Lillian Alice Haws
05/09/2015
Mrs. Lillian Alice (Baby) Haws, Jonesborough, passed away Saturday, May 9, 2015 at Appalachian Christian Village in Johnson City.
Mrs. Haws was a homemaker and longtime member of Jonesborough Presbyterian Church.
She was a native of Greene County and a daughter of Roy and Dessie Dixon Haren. Besides her parents, she was proceeded in death by her first husband, J. D. Morrell; her second husband, Dr. Opie Haws; brothers Robert Haren Sr., Dale Haren, Rex Haren, Doyle Haren, William Haren; sister, Reba Ferguson: and nephew Larry Haren.
Mrs. Haws was a loving aunt and is survived by several nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews, and great-great nieces and nephews.
A graveside service of Mrs. Haws will be held Monday, May 11, 2015, 2 PM, at Fairview Cemetery with Pastor Allen Huff officiating.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Alzheimer’s Association or the Washington County Humane Society, 2101 W. Walnut Johnson City, TN 37601.
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05/25/2015
Becky Barnes Miller
I was out of town when Alice passed away I had
worked with Alice for many years at the Bank.Alice
was a kind and caring person I am very sorry to read
of her passing but know she was loved by many who
knew as a friend and fellow worker.
05/10/2015
Laura Haws Williams
I will always remember Alice as a beautiful
person, inside and out. She and J.D. were close
neighbors and helped to "raise" all of us
neighborhood kids. Her love and dedication to
J.D. and then to Opie were exemplary. She lived
a life of service to people and to her
Jonesborough Presbyterian Church. She baked the
best chocolate cream pies I ever tasted, and
worked tirelessly at every church event. God
gave us an angel when he put Alice in our lives
. .. I speak for Angie, Frank and me and for
Rob Hash.
05/10/2015
Laura Haws Williams
I will always remember Alice as a beautiful
person, inside and out. She and J.D. were close
neighbors and helped to "raise" all of us
neighborhood kids. Her love and dedication to
J.D. and then to Opie were exemplary. She lived
a life of service to people and to her
Jonesborough Presbyterian Church. She baked the
best chocolate cream pies I ever tasted, and
worked tirelessly at every church event. God
gave us an angel when he put Alice in our lives
. .. I speak for Angie, Frank and me and for
Rob Hash.
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