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Grace Oliver

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Grace Valentine 01iv£\ 86, of Sperryville d5jd Monday, June 3 at Loud<£in County Hospital Center.

She was born Dec. 2l>, 1915 in Pennsylvania, t»a daughter of the late Ellwqfld G. Valentine and Cecelia £1. Kimmel Valentine.

Mrs. Oliver was a homemaker and loved gardening and crocheting. She wa£ia member of SperryvHJe United Methodist Church.^*

In addition to her parents, she was also pre.djceased by her husbanjl, Horace Elmer Oliver.

Survivors include daughter, Cecelia Pike ayjd her husband, Ray 2®f Sperryville and a son, Horaje Elmer Oliver Jr. of FairfW two grandchildren and Owe great-grandchildren. JJ

Funeral services were flfi vate.

Clore-English Funeral Home in Culpeper was tin charge of the arrangements

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