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Priscilla Lee Jones

Posted 10/31/09

Priscilla Lee Jones, 59 ORANGE PARK, FL - Priscilla Lee Jones, formerly of Georgetown, passed away Wednesday, October 28, 2009, in Orange Park Medical Center, Florida. She was 59. Priscilla was born …

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Priscilla Lee Jones

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Priscilla Lee Jones, 59

ORANGE PARK, FL - Priscilla Lee Jones, formerly of Georgetown, passed away Wednesday, October 28, 2009, in Orange Park Medical Center, Florida. She was 59. Priscilla was born in California, daughter of the late William and Mary (Clark) Jones. She was a Registered Nurse with Orange County Medical Center and local hospice. Priscilla was a member of the Professional Nursing Association and loved tennis, travel and music. In addition to her parents, a brother, Frank Jones, who died serving in the Vietnam War, preceded her in death. Priscilla is survived by three children, Jacob D. Sipple, Eddie Strickler and his children Augie and Frannie, and Tammy Cresgy, her husband, Billy, and their daughter, Amber; her former husband, Douglas E. Sipple; and siblings, Libby Klopp, Laura Lands, Peggy Bastianelli, Kenny Jones and Nancy Hastings. A funeral service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday, November 4, 2009, at the chapel of Short Funeral Services, 609 E. Market St., Georgetown, where friends may call after 9 a.m. Refreshments will follow at Grace U.M. Chruch, Georgetown. Burial will be private. Arrangements by Short Funeral Services, Georgetown.



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