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Fannie Nethers
j -> \Fannie May Nethers, 85, of Flint Hill, died April 9 in Royal Haven j Rest Home in Front Royal. ** Mrs. Nethers was bom May 27, 1903, in Madison County, the daughP^r
of the late James W. and Betty J. ■fenkins Lillard. She was a member If>f Flint Hill United Methodist
hurch and married to the late
eorge Robert Nethers. fj Surviving are one son, George ■Maynard Nethers, Stephens City; :Jour daughters, Dorothy Lewis, ’Jduntly, Hilda Dennis, Jackson, iJS.C., Helen Coffey and Pauline Ayijjor, both of Sperryville; three brothers, Clyde Lillard, Carson Lillard ;«nd Aubrey Lillard, all of Flint Hill; ;iwo sisters, Alice Brady, Flint Hill ■&nd Nellie Pritchett, Front Royal; j^even grandchildren; and three i^reat-grandchildren. ii The funeral was held April 12 at J Flint Hill United Methodist Church £ vith the Rev. Merlin Shorb officiat| ng. Burial was in Flint Hill Cemetery.
>4 Pallbearers were Dabney ! ilastham, Robert Clatterbuck, | Vlaury Jenkins, Randolph Jenkins, J VI.H. Brady and Clarence McCulJ1 och. ; Honorary pallbearers were k Charlie Lillard, Jimmy Lillard, Rob! ?rt Lillard, Emory Russell and John fEubank.
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