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Mrs. Rhoda Cooksey
Mrs.tRhoda Mason Cooksey of Washington, Vai, wife of the late R„ Frank Cooksey, a prominent farmer and orchardist of Rappahannock County, died Friday, January Warren Memorial Hospital. She was 92 years of age.
Mrs. Cooksey was a daughter of the late William D. and Alzira Hisle Mason of Rappahannock Countv. She leaves one daughter, Miss Annie Cooksey of Washington, V i: a niece, Mrs. Ia’vvis Corbin of Mint IIill. Va.; and a nephew, Percy ‘Mason of Washington, D. C. Also .surviving is a foster son. Milton Corbin.
A graveside funeral service was held Sunday afternoon, January 17 in •the family section of the \K ashington Masonic Cemetery. Rev. John Divers, pastor of Flint Hill IFiptist Church of which she was a tnember, conducted the last rites. /
I’jdHte/rers were Charles King, Virgim'Atkins. James ‘F.' .Massie, Wade H. Massie, Jr., Richard Latham, John S. Browning, Harry Fee Smith, Dr. John P. Snead, Jr., Tom F.astham and Thomas Williams.
Services were in charge of freest Funeral Parlors.
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