Tag Archives: Mama Edith

“A Clean, Beautiful Life” – the June Saylor interview

Posted on December 5, 2012 by cbdavids

June Edith Saylor passed away in April of 2009 at the Hillcrest Nursing Home, Knoxville, TN. Her enthusiasm for life’s small victories, eternal optimism, and daily devotions are sorely missed by her church family at Sevier Heights Baptist Church, her … Continue reading →

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“The Homecoming of Beth Garrett Fisher” – by George Sieburg

Posted on November 28, 2012 by cbdavids

In 1923 Beth Garrett was living with her aunt in the wake of a family tragedy. On a chilly January day, only a month after the death of her mother and the incarceration of her father, Beth was removed from … Continue reading →

Posted in Inside Eliada Orphanage | Tagged Beth Garrett Fisher, Dorothea Dix Mental Hospital, Eliada Orphanage, Faith Cottage Asheville N.C., Lee Fisher, Lucius Bunyan Compton, Mama Edith | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Mama Edith

“A Clean, Beautiful Life” – the June Saylor interview

“The Homecoming of Beth Garrett Fisher” – by George Sieburg

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