On Thursday, April 2, God
visited the bedside of Sis.
Mary Frances
Harris at Huntingdon
Health and Rehabilitation.
He said well done my
good and faithful servant,
your work here is done,
come unto me and be
at rest. At 9:30 p.m., Mary
Frances went on to rest in
the loving arms
of her Savior, Jesus Christ.
She was 78 years old.
Funeral services were
conducted Monday, April
6, at noon in the
Chapel of Dilday-Carter
Funeral Home. Interment
followed at Carroll
Memorial Gardens.
Brother Thomas Parker
officiated.
Mary Frances was born in
Huntingdon, on Jan. 23,
1942 to the late
Willie D and Vernon
Glenn Barnhill.
She professed a hope in
Christ at an early age. She
was a faithful
member of the First Baptist
Church in Huntingdon,
until her health
began to fail her. Frances
was a factory worker for
many years until she
retired in 2007. She was a
loving mother,
grandmother, sister, aunt,
cousin and friend. She will
be greatly missed.
Frances was a loving
and devoted wife for 35
years. She was united in
holy matrimony on Nov.
6,1982 to James Arthur
Harris who proceeded
her in death on August 23,
- She is also
proceeded in death by
three sisters, Ella Jane
Barbee, Louise Barnhill
and Betty Jean Johnson.
Frances leaves to
mourn her passing two
sons: Michael (Princetine)
Barnhill of Huntingdon
and Stephen Barnhill of
Paris; one
brother, Daniel Barnhill of
Lexington; five
grandchildren:
Michaela Barnhill, Jarvis
Barnhill, Whitney Barnhill,
Jasmine Williams
and Trevor (Brittany)
Damesworth; eight great-
grandchildren: Jesslyn
Burns, Kansas Barnhill,
Brooklyn Barnhill,
Phoenix Barnhill, Trenton
Lowe, Kylie Barnhill,
Amelia Joe and Alister
Damesworth; a host of
nieces, nephew, cousins
and friends. She also
leaves a very special and
devoted friend, Lisa
Barnhill.
