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Very sad! Too young. He loved his little granddaughter.
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Sorry but I know her "personally" as well and she is not "nice" nor does she have a true grasp of the issues. She is a total embarrassment to Paulding, but hey what else is new.
Of course GA is the laughing stock of the US right now with who we elected as Governor...hmmm....one choice ethics issues and the other had already been kicked to the curb previously. We were going to be an embarrassment no matter which one was elected.
Amen sista! She will be the new Cynthia McKinney!
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I'm sure KFC is proud of the way the Manager handled it--"I got someone arrested yesterday....."
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popthatzit
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I recognize these kids from school- they are such good kids!
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I miss you Mama Betty!
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Visitation and Services
Visitation: Thursday, 4/23/09 from 2:00 - 4:00pm and 6:00 - 8:00pm at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory. Services: 11:00 a.m. Friday 4/24/09 in the Chapel of West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory.
Obituary
Betty Jane Singleton, 77, of Canton, GA, formerly of Marietta passed away Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Services will be 11:00 a.m. Friday, April 24, 2009, in the Chapel of West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory with Revs. Johnny Turner and Larry Ritch officiating. Interment will follow at Cheatham Hill Memorial Park. Mrs. Singleton was a member of Lighthouse Baptist Church and attended SAS at Victory Baptist Church. She was a retired Cobb County Bus Driver with 18 years of service. Mrs. Singleton was preceded in death by her husband, Mr. Robert Singleton. She is survived by her children: Mandy O’Shields of Canton Spencer Grier of Marietta Charles Grier of Marietta Joseph Singleton of Dallas Sister: Fran Clanton of Marietta Brother: Jerry Satterfield of Adairsville Grandchildren: Alex Singleton, Adam Singleton, Isabella Singleton, Sharon O’Shields, Breannah O’Shields, Kahlyn O’Shields, Donna Kay Grier and Rose Giannetta. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 to 8:00pm. West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory is in charge of arrangements. Online guest book available at www.westcobbfuneralhome.com
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my friend just called from there and said Life flight was there.
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What about a hospital for the preemie babies? My daughter was a preemie and she loved her little beanie. It was just about as big as her, but the nurses say the babies like to snuggle with them- like a security blanket while they are in the incubator and can't be close to their mommy.
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this is just sick-- DISGUSTING!!!
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With divinity --you have the sugar and Karo syrup to boil 1st. Once that is boiling, you have to hold up the spoon and wait till the mixture strings-- looks like flyaway hair in the wind. I have a bowl of water. I drop some of the mixture in it and smoosh it with my fingers to make it stick together. If it doesn't stick together it isn't ready. Once it sticks together, you hit it on the side of the bowl. Once you hear it clink, the mixture is ready. If it makes no sound it is not ready. The rest is just following the traditional recipe. Makes perfect divinity every time!!!
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I make divinty and oatmeal candy. I know a trick to make perfect divinity every time! My kids call the oatmeal candy --doodoo balls.
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My 5 year old does not understand "Thankful"
what?
My 5 year old said mommy, daddy, sometimes my brothers, and christmas decorations.
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my daughter's K teacher is doing it, and she loves it!!!! Says his name is Elvis.
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yep had it done a few weeks ago - my endocrinologist is Dr. Glaser. It is not fun, but over quick. Kind of like a bee sting.
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So, I tell him to look in the medicine cabinet to get the needle (I keep it there b/c it's so small), and he says, "You do know I need a sewing needle."
I'm like, "Darn, all I have in there are the heroine needles. " 
OMG I just inhaled the reese cup I was eating I was laughing so hard.
BTW love the avatar!
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Meds can be helpful. It really depends. I don't think taking meds or not taking meds is the answer, but for me medication helps. I would be in a bad place without them. JMO
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I'm glad you think it's funny- the girls put in alot of time each week making those signs. Too bad it rained this week and it ripped.
Go Raiders!
sorry but it was!
you have to laugh at things like this in life. Life has enough things to "really" be upset about. C'mon it is a sign. Nobody will even remember it by next week.
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prayers said!
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I have watched this intently waiting on the verdict, and every time I see his face I get creeped out. He looks so cold- like he has no soul or something, dead eyes. His face is chilling, like he doesn't have a conscious.
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It was just an odd night last night from the time that the cheerleaders sign broke before the team ran thru it to the very end everything just seemed off. Don't know if it was the rain or what.
that was funny to me when the sign broke. I know that is bad, but I always laugh at things like that.
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One good thing about menopause, I'm never cold.
I hear that!
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She was a graduate of OHS class of '88 and has a sister, two years younger.
Please pray and keep them all in your thoughts.
The 6 yr. old was scheduled to be released from the hospital this afternoon to be with his father.
Everyone is still in shock, yet remains optimistic and positive regarding the 9 yr. old's recovery.
From what I understand the surgery this morning went well to relieve the pressure and improve his vitals.
Nothing else is yet known, as he remains unconscience since the accident.
An overwhelming, outpouring of love and support... countless number of emails every which way of friends and strangers
offering to help in whatever way possible just makes my heart swell and keeps ME positive in knowing that there is so much "good" out there in such a skeptical and critical world.
God Bless you all for truly caring and continuing to pray.
My part is just as yours, worrying, caring and keeping the Faith!
Payers sent for you too!
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Another poster did mention she was an alumni of Osborne HS class of 88 (I think).
Please continue prayers for this family. I know all of our hearts are heavy about this situation. Just remember, tomorrow is not promised to any of us. Hug the ones you love tightly every chance you get!
If I get any updates that I am able to share, I will. Right now, I know one thing that is needed. Prayer is needed. It is free and can make a miracle happen.
Thanks for the info-- I probably knew her then. I'll keep the family in my prayers. Please keep us updated and when the time is right let us know about arrangements. God knows the family and their needs and that is what really matters. He'll get my prayers where they need to go.
Diane Kimbell
in May they rest in Peace
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Diane Kimbell, age 60, of the John’s Creek area of Suwanee, GA, died Monday, May 23, 2011 following a lengthy illness. She was born in Spalding County, GA March 22, 1951 daughter of the late John Robert Kimbell, Sr. and Janet Goodman Kimbell. Diane was a 1969 graduate of Jackson High School. She graduated from the Georgia Baptist School of Nursing in 1972. She was employed by the Atlanta Cardiology Group and Dr. Fred Rose, retiring after 18 years of service. She later attended and graduated from the Mercer University Nursing program and received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She was a Nurse Surveyor for the State of Georgia until ill health forced her retirement. Diane enjoyed her work in the field of nursing. She also enjoyed gardening and loved animals. Survivors include her sisters and brothers, Anita and Bruce Nelson, Jackson, GA, Barbara Castleberry, Marietta, GA, Janet and Grady Jackson, Rome, GA, Candice and John Griffith, Canton,GA, Kay Smart, Athens, GA, Debra Kimbell, Bremen, GA, Dean Kimbell, John and Patti Kimbell all of Jackson, GA; nieces and nephews, Robin Taylor, John Castleberry, Donna Wess, Chris Ballard, Dean Kimbell, Jr., Joy Singleton, Christian Griffith, Dr. DeeDee Smart, Major Shane Smart, J. R. Kimbell, Austin Kimbell and Kaleigh Kimbell and her beloved dogs, Rico and Snuggles. Funeral services for Diane Kimbell will be Wednesday, May 25, 2011 at 2:00PM at the graveside in Jackson City Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 6-8 and at other times at the residence of Anita and Bruce Nelson, 238 Buttrill Rd. in Jackson. The family suggests that memorial donations be made to the Butts County Animal Control for feed for the animals, 158 Bibb Station Rd., Jackson, GA 30233 or the National Foundation for Cancer Research, 4600 East West Highway, Suite 525, Bethesda, MD 20814. Those desiring may read the obituary and sign the on-line guest book by going to www.haistenfuneral.com Haisten Funeral Home of Jackson, GA, your locally owned funeral home, is in charge of arrangements for Diane Kimbell.