Delaware Co OK - Obit for Mozelle Harper Skinner Spruill

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Mozelle Harper Skinner Spruill
   
Mozelle  Harper Skinner Spruill, 90, of Amarillo died Monday, Jan. 21,
2002.
   
Services  will  be at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel,
2820  Virginia  Circle,  with  Dr.  Gil  Lane Sr., pastor of Paramount
Baptist  Church,  officiating.  Graveside  services  will be at 1 p.m.
Thursday at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Decatur.
   
Mrs.  Spruill was born in the Gilpin Community of Hall County. She was
one of 12 children born to Jeff and Nancy Harper. She married Benjamin
Franklin  Skinner on Aug. 15, 1929. Three daughters were born into the
marriage.
   
She  was  a  Christian  and  a  member  of the "Shut-Ins" of Paramount
Baptist Church.
   
Frank  Skinner  preceded  her  in  death  in 1952. She married William
Stafford  Spruill  in  1967. He preceded her in death in 1983. She was
also  preceded  in death by a daughter, Rita Janelle Hopkins, in 2000;
and a grandson, Larry Hopkins.
   
Survivors  include  two daughters, Erma "Dean" Meadows of Amarillo and
Janice  Yeutona  Storer of Grove, Okla.; a brother, Lewis W. Harper of
Amherst; a sister, Jennie Belle Fowler of Amarillo; three sons-in-law;
five     grandchildren;    seven    great-grandchildren    and    five
great-great-grandchildren.
   
Visitation will be after the services at the funeral home.
   
The family suggests memorials be to a favorite charity.
  
Amarillo Globe-News, Jan. 23, 2002
   
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