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OBIT - DAUGHERTY, ADENIA FARMER
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DAUGHERTY, Adenia Farmer, 76, of Pulaski, died Tuesday, February
12, 2002, in the Community Hospital of the Roanoke Valley. She was
born in Arista, W.Va., on December 11, 1925, and was the daughter of
the late William L. Farmer and Betsy Ann Anderson Farmer. She was
also preceded in death by her husband, John W. Daugherty, Jr., and a
sister, Rev. Doris Ann Graham and a brother, Claude D. Farmer. She
was a charter member of the Open Door Baptist Church. In her lifetime
she worked for the Guy W...
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