Obituary for Edith Doolittle
Edith Doolittle, 84, of Greenville, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, April 29th, 2020. She was the daughter of the late Philip Doolittle and Mabel Krohn Doolittle.
She is survived by her loving siblings, Robert Doolittle (Ruth) and her sister Marge Daggett; many nieces and nephews; and her dear friend and caregiver, Teresa. Besides joining her parents in Heaven, she will also be reunited with her siblings, Audrey Hunter and Ralph Doolittle.
Being of the Baptist faith, Edith loved and served her Lord faithfully. The Lord gifted her with a talented singing voice. She and her brother, Robert, regularly sang specials in their church. She cared for her parents until each of their passings. If she needed a distraction, she wrapped herself into the lives of her favorite sitcom family, The Waltons.
Thanks to The Windsor House for loving Edith and caring for her the past two years. She was a former resident for many years of Rolling Green Village, Greenville
Thanks, also, to Robert and Ruth for their faithful and loving care of her for the past ten years.
Edith will be interred at Oconee Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to:
Baptist International Missions, Inc. P. O. Box 9, Harrison, TN 37341
Missionary Peter Doolittle, Account #1622, for the Maranatha Bible Camp in Cuiaba, Brazil, S.A. This is Edith's desire as her brother, Robert, founded the Bible Camp 42 years ago and she visited there several times and faithfully prayed for the ministry.
She is survived by her loving siblings, Robert Doolittle (Ruth) and her sister Marge Daggett; many nieces and nephews; and her dear friend and caregiver, Teresa. Besides joining her parents in Heaven, she will also be reunited with her siblings, Audrey Hunter and Ralph Doolittle.
Being of the Baptist faith, Edith loved and served her Lord faithfully. The Lord gifted her with a talented singing voice. She and her brother, Robert, regularly sang specials in their church. She cared for her parents until each of their passings. If she needed a distraction, she wrapped herself into the lives of her favorite sitcom family, The Waltons.
Thanks to The Windsor House for loving Edith and caring for her the past two years. She was a former resident for many years of Rolling Green Village, Greenville
Thanks, also, to Robert and Ruth for their faithful and loving care of her for the past ten years.
Edith will be interred at Oconee Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to:
Baptist International Missions, Inc. P. O. Box 9, Harrison, TN 37341
Missionary Peter Doolittle, Account #1622, for the Maranatha Bible Camp in Cuiaba, Brazil, S.A. This is Edith's desire as her brother, Robert, founded the Bible Camp 42 years ago and she visited there several times and faithfully prayed for the ministry.