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To Julia Ann Pickett Thompson (1945-2014)

Columbia has been saddened by the news of death of Julia Ann Pickett Thompson, 68, Adair Co., KY (1945-2014), on January 22, 2014, in Bowling Green, KY. She was a member of the Adair County High School Class of '63

To Julia Pickett Thompson (1945-2014)
By W. M. Feese, Jr.
I got the sad, sad news today -
Julia Thompson has passed away.
I know she'll be missed by all her friends;
she was special in her very own way

She started school at Columbia Grade Center.
She was in the same class as me
and after 12 long years we graduated
with the class of '63

She went her way and I went mine;
We each went our own direction
Over the years we've kept in touch
with an occasional class reunion

We just had one not long ago.
She helped in it's organization.
She kept us in line and handled the finances,
which revealed her dedication.

To hear of her death was such sad news,
I could only sit and cry.
I only wish i had taken the time
to tell her a proper good bye

Well good bye my friend, I'll tell you now
for i know where you are going.
I have the peace and joy to know
You look great with the new wings you're wearing
- W. M. FEESE, JR, January 23, 2014




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