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Junia Gibson Moore
Junia Gibson Moore, 76, of Hayesville, died Saturday, August 25, 2012. A native of Clay County, she was the daughter of the late Vaughn and Ruby Eller Gibson.
Junia spent many years as a hairdresser and later opened and operated Moore’s Flowers in Hayesville. She was a member of Truett Memorial First Baptist Church.
Surviving are her daughters, Rita Thomas of Hayesville, and Susan Gaddy and her husband Dan of Clyde, NC; three grandchildren, Michelle Lakey and her husband Sean of Rabun Gap, GA; Jeremiah Gaddy of Johnson City, TN; and Jessica Gaddy Carter and her husband Steven of Daphne, AL; a brother, Hayes Gibson and his wife Teresa of Hayesville. Junia was preceded in death by her husband, Ed Moore; and a brother, Howard Gibson.
A Memorial service and joyous celebration of the life of Junia Moore will be held at 1:00PM on Saturday, September 1, 2012, at Truett Memorial First Baptist Church in Hayesville. In honor of her love of music, accompanist Balfour Knight will lead the service with piano and harp in joyous celebration with special music provided by Dobbin Garrett, Dennis Myers, Johnny Foster and Susan Gaddy. The Rev. Johnny Foster and Rev. Dan Gaddy will officiate.
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Bill & Sue Henson
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Posted Mon August 27, 2012
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Dear Rita, Susan, and extended family, So sorry to hear of the passing of Junia. She and Ed were good friends and neighbors. The "Mayor of Myers Chapel" has his leading lady again. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.n
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Susan Calloway
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Posted Mon August 27, 2012
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We love you all and have you in our prayers. Susan and Joe
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Jackie and Darrell Jernigan
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Posted Mon August 27, 2012
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Susan, Dan and family, Know that we all love you and are keeping you close to our hearts. XXX and OOOs....
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Ronald and Mary Kathryn West
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Posted Mon August 27, 2012
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Rite, Susan and families,
Junia and Ed were our friends for all those years and so were you girls. You are in our thoughts and prayers, and our love to both of you.
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Dr. Monica Henson
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Posted Sat September 01, 2012
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Susan and Rita, I was so sorry to hear about your mother's passing. She was one of the sweetest, kindest ladies I ever knew. You and your families are all in my prayers.
Monica
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Ruth Whittington
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Posted Sat September 01, 2012
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What a beautiful service for a very loved Junia. All of you are very dear to my heart and I love you. God bless
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Tammy Mosteller Smit
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Posted Fri September 14, 2012
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Susan and Rita.... I grew up in the house on Myers Chapel my parents bought from Ed and Junia and spent many a year under your giant boxwood and mulberry tree there. My most vivid memory of your mom was in 5th grade when I fell asleep on a wad of Silly Putty, and it gummed my long hair into a ball of goo the size of a grapefruit. In panic and desperation, Mama got your mom out of bed very early on a Sunday morning to try to salvage my hair so we could go to church. Your poor mama had to cut off nearly a foot of hair to get that mess out. I was devastated and sobbing in her beauty shop chair, and your mom was so compassionate and kind and kept telling me how pretty I would be with my new hairstyle. I never forgot her kindness to me that day. She was a good lady. I heard the harp was absolutely gorgeous at her service.
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