Mart J English

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02/11/2014

Mart J English

this photo was taken on there front porch when i was a child

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Mart J English Oct 6, 1914 - Dec 26, 1995 Clayton, Georgia

Mart English was my Uncle,but in many ways he was the only father figure i ever had. I lived for the moments i spent with him and for our front porch church meetings. He was the greatest man I ever knew,was always full of life and joy, and always had a song in his heart to sing. He had one child which was stillborn and is buried on the hillside at he hollywood church beside his loving wife. Thoughs too spent a lifetime loving one another and me. I will cherish them forever, and at night i sometimes still hear his whiperwill call.

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