With a very thankful
heart for knowing
such a
wonderful
Christian, I will try to write the obituary of
Sister Sally
Singleton. Knott County never had a better
citizen or the
Indian Bottom Association never had a better
member.
She was born on February 8th in 1903. She was
a very hard worker in her early years. She
met and married
Ira Singleton on February 12th, 1919. After the
marriage, Ira and
Sally had eleven children. Five of these children
died before
Sister Sally: Marie Singleton, Christy Young, Dorothy
Knox, Sonia Hall
and Donald Singleton. Ira Singleton, her husband,
died on August
21st of 1970. All of these left a good hope in the
Lord.
Sister Sally often told me good stories about
how Ira changed
after she got
saved and joined the Clear Creek Church in 1947. Later
she moved her
membership to Clear Fork and remained a good member
until her death.
I hope that she will get to meet the rest of
her children in Heaven.
I could write for
hours, or talk to anyone even longer, about our
wonderful
visits and our
blessed phone calls, but allow me to just say
this: she is
truly missed, in a very good way, by her friends, by her
family, by her
church and by me.
Written by Elder Charles T. Shepherd.
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