Death Notice - Lottie Beecham

I just learned this afternoon of the passing of Sister Lottie Beecham, a retired pastor in Tennessee. Here is a portion of the email notification I received from Pastor Donnie Giles of the Lewisburg Church:

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"Brother Mckinley:

I don't know if you have already been notified, but Sister Lottie Beecham has passed away from here to glory. Sister Betty Andrews called last night about 10:30pm to tell about it, and let me know this morning about 8am to let me know when the visitation and funeral is. She said Visitation is today Monday 13th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, and funeral is Tuesday at 11:00 am. The funeral will be held at Plunk Funeral Home in Camden TN."

Here is the relevant information concerning services:

Plunk Funeral Home
160 S. Forrest Avenue
Camden, TN 38320

Please join me in prayer for the family.

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