
“Pete” Alley; two sons, David Alley and Gary Alley; one 
brother, Jimmy Rosevelt Smith; one sister, Lorraine Smith; 
and one granddaughter, Keri Lynn Smith.

She is survived by three daughters, Denise (Mrs. David New 
of McCarr, Kathy (Mrs. Doug) Staggs and Karen (Mrs. Jackie) 
Smith, both of Ransom; one sister, Joyce Whitt of Ransom;
 and six grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7, in 
the Rogers Funeral Home Chapel, with Mike Smith officiating. 
Burial followed in the Alley Cemetery, McCarr. Arrangements 
were under direction of Rogers Funeral Home of Belfry.

Pallbearers were Billy Prater, Barry Ratliff, Jamie Trout, 
David Cook Jr., Shelly Hensley, and Delynn Meek.
Honorary pallbearers were Trent Riddle, Eddie Blackburn,
 Paul Farley, Clinton Layne, Rick Browning, James Varney, 
and Dave Gooslin.


Appalachian News-Express- Obituaries 
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