OBITS: MURRAY, Flossie - 4 Nov 2000 - Whitley Co, KY
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2000 00:08:01 -0500
Submitted by: Bobbie Ivey-Lewallen TNGirl@icx.net
FROM THE NEWS-JOURNAL, CORBIN KY, 11/9/00, PART 1
Flossie Murray, 78, Old Mt. Ash Pike, Williamsburg, passed away Saturday
evening, November 4, 2000 at the Williamsburg Nursing Home. She was a 
member of the Mt. Ash Church of God for many years. She is survived by 
her husband, James Murray of Old Mt. Ash Pike, Williamsburg; three 
daughters, Barbara Jones and husband, Don of Williamsburg, Marlene Murray 
of Williamsburg, and Linda Richardson and husband, David of Williamsburg; 
six sons, Eugene Murray and wife, Rainey of Williamsburg, Gary Murray and 
wife, Sue of Williamsburg, Robert Murray and Yvonne Wender of Williamsburg, 
Steve Murray of Williamsburg, Edward Murray and Robin Mahan of Williamsburg, 
and Dave Murray of Williamsburg; 12 grandchildren and six great grand-
children; five brothers, Ralph Cox of Cincinnati, Ohio, Jimmy Cox of 
Cincinnati, Ohio, Rev. Ulys Cox of Williamsburg, Jessie Brown of Alabama, 
and John Brown of Knoxville, Tennessee; also several nieces, nephews and a 
host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing. She was preceded 
in death by her parents, Andrew and Rutha Gibson Cox; two sisters, Mildred 
Beams and Betty Moses; and two brothers, Earl Cox and Billy Cox. Funeral 
services were held Tuesday, November 7 at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel 
with Rev. Ulys Cox officiating. Burial was in the Reed Cemetery. Croley 
Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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