In Memorium

Cheryl Zachry Chandler       Allyson Howell-Cook       Leo Brown       Robert Edwin Burcham         Melissa Young                     Teresa Caver                    Tim Moore

David Justice                Sue Hadaway          Nelson Free Doyle Hudson                Marcus Johnson     John Terrell Randy Cobb                   Dale Eads              John Carswell Ruby Sherman               Debbie Rhodes     Jackie Letterman Ricky Dean                    Judy Varnum           Stephen Avritt  Bryant Atchison            Jeanne Hooks         Bobby Jacobs Liz Atchison                   Sharon Carter          Mickey Scott Kay Johnson                  Frank Fuller              Richard Shortridge Kenny Scott                    Kay Free Thomley  Bruce Arnold Roy Billingsley                Nancy Davidson     Tom DeMent Wanda Terrell Tarleton   Buzzy Biesecker     Calvin Ross Michelle Irwin                 Nathan Howton        Ronald Howton Acie Rainwater              Denise Grindle        Steve Guthrie Jeff Billingsley                Patricia Ann Johnson    Lee R White Porter Belcher                Jackie Vandsandt

John Walter Harrison Smitty Blackwell Danny Craig Murray Godwin Lewis Beverly Ruth Judd McAffee Harriet Stephens Carmichael Jack Hardy Ruby Howell Mike Billingsley Bill Hughes Joe Britton Marvin Godwin Carolyn Ann Fulmer Patricia Palmer Thurman

Song playing:  "A Gift of a Thistle" (Turn your sound up to hear it...)

This Eternal Flame page is dedicated to those of our Southside Family that we have lost through the years.  The list is incomplete...if you know of a person we can honor by placing their name in the list below,  please email us and we will be glad to add their name. The Classes                   1960’s                                                        1970’s                                                  John Rheaume              Rickey Potter           Chris Branham                                   Sherry Cottrell Finley    Mark Dewitt             Murry Kilmurry                       Randy Wilson                Gail Dewitt               Bruce Terry                                                                                                                                                                                                                         1980’s                                                                 Teachers and Other Southside Family Members           Mike Barker                             Coach Robert Luckie                 James Parker              Walt Harrison                           Coach Walt Milner                      Spivey Hardy             Bobby Hines                            Norahann Bjelke                         Rhonda Walker           Barkley Poole                          Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fields          Herb McGee           Mrs Butler (2nd grade)            Mrs. Frankie Vaughn (Nurse)      Dick Bean           Mr. Coleman                            Mrs Bernice Fuller (Librarian)       Mrs Dot Chamberlin (Secretary)           Tommy Willis                           Johni Barton Strickland              Mrs Jessie Money           Mrs Gladis Chance                 Mrs Sally Compton                     Mrs Gertrude Powers           Raymond Stringer (Asst Prin)   Henry Biscoe                              Mrs Barbara Milner           Zannie Murphy                          Mr. Ollis Grayson, Jr.                 Mrs. Pattie Atwood           Mrs. Elba Skinner                    Mr. Dave Skrobak The Heart hath Its Own Memory, like the Mind, and in it are enshrined the precious keepsakes... Longfellow

e                          f Dedicated to those that have gone before us...

Do not stand at my grave and forever weep. I am not there; I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn’s rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight. I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and forever cry. I am not there. I did not die. Melinda Sue Pacho