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'''Born:''' ♀ Bernice Elizabeth Boone | '''Born:''' ♀ Bernice Elizabeth Boone | ||
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'''Died:''' December 10, 1997 | '''Died:''' December 10, 1997 | ||
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'''Step Children:''' [[Ronald DeWitt Black]], [[Janice Black Law]], and [[Darrell Thomas Black]] | '''Step Children:''' [[Ronald DeWitt Black]], [[Janice Black Law]], and [[Darrell Thomas Black]] | ||
'''Parents:''' [[Mike L. Boone]] and [[Nellie Reynolds Boone]] | |||
== Early Life == | == Early Life == | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 5 August 2015
Born: ♀ Bernice Elizabeth Boone
- August 28, 1934
Died: December 10, 1997
- Jackson, MS
Spouse: J. T. Black (m. May 1, 1964, Opelika, AL)
Child: Bruce Tinsley Black
Step Children: Ronald DeWitt Black, Janice Black Law, and Darrell Thomas Black
Parents: Mike L. Boone and Nellie Reynolds Boone
Early Life
Education
Career
Accomplishments
Health
Faith
Obituary
[Jackson, MS] Clarion-Ledger, Friday, December 12, 1997
Bernice Elizabeth Boon Black, 63, of Meadow Oaks Park Drive, a Jackson Stone Co. comptroller, died of cancer Wednesday at River Oaks Hospital.
Services are noon today at Wright & Ferguson Parkway Chapel in Ridgeland with entombment in Parkway Memorial Cemetery. Visitation will be 10:30 a.m. today.
Mrs. Black served as secretary for several yearsof Riverside Independent Methodist Church.
Her son, Bruce Tinsley Black of Madison said she "was a loving and loyal wife" who visited her husband, J.T."Blondy" Black, daily at the nursing home. Her son said his mother enjoyed life to the fullest.
"She loved travel, the theather and was an avid supporter of Mississippi State," her son wrote in his mother's tribute.
Her longtime friend, Virginia Walker, said "Mrs. Black was a wonderful and thoughtful friend and will be missed by many.
Other survivors include: stepsons, Ronald DeWitt Black of Madison and Darrell Thomas Black of Jackson; stepdaughter, Janice Black Law of Chapel Hill, N.C.; and six grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to Riverside Independent Methodist Church.