Margaret Fulmer DeBolt, was born December 24th, 1942 and went to be the Lord Wednesday, July 13th, 2016. Margaret was a resident of Southaven, MS at the time of her passing. Margaret was the sister of Robert Fulmer, the loving mother to Toya Gronke and Troy Sharp, and loved her grandchildren Brooklynn Sharp, Jaclyn and Chase Gronke, Audrey Albertson, Stepen and Jayme Harris, and Karis Grace DeBolt. She was the loving wife to Jeff DeBolt, stepmother to Clay DeBolt and Cynthia Albertson. She was preceded in death by her husband Brooks Sharp and sister Mary Lillian Randle.
Margaret was a constant light and servant of the Lord Jesus Christ in both professional at Fedex as a legal secretary and in ministry. In the last years, she has served at Longview Heights Church in their choir, four friends ministry, RA’s, and women’s ministries. She also served her community at the Olive Branch Food Pantry. Services will be held at Longview Heights Baptist Church, July 18th, 2016. Visitation will be from noon until 2pm; the funeral will follow at 2pm. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Longview Heights Baptist Church Four Friends ministry or the American Heart Association.
I was saddened to read that we have lost another classmate. Margaret Jo was a friend who will be missed. I was glad to see her at the GHS reunion in 2011. She seemed to be having a great time at the Country Club.
I am sadden to heat that Margaret Jo has passed away. Her family and mine lived across the street from each other on Spruce Street as did Jan Webb.. We all grew up together. I consider her a very good friend. May God comfort her family during this time. She is not dead but alive in Heaven with Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Thanks for the memories Margaret Jo.
Margaret Jo was a wonderful childhood neighbor and friend (and a great support when my mother died during my high school years), and we were able to connect a few times through the years in Greenville or Memphis when I returned to visit family members. Last time I was in Greenville in Summer 2011 she and I and Jan Paul Webb met for lunch and then returned to our old neighborhood to look around and take pictures of each of us in front of our childhood homes! Very memorable and sweet time together for all of us!
Jan Paul Webb
Margaret Fulmer DeBolt, was born December 24th, 1942 and went to be the Lord Wednesday, July 13th, 2016. Margaret was a resident of Southaven, MS at the time of her passing. Margaret was the sister of Robert Fulmer, the loving mother to Toya Gronke and Troy Sharp, and loved her grandchildren Brooklynn Sharp, Jaclyn and Chase Gronke, Audrey Albertson, Stepen and Jayme Harris, and Karis Grace DeBolt. She was the loving wife to Jeff DeBolt, stepmother to Clay DeBolt and Cynthia Albertson. She was preceded in death by her husband Brooks Sharp and sister Mary Lillian Randle.
Margaret was a constant light and servant of the Lord Jesus Christ in both professional at Fedex as a legal secretary and in ministry. In the last years, she has served at Longview Heights Church in their choir, four friends ministry, RA’s, and women’s ministries. She also served her community at the Olive Branch Food Pantry. Services will be held at Longview Heights Baptist Church, July 18th, 2016. Visitation will be from noon until 2pm; the funeral will follow at 2pm. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Longview Heights Baptist Church Four Friends ministry or the American Heart Association.
Varis Barenis
I was saddened to read that we have lost another classmate. Margaret Jo was a friend who will be missed. I was glad to see her at the GHS reunion in 2011. She seemed to be having a great time at the Country Club.
Gordon Kennedy
I am sadden to heat that Margaret Jo has passed away. Her family and mine lived across the street from each other on Spruce Street as did Jan Webb.. We all grew up together. I consider her a very good friend. May God comfort her family during this time. She is not dead but alive in Heaven with Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Thanks for the memories Margaret Jo.
Betty Price
Margaret Jo was a wonderful childhood neighbor and friend (and a great support when my mother died during my high school years), and we were able to connect a few times through the years in Greenville or Memphis when I returned to visit family members. Last time I was in Greenville in Summer 2011 she and I and Jan Paul Webb met for lunch and then returned to our old neighborhood to look around and take pictures of each of us in front of our childhood homes! Very memorable and sweet time together for all of us!