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Addie Belle Conley Verner
06/14/1925 — 11/17/2002
From Kennewick, WA, US | Born in Clarksville, Texas
Addie Belle Conley Verner
Addie Belle Conley Verner, daughter of the late Ocie and Mary Conley, was born on June 14, 1925 in Clarksville, Texas. She entered into eternal rest on November 17, 2002 at Auburn General Hospital. She was preceded in death by her husband, Garfield Verner, 10 brothers and sisters, and her parents. She was united with Greater Faith Baptist Church, then with Ephesus Seventh Day Adventist Church under the pastorage of Abraham Francois.
She was a retired teacher from Kennewick High School, a hospice volunteer and worked with the Tri-City Chaplaincy.
She is survived by her daughter, Ruthie Moore Whiteside; her husband, John Whiteside of Kent, Washington; a special niece, Everette Joyce Chism of Dallas, Texas; George Hill of Ft. Worth, Texas; Billy Hill of Sacramento, California; Wilson Hill of Clarksvi1le, Texas; Bobby Hill of Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Special friends Edith & Wealthy Wallace of Richland, Washington; Ola Rambo-King of Pasco, Washington, and a host of loving relatives and friends.
Services will be held Friday November 22, 2002 at 2 pm at Einans Funeral Home in Richland.
Viewing will be held Thursday November 21, 2002 from 5 8 pm at Einans.
Mrs Verner was my teacher at Kennewick High School in the 10th grade 1985 for Home and Family Economics. I only had her for that one class but she made the biggest impression in my life. She will be greatly missed. She may be gone but will live forever in my heart.
To John, Ruthie and Family
Sister Verner always taught us to have “good manners”. She was a very special person.
Sister and Brother Verner were very special to our family.
To the family of Addie.
She was our neighbor for many years on Metaline Ave. I enjoyed my visits with Addie and Garfield, before he passed away. Virgil and I enjoyed taking her when ever we meet and taking her to the store for meds. Virgil liked helping her out in the winter, scooping her sidewalks for her, after Garfield couldn’t do it any more. We walked together at the Mall. I very much, enjoyed all of our talks, we had over the years. She was a very neat Lady to Know and Love. She was such a Loving lady. I will always remember her smile. She will be missed.
We pray that God will grant her soul, His Peace.
Ruthie
Thanks for sharing her with us.
We will miss her.
Until then.
She will be greatly missed,may the lord be with you always.
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Addie Belle Conley Verner